Hotels near Viewpoint of Diano d'Alba

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"Everything about the property was perfect for our needs. We stayed in October during Tartufo festival, and one of the wine tastings was at this hotel. perfectly organized and wonderful wine selections. The breakfast is very good, and has several gluten free options as well as a barista to make coffees and cappuccinos. Beds were very comfy and location was extremely quiet. Parking is under the hotel, and you just need to run into the hotel on your arrival and they will open the gate for you. After that you can enter or exit with the room key. LOTS of restaurants and the entire old town is very walkable."

"Great service. Pleasant and helpful hosts. Especially, the lady who checked us in at evening and the evening barman, but reallly all of them. Room cleaned well, dailtly and cleaning ladies take note of the way we like things. They tidied the clothes we keft on footon. Breakfasts are tasty and pleantiful."

"Lovely, well appointed and comfortable room with a great view across the hills of Barolo. Very friendly staff. "

"The hotel is magical, part of a working vineyard. It has a Michelin restaurant. Reservations a must. The wine tours with the affiliated Barolo producers were excellent. One downside is its isolation. Difficult to reach especially at night. If you're driving it's not for the faint hearted. Sometimes the GPS would lose the signal but otherwise, a gorgeous place. The special 5 course dinner was spectacular in its volume, the many comped dishes, the creativity, etc"

"The hotel and surrounding property were beautiful. It is a new hotel set in the summer home of a past Italian king with vineyards and a forest to walk through. The hotel breakfast buffet was quite large, especially by Italian standards and everything was made fresh and delicious. The restaurant hotel had excellent food and we ended up eating there two nights because we enjoyed the first one so much. "

"Helpful staff, great breakfast, and beautiful views. They were particularly helpful in recommending local wineries and restaurants even on a moment’s notice. There were a few small things that could be improved—the fridge in our room never worked, for example, but we didn’t need it. I’d happily return in the future."