★★★·Montereale Valcellina·8.7
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Casa Valcellina Hotel Ristorante in Montereale Valcellina offers family rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and garden or mountain views. The romantic restaurant serves Italian, local, and European cuisines with special dietary options. The hotel features a terrace, hot tub, and outdoor fireplace. Located 24 km from Pordenone Fiere, it offers free bicycles, parking, and private check-in/check-out services.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The location was super convenient, the room was tiny but still comfortable for a few days, parking was ample, the bed was good, and the Wi‑Fi was solid. It was a hassle to arrive, find the number to call, contact the person, send documents, and wait for the key code… honestly, if you arrive tired, sweaty, maybe wearing motorcycle gear like us, there’s room for improvement.
Barbara·Un mese fa
The camera was clean and modern, the area was quiet and peaceful, and there was a great on‑site restaurant. The breakfast wasn’t very well stocked.
Alessandro·Un mese fa
The place was very well maintained, the restaurant was excellent, parking was convenient, and the location was strategic for nice day trips.
Marcella·Un mese fa
The restaurant next to the property was truly good with excellent dishes. Parking was large, the room was bright and clean, and the bathroom was nice. Nothing negative.
Peje_aus·Un mese fa
What a beautiful hotel, both inside and out! We stayed with a nine‑month‑old and a twelve‑year‑old, enjoyed the kids’ play area and the parking right next door. The suite was huge, featuring two bathrooms—one with a hydro‑massage tub and another with a shower—plus a very comfy bed and a fully equipped kitchen with a dining nook for four and mountain views. Housekeeping came daily and was truly pleasant, and the staff were extremely helpful. We didn’t try the restaurant, but they gave us a little farewell gift at the end—great hosts! The only tiny issues were the light‑blocking curtains: there were no shutters, so the curtains let in early morning light, which was tricky for the baby but fine for adults. Also, the listing mentioned a private terrace/balcony, yet the suite on the first floor only had a shared lounge area with garden sofas below—not a spot for breakfast, though we did enjoy our coffee there.
Sandra·Un mese fa
