Hotels near Ponti Station

"This is a wonderful house with eclectic art and interesting furniture. It is very charming and authentic. I would recommend it to any one who is physically fit and driving a small car. It was a little bit challenging for us because my mother is quite old and not able to walk long distances. We also had a larger rental car because she is handicapped and uses a walker, and it is almost impossible to maneuver around the small roads of the town unless you have a tiny car or park farther away and just walk up to the house.So it is a wonderful place in a very small and beautiful town with one very good restaurant that is open on the weekends. It is also good to note that you should be an excellent driver because the roads are very narrow and windy for about 20 minutes as you approach the town. "

"Diane and Brian are charming and excellent hosts. The location is great for exploring Piedmont, lots of good dining choices, lovely wine tastings. A perfect Italian get away without the crowds in Tuxcany or Venice."

"Allowed me to park my motorcycle in her garage, which was wonderful. "

"Hotel Valentino is a romantic place. Excellent free breakfast, especially croissants. People are nice and helpful."

"This is a delightful property run by very kind and welcoming hosts. The area is idyllic and so quiet and relaxing. I would have no hesitation in recommending and we will definitely be back. "

"We travelled to Piemonte for wine tasting, and this house is almost ideally situated in the middle of the Asti-Alba-Barolo-Barbera-Barbaresco area. It is in a rural area, and the local farmer does drive his tractor and truck by the house occasionally (several times a day). Otherwise, noise is almost nonexistent. The house (actually Villa Tellais well appointed and well furnished. It is one of 2 in a duplex arrangement at the top of a small hill. All 3 bedrooms are large; 2 have an adjoining bath and 1 has a private bath. Living room is large and comfortable. Kitchen is well furnished. Just realize that this is NOT a place for those with mobility issues - steep, narrow stairs! My only issue is with the road to the house. It is a very narrow and winding road, and in several places there is no way for cars to pass. You may have to back down the road for 100 meters or more if you run into unyielding traffic at just the wrong spot. Cessole is a VERY small village, so you may have to drive as far as Alba or Canelli to get groceries when local village stores and restaurants are closed. These are picturesque drives of 45 minutes to an hour over mountain roads with many turns and switchbacks. Just pick up groceries on the way back from your favorite winery! We toured Coppo (Canelli), Drocco Luigi (Alba), Marchesi di Barolo, and Teo Costa (Castellinaldo). All were excellent! Teo Costa's prices are the best by far for bringing back to the house (no shipping to US)."