The spaces are good. Nothing in particular to note.
Pettinari4 weken geleden
★★★·Fornovo di Taro·9.1
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La Magnanella, a luxury B&B in Fornovo di Taro, offers a sun‑lit terrace, lush garden, and private check‑in/out. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a lounge, shared kitchen, indoor/outdoor play areas, a coffee shop, on‑site parking, bicycle parking, and bike hire. Daily Italian breakfast features local specialties, pastries, and fruit. Located 23 km from Parma train station, 10 km from Parchi del Ducato, and 23 km from Parma Airport.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
The spaces are good. Nothing in particular to note.
Pettinari·4 weken geleden
The structure is truly charming and welcoming. The cleanliness is excellent, the garden is lovely, and there is parking available.
Del·Een maand geleden
The accommodation is wonderful, spacious, impeccably clean, and fully equipped with all comforts. It would have been great to stay longer, perhaps a week to unwind. Nothing else to add.
Alessandra·Een maand geleden
The house is elegant, with a nice view and modern furnishings, especially the efficient kitchen. The bathroom features a large shower. The ladies I met were extremely kind and helpful. I happened to arrive at Manganella on the day of the World Cup semi‑final between France and Spain. As a big football fan, seeing a TV, even a small one by today’s standards, inside the apartment immediately put me at ease. I was looking forward to a peaceful evening watching the match. Unfortunately, I was told right after that the TV wasn’t connected to the antenna, so I could either connect it to my phone and split the screen onto the TV or miss the game on the TV. Naturally, the TV model (from 2014) didn’t work with my iPhone 13, so I had to watch the match on my phone. Even worse, it seemed to me like a foolish shortcoming.
Luca·3 maanden geleden
A huge apartment with air‑conditioning, a lovely garden, a well‑equipped kitchen, and friendly hosts. We drove a lot because everything else was too far to walk, like shops and restaurants.
Heiko·4 maanden geleden