★★★★·Morano Calabro·8.6
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Agriturismo La Locanda Del Parco in Morano Calabro offers family rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and garden or pool views. Each room features a tea and coffee maker, refrigerator, and free WiFi. The property boasts spa facilities, a sun terrace, open-air bath, and seasonal outdoor pool. A family-friendly restaurant serves Italian cuisine with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, 44 km from the Archaeological Park of Sybaris.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
It’s a place surrounded by nature, with young, super friendly staff always ready to help and meet every request. The rooms are large and spacious. Maintenance is undeniably demanding, yet everything is very well taken care of. The dining area deserves a special mention; we ate wonderfully. In short, if I ever return to the area, I would definitely stay here again.
Olegunar·A month ago
I stayed with a group of friends and the owner gave us loads of useful tips to explore the area. The staff were super friendly and well prepared. The pool was lovely, and the restaurant served high‑quality ingredients. The central rooms were nice, but the chalet rooms were very small, bare‑bones, and hot. Overall, I’d highly recommend this place, though the garden and pool could use a bit more polish.
Daniela·2 months ago
The location was convenient and the staff friendly, yet breakfast offered a very limited selection and some items were from the previous day.
Esposito·2 months ago
The pool was very beautiful, the rooms and bathrooms were excellently equipped, and the food and menu were top‑class. The only issue was that the pool needed some maintenance.
Alexander·3 months ago
I stayed at this agritourismo, a working farm that makes olive oil and many of the foods we ate on site. They offered us dinner for an extra fee the night we arrived, and it turned out to be some of the best food I've had in Italy on this trip – absolutely excellent. Breakfast, which was included, featured coffee, milk, fresh yoghurt made on the premises, fresh pastries and jams also produced onsite – all delicious. I enjoyed wandering the beautiful gardens full of flowering lavender; a swallow had built a nest right next to the entrance door and my daughter saw the hungry nestlings poking their heads out. The location is great – right off the A1 autostrada between Rome and Reggio Calabria and in the heart of the Parco Nazionale Del Polino, known for winter cross‑country skiing and miles of cycling trails in summer. The property has a pool, but we didn’t have time to use it. The beds were rock‑hard, making it difficult to find a comfortable sleeping position; this is a common issue with Italian beds, but even my adult children noticed it this time.
Quargnali-diehl·3 months ago