Faro Rosso

The staff were kind and the place was clean.

Paologlferrara·3 weeks ago

“Un soggiorno da favola”

The area was quiet yet very convenient to reach Gubbio, with a view of the town from the garden and an elegant restaurant.

Simonetta·A month ago

“Enttäuschend”

Faro Rosso is marketed as a 4‑star agriturismo, but Italian regulations require reception staff to speak at least two foreign languages. The older gentleman at the front desk spoke no foreign languages, so he couldn't read our reservation and gave us a room without a balcony even though we had booked one. Later a friendly young man who spoke English swapped our room. The room and bathroom were of decent quality but already heavily worn. The double room offered only one seat for two people—no more than a 2‑star standard. The small balcony had a table and two metal stools, no cushions, and a pile of swallows droppings because the birds had been there for weeks and it had not been cleaned for a long time. The water pressure was too low to run the existing rainforest shower, which is worth noting. The breakfast room had a beautiful view of the landscape, which made the very sparse breakfast somewhat distracting; the staff spoke only Italian. When it came to paying, we had to call in three people in succession until someone could process an EC card; the price level was that of a high‑end 3‑4 star hotel. In response to my review they claim I booked a room without a balcony, which is untrue—see picture. The price‑performance was poor, only one seat in the double room and a meager breakfast.

Walter·A month ago

Agriturismo Faro Rosso presents itself as a 4‑star property, but Italian regulations require reception staff to speak at least two foreign languages; the older gentleman at the front desk spoke zero, so he couldn't read our booking and handed us a room without a balcony, even though we had booked one. Later, a friendly young man who spoke English took over and swapped our room. The room and bathroom were relatively high‑quality but heavily worn. In the double room, only one seat was available for two people, which is at most a 2‑star level. The small balcony had a table and two metal stools, no cushions, and a pile of swallows’ droppings that had been there for weeks, indicating it had not been cleaned for a long time. The water pressure was too low to run the rainforest shower, a point worth mentioning. The breakfast room offered a wonderful view of the landscape, which distracted us from the sparse breakfast, and the staff spoke only Italian. When it came to payment, it was difficult again; three people were called in succession before someone could process the EC card, though the price level matched an upscale 3‑to‑4‑star hotel. The value for money was poor, only one seat in the double room, and the breakfast was meager.

Walter·A month ago

A truly enchanting place for pure relaxation, with incredibly kind staff. We dined and every dish was of great quality. Highly recommended.

Alessandro·A month ago