Castello di Razzano In Alfiano natta

Nice wine museum, wine cellar and enoteca. Very friendly staff and beautifully located.

The castle is beautifully situated, has a nice wine museum, infernot and enoteca.

Very nice discovery. Hotel in the middle of the vineyards, warm welcome, clean rooms, magnificent view. We spent 4 nights at Castello Razzano, the staff takes great care, we feel good, no fuss. The swimming pool has a magnificent view of the vineyards. You can discover a wide range of wine that is produced at the estate. The breakfast included in the room is generous. We tried the restaurant once, it was very good and the service was impeccable. You will be 25 minutes from Asti, 1h30 from Genoa and 1h50 from Milan.

Location and location are wonderful, we enjoyed the visit to the museum and the aging cellars, as well as the tasting that followed. The wines are different and all of a high standard, the paired products are also excellent. The only flaw is perhaps the size of the cutting board, it should be a little more generous for those who choose the tasting of 6 wines so as to be able to accompany them completely.

A nice place to taste some excellent wines

Wine tasting, already at the reception you perceive an elegant treatment given by qualified staff. The tasting is decidedly pleasant, both for the excellent wines served and for the treatment offered by the two managers, very knowledgeable and helpful people, who make the experience very professional with targeted information. Well done.

I didn't stay in this splendid castle but we had dinner and I can only give it top marks. The castle is cared for down to the smallest detail, completely renovated and is a perfect destination if you want to spend a relaxing weekend surrounded by nature. The restaurant has fair prices for what you eat and the food is really very good, perfect portions. The only flaw, little choice on the menu.

Castello di Razzano, near Alfiano Natta is a palace, no less, and restored with such impeccable taste, it's like stepping into a Merchant Ivory film, minus the awkward silences. The staff, bless their cotton socks, are so hospitable. The rooms? Vast and opulent. And the restaurant? Ah, the restaurant. The chef there is clearly a genius, dishing out masterpieces that would make Michelangelo weep with envy. Each plate is a work of art, a symphony of flavours that sing on the palate. And if you're a wine aficionado (which, let's face it, you should be, in this part of the world), the wine museum is a must-see. It's a proper education, a journey through the history and artistry of winemaking that will leave you suitably impressed, and perhaps a little tipsy. The whole area is wonderfully quiet, a peaceful escape from the frantic pace of modern life. It's the kind of place that seeps into your soul, a reminder that beauty and tranquility still exist in this mad, mad world. We will most definitely return, and you, my friend, should book a trip immediately.

Recommended for: wine lovers, couples looking for a romantic experience, those who want the wines of the Monferrato area. I want to go back to visit the winery

I don't know what's better. The Castle that houses the restaurant has been restored in every detail. It consists of various very welcoming rooms. It seems like entering a fairy tale with the crystal chandeliers and the internal garden with the fountain. The kindness and attention of the dining room staff are truly unique. Truly unparalleled friendliness and professionalism. They remembered us with a truly kind gesture, even though it was only the second time we ate there. Eating... well, eating is a unique experience! The Piedmontese tradition is expertly revisited by a truly talented chef. Each dish becomes a wonderful experience. The top quality products make the difference.