Reviews of Madonna Della Neve 2 stars

To be honest, although outdated (mostly the beds) and the WIFI running only downstairs in the dining restaurant room, the venue is clean. My wife and I stayed 5 nights over there, dining 3 times. Excellent meals by the way even though the menu card hanging front of the garten was not aligned with what really was available or not that day unfortunately. One or two of the meals for instance written on the card were not even available, but for some reason weren't removed from that board... Another thing to remove from the description over internet, unless the owner isn't afraid of misleading ad, is "good continental breakfast buffet". There's no breakfast at all to be seen anywhere! So be prepared to head to the "Royal Camping" venue that is located at 300 m away walking, where eventually you'll have passionate conversations with the young Michele (our Pettenasco's angel), Daniele and Manu --fantastic guys ! What's more, if you're not bothered by the cowbells just a stone's throw from the hotel and the bell towers of both churches next door, then don't complain.

Read carefully again the above review. But travelers need to think or strongly consider renting a car... I don't know about other travelers, I'm not a guy who enjoys cycling or mountain biking on steep, winding mountain roads !

Nice. quiet family hotel

The view was lovely. The food in the restaurant was great.

The rooms were a bit run down. The hotel is 2km out of the village up a steep hill...and location would have been perfect if we'd had a car.. but it was a gruelling walk with luggage as we were on foot. Not the hotel's fault! We should have read the description more closely. No breakfast was a bit of a pain as we were far from a shop.

Enjoyed staying out of the little town of pettenasco & the food on the restaurant was really, really good. We ate there 3 nights out if the four nights we stayed. Rooms have fridge & little coffee machine and water provided and small balcony. We Loved the outdoor dining space.

No breakfast on offer but that didn’t bother us much but it might other folks. It’s a walk up a hill to get there which is easy by car but we came on foot & by train with back - packs. It took us 25 min to walk but that was ok for us. There was no WiFi but you’re getting away from it all so that again was a bonus for us.