After our fabulous lunch at All’Enoteca we drove east to our accommodation at La Villa Hotel in Mombaruzzo, a small town near Canelli and Nizza Monferrato in the north western part of Piedmont. It was great to be back in the hills of Piedmont, surrounded by beautiful vineyards.
Chris and Nicola Norton opened La Villa Hotel in 2005 after renovating this seventeenth century villa . They have created a beautiful and stylish home into which you are warmly welcomed.
All the rooms are tastefully decorated with great views over the valley or the beautiful gardens.
The pool provides welcome relief in the summer
La Villa have their own chef, Martin Teplitzky, an Australian who previously has worked in Glasgow and Sydney. If you don’t feel like going to a local village for dinner, you can eat in every night except Tuesday.
Breakfast in the courtyard or loggia is a perfect way to start the day
Fresh fruit salad, plates of salami and proscuitto, fresh breads and croissants as well as a tempting plate of frittata and freshly squeezed orange juice is waiting for you each morning
After a day exploring the local villages, it’s always great to return back to this tranquil haven.
La Villa Hotel
Via Torino,7
Mombaruzzo (Fraz Casalotto)
Tel:+39 0141 793890
La Villa Hotel
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Jen, it looks fabulous, we can dream
Sandi
It’s a great place to stay- very relaxing. One day……..!
That breakfast took me back to a hotel breakfast in Milan. All I remember was how the cold meat was replenished frequently! Looks like a tranquil villa to chill out.