Barolo Wine Region Cottage: Find The Top Holiday Cottages in Barolo Wine Region

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Our top choices for Barolo Wine Region cottages

1. Apartment 'Vista Giardino' with Mountain View, Shared Pool and Air Conditioning

Dogliani

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4 Aug - 5 Aug

2. Cottage Lavender Valley unique experiences in lavender fields and rows of vines

Santo Stefano-canetto

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11 Aug - 12 Aug

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Top Barolo Wine Region Hotel Reviews

Corte Gondina boutique hotel

10/10 Excellent

"couldnt have been a better find - outstanding boutique hotel /B/B we were welcomed and every trip dinner and wine tasting were superb . Would return in a heartbeat"

Hotel Villa Beccaris

8/10 Good

"I only rated this property a 4 because of the mattress, pillows and shower stall. The property is beautiful, well maintained and has stunning views! Breakfast was good and part of the room stay. A small complimentary bottle of wine is given to guests on day of arrival but there is no complimentary water. The beds were not comfortable. You could feel the wire coil springs when you lay down. The pillows are flat, so if you’re used to a soft pillow there are none. July is a very hot time of year and the room we stayed in was very warm (25 Celsius which is about 77 Degrees in F). There are too many mosquitoes to open windows to let cooler air in the evening. We had personal portable fans which we used to try to keep cool. We only stayed 2 nights so it was somewhat bearable. We did love the area. The hotel sits at the top of the mountain so definitely wear comfortable shoes to walk the hilly cobblestone paths"