Rocca Dei Marchesi In Sabbio chiese

The hotel is a little dated, but it has charm and the staff is very friendly and accommodating.

Quiet place, excellent food, Mr. Giacomo and the owner is a wonderful person with a capital M

We stayed at this property over the Easter weekend. It's quite clean, with spacious rooms (or rather, apartments) and comfortable beds. The kitchen is usable but lacks utensils, not even a single pan or cutlery, making it practically useless. Like all the other guests, we were left without hot water due to a fault. It can happen, but the situation needs to be managed... meaning, in this case, boilers would be needed to ensure hot water service. The situation was partially saved because we were allowed to wash in the farm manager's private apartment, but it still created the inconvenience of having to wait for everyone to wash in shifts and having to walk outside to get from one apartment to the other. When we requested a discount for the inconvenience, the response wasn't the friendliest or most polite. It's a shame, because a gesture of kindness toward a guest is always appreciated. It really didn't take much... breakfast was a bit meager: croissants, jams, and chocolate (you could refill them as you wish), and juice. Overall, the little village is very charming, and the on-site parking is very convenient. I would recommend the manager pay a little more attention to the breakfasts, perhaps adding something savory, adding some kitchen accessories, and above all, a little more discretion in handling any unexpected events that may arise within the facility, also accommodating those who have paid and are not responsible for any breakdowns.