Located in the heart of the Val Di Non, the family-run Agritur La Pieve is a working farm, surrounded by a garden with a swimming pool. Rooms feature a traditional Alpine décor, independent heating, and a TV. Parking is free.
Accommodation comes with wooden furniture, a private bathroom, and tiled floors. The apartments also have a kitchenette. Free Wi-Fi is available at reception.
Breakfast is served daily and consists of mainly sweet items, such as homemade cakes. Salty specialities are available upon request. The local farm produces the famed Val Di Non apples.
La Pieve is in the rural village of Torra. The shores of Lake Santa Giustina can be reached in 10 minutes by car, and Trento is 33 km away.
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Osoite: Via S. Eusebio 4, Taio 38012 
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Agritur La Pieve - Valokuvat
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We really enjoyed Agritur La Pieve in the Val di Non of the Dolomites. We were blown away how pretty this valley is and how much there is to do - hiking, canyoneering, biking, and castles. From the patio of this hotel, we counted 16 different villages each with their own church. The owners of this hotel were super nice and the rooms were spacious and quiet - with kitchens as well.
It was very clean and with a spectacular view. It is a family run
business who make you feel at home and do their best to help. Breakfast
was delicious. Even though we stayed there for just 4 nights we were sad
to leave and the family gave us a lovely gift as well as we left.kaikki arvostelut »
The unit was very clean and comfortable, and the view over the valley to the mountains was fantastic. Staff were friendly and helpful, although not much English is spoken.
Beautiful location, sparkling clean, lovely views.
very clean, nice pool, great value for money.
the flat was new and clean.
it was cold and no heating- the lady tried to help and brought us more blankets and heater for the living room. the view was lovely. the location is good for this part of Dolomites.
Finding the hotel was a bit of a challenge but once we got the hang of it, it was easy to get to the main highway below. Shopping for food was a challenge due to the limited hours.
The church bell up the road rings all night long! I don't know how the villagers ever get any sleep.
you hear the bell of a church all day and night, no aircondition in our room.
the kitchen has basic equipment and was uncomfortable.
no one spoke one word in English and it was hard to communicate.
