Cascina Dani In Agliano terme

Warm support from the owners and hosts Iwana and Ronald. Very nicely converted and tastefully furnished former winery house with many original details from the history of the house.

Small, heartily run pension with few frills but everything you need to relax. Perfect location if you want to experience Piedmont with its culinary highlights. The hosts also introduce you perfectly to life in Piedmont with their delicious, homemade dishes and wines from the region. They provide support and advice when selecting activities. Can only be recommended.

We were able to spend very nice days with Ivana and Ronald. We were offered fine, select regional wines and very good cuisine. You can tell that it is run with passion. Everything very clean and tidy. Can only recommend it to everyone. Keep it up.

Fantastic service and friendliness from Ronald and Ivana. Lovely food and wine. Neat and clean everywhere. Peaceful and lovely pool area.

Ivana and Ronald took over this beautiful place and they made it theirs. They were very welcoming. Our room was very nice and tidy and had a mini fridge. Breakfast was delicious with a selection of Piedmont cheeses. But the best was the amazing dinner! The traditional Piedmont dishes, but with their own touch. You really taste the love and effort in their homemade pasta. Furthermore, they serve great wines (including a beautiful Spumante). Hopefully you will also be able to enjoy their gnocchi and semifreddo! Will definitely go here again.

Wonderful hosts with a lot of passion and competent advice about restaurants and wineries in the surrounding area. Excellent food and excellent wines. Gladly again at any time!

First of all: Ronald is courteous, communicative and helpful. As far as the stay is concerned, the price and performance do not match. Rooms, service and facilities: We booked two so-called deluxe rooms. Deluxe sounds more promising than the rooms are. They have very spartan furnishings (bed, bedside table, additional seating and a tiny table). The only difference from the “normal” rooms is an additional sofa bed, which we didn't use, even though the bed mattresses are anything but comfortable. Both rooms have working air conditioning. If you wanted to sleep at night with the window open, you could only do so in the larger of the two rooms, as there was the possibility of creating a draft. The windows face both the street and the vineyards to the rear. In the smaller room it gets too hot (we were there in August) to sleep without air conditioning. To create a draft, you could just open the room door, which does not have any mosquito protection - not a good idea due to the mosquito plague that starts in the evening. You can also hear the street on one side and the pool robot on the other. The “socket near the bed” is the only one that can be used. The second is occupied by the minibar. The complimentary toiletries consist of a tiny hand soap and a small shower gel, of which only the soap was replaced during our week-long stay. The room is cleaned daily. “Cleaning” here only means that the beds are made, the trash cans are emptied and the towels are changed after 4 days (which, by the way, there is hardly any place to hang them). The floor wasn't mopped once during our stay. You have to clean the plastic glasses from the compartment above the minibar yourself when you use them. Pool and garden: The garden below the vineyards is beautifully landscaped around the pool (also with an arbor). The lounge chairs comfortable. Unfortunately the pool is very small. You can hardly swim in it (only four strokes back and forth). It also has no railing, which makes it difficult, if not impossible, especially for older people to get in (this does not meet the specified safety standards). In addition, the steps under water on the right side are a tripping hazard, as one (obviously as a seat) has been left out. Breakfast and restaurant: The breakfast buffet is sufficient and fresh, but not extensive. There is fresh fruit, cheese, sausage, yoghurt, jams, bread and croissants, no eggs, no rolls, no antipasti or similar. Coffee is served by Ronald. Even though Ronald is undoubtedly a good cook, the food in the restaurant in the evening is completely overpriced. We only “afforded” it on the first evening. For four people (three adults and one child) we ended up paying 160 euros. We each had a primo dish, the adults had a side salad and three desserts. Plus a bottle of wine and water. From then on we ate out. Only on the last evening we allowed ourselves three glasses of beer, which were charged at a mere 18 euros. Even if the booking price includes all taxes and fees, there is still a tourist tax that must be paid separately. All in all, it's a nice stay, but you can certainly find other, more idyllic accommodations in the area that are either more fair to the high price or are equally cheaper.

Everything was super nice, clean and comfortable. Very nice hosts and great cuisine and of course great wines. thank you very much