Ristorante Il Conte Di Villa Cagnola In Gazzada schianno

The accommodation is lovely, the food on the half-board basis is very good, and the staff is very friendly.

Visit with Secret Lombardy to the extraordinary collection of majolica and porcelain housed in this beautiful villa with a garden and stunning views. Just a stone's throw from us!

An ancient villa in a vast park filled with valuable centuries-old trees. Peace and tranquility. Friendly and very helpful staff. Authentic cuisine, excellent without being pretentious.

We went to the restaurant for Easter lunch. The staff were extremely kind, friendly, and attentive; the dishes were carefully prepared and plentiful, in the Italian tradition, without any "weirdness," Anglicisms, or Frenchisms :-) We asked for a doggy bag for the main course, rather than eating it on site, and they prepared one for us—a huge amount!—to take away. The only flaw: the wine would have been better served by the glass, at small tables, to avoid warming it and, above all, to avoid waste. We asked not to bring a bottle of red wine and Prosecco for dessert because... there were two of us and we already had two bottles on the table! We will definitely be back, especially for the walk in the park, which is wonderful.

It was just a visit to see the park and see this beautiful villa from the outside. There is a very luxury hotel that will surely offer impeccable service.

Great place to stay, priceworth, great view on landscape

Very beautiful, like something out of a mystical movie. The service was impeccable! The food was top notch!

Well-organized conference and lunch

I took a guided tour of the villa, where I discovered a beautiful art collection of ceramics, majolica, tapestries, and more. The volunteer guide, very knowledgeable and kind, not only explained the entire collection to us, but also accompanied us through the immense park, home to many centuries-old trees and a beautiful tower.

What a shame!! A missed opportunity...the villa is very beautiful and in a commanding position...it's a shame about the state of deterioration and near-abandonment.