Search Inns in Roccaprebalza

"Love this hotel for our family visit in Salsomaggiore "

"Most wonderful place to stay near Parma. Our hosts were incredible! Warm, inviting, helpful, informative. The historic farmhouse and grounds are gorgeous, serene, and Unique. Gardens, patios, and a beautiful barn now used for parties. Even a couple of sheep in a pen, and a handful of happy chickens wondering the gardens. Our apartments were clean and comfy, including a full bathroom, well-stocked kitchen, and a clothes washer. The house is full of antiques, beautiful architecture, and history. Our host helped us find wonderful local places to eat fabulous dinners. And the selections in the breakfast room each morning were absolutely delicious: home baked treats, yogurt, fruit, and more. Not to mention the best coffee of our travels. We felt at home away from home. A true bed and breakfast. Would go back again! "

"Not a friendly and inviting hotel,spa closed,wasp nest by pool side,not kids friendly or catered for. We had to eat out 2 nights because food was not acceptable and closed on a Saturday night . Less toiletries knowing you had 3 guest in a room but provided 1bath wash, why?? Wine selections not very good or nice"

"The room was good and silent. The breakfast is fantastic. "

"Thank you again to Mirella and Francesco for an amazing wedding and vacation! We loved our time there! <3"

"We were there for just one night. Easy parking underground the hotel but you have to go and ask the desk staff to open the gate. We had an amazing view of the countryside from our balcony so make sure you ask for that view. Host was very kind. The hotel is a little older and has basic amenities. The morning breakfast was amazing! "

"No control over the weather but we still enjoyed the sight seeing and had great midday meals out. We did our other meals at the vrbo."

"Nice rustic hotel. We enjoyed our stay. The staff was very friendly."

"Wonderful apartment in old building at the end of a cul de sac, with a large east facing terrace looking out over the Apennine foothills. Serena and Paolo couldn’t have been kinder and more helpful."