Agritur La Gemma

“Sant'Orsola, il paese dei piccoli frutti.”

Gemma was amazing, always making us feel at home and chatting with us like we were family – it was a real pleasure. She even cooked a fantastic dinner with her own ingredients, especially the blueberry risotto, which was top. The building is almost brand‑new, the room was large, clean, and quiet, and even our dog had a good time.

Alessandro·Hace un mes

“Pessima esperienza”

The homemade products were good but limited in variety. I didn’t like being redirected to another property upon arrival; we’d booked and paid two weeks earlier for two nights at a countryside agritourism, yet we ended up in a low‑grade hostel in town over a bar, clearly worth less than what we paid. In the morning we had to drive to the agritourism for breakfast. The owner blamed a Booking mishap, saying she couldn’t contact us in time. Despite the inconvenience, she still asked us to pay the €20 for the dog that stayed with us; the charge was due, but given the circumstances I expected a discount.

Claudio·Hace 2 meses

“DA CANCELLARE”

Nothing positive – upon arrival the owner told me the room was unavailable at 19.40 and sent me to a place 7 km away, which I had to accept because of the time. I ended up in a one‑star hotel with separate beds that made it impossible to sleep; the property felt like it was built 30 years ago. The breakfast was unmentionable. I’d already paid and even had to cover the tourist tax. She had my number and could have warned me earlier. I’m canceling this place.

Simone·Hace 2 meses

It was a genuine agriturismo, the outside was a bit unwelcoming, there was some confusion inside, but it was basically run by one person.

Alberti·Hace 3 meses

“Bel posto, ma costa troppo (NON mangiateci)”

The owner was friendly, the view was nice and the room was clean. We were allowed to stay a bit longer the next morning because I was stuck with a back problem, and it was true that there were no other bookings that day. There was no elevator, so when I had a problem I had to use the stairs on crutches, but that wasn’t the main issue. My girlfriend and I decided to use the dinner service because it was raining and my leg was casted, so it seemed the best choice. We were told the menu was fixed, but no cost or details were given about what it included or the portion sizes. We ended up paying €30 each (drinks excluded) for a small risotto, a dry hamburger that was barely edible, and oven‑baked potatoes that were supposed to be from their garden but were obviously frozen. To top it off, a slice of focaccia that was as dry as my summer garden. The included breakfast was just a hot drink, bread, and jam. Aside from the costs, staying there wasn’t bad, but if I have to pay so much I expect it to be worth it.

Tommaso·Hace 5 meses