Agriturismo Revena

Unfortunately our visit at this agriturismo was a significant disappointment. The location itself is between a busy motorway and active train tracks. Thw experience was ruined by the attitude of the owner. What appeared to be polite smiles quickly gave way to arrogance and an unpleasant atmosphere. We overheard the owner speaking about us in Italian, assuming we wouldn’t understand. He criticized us for supposedly leaving too much food at breakfast—an accusation that was both exaggerated and inappropriate. Instead than addressing the matter respectfully or acknowledging his mistake, he doubled down when I asked then after hearing them talk what was the problem, he was fixating on two eggs and a croissant as “disrespect” for food. The owner wanted to point out that he had built the place himself, seemingly more interested in self-congratulation than in providing a welcoming environment for guests. This attitude translated into a judgmental and uncomfortable atmosphere. If you’re traveling with small children, I strongly advise going elsewhere. There was little understanding or warmth towards families, and we felt unwelcome and disrespected. This was the worst service and behavior we’ve encountered in 30 years of visiting Italy. There are so many beautiful and genuinely hospitable places in this country so do yourself a favor and choose another place if you like nice athmosphere and genuine people.

il posto è molto carino e curato, le camere pulite e ben disposte, il vino è ottimo, lontano da tutto e da tutti abbiamo passato un weekend di pace e allegria, i proprietari gentilissimi e sempre a disposizione per qualsiasi richiesta! Un barbecue improvvisato è stato la scintilla per una serata di dialoghi e risate, torneremo sicuramente!!

Molto carino, tranquillo in mezzo al verde, letto molto comodo, colazione abbondante, bella piscina a forma di cuore, proprietari molto gentili, rapporto qualità-prezzo ottimo. Escursioni fatte: Santuario Madonna della Corona e Parco delle Cascate del Molina. Consigliatissimo. Barbara Forlivesi