Casa Clelia: the gem in the heart of the Langhe

This is a lovely house in a very quiet little village. It is a little difficult to get to and very remote. There was no option for any kind of food or dining. The only cafe in this tiny town was closed except weekends. We did stay in the off season, so not sure what the situation would be in the summer. The nearest option for a market or dining was a 30 minute drive on very narrow winding roads. We still enjoyed or stay. The views of the local area are lovely. The village sits high up and is surrounded by hills and vineyards. Not all of the views in the photos of the property are from the house. Some are taken from a short walk from the house. It was very quiet. We never saw more than four or five other people in the village when we walked about exploring. We very much enjoyed the stay.

This is a wonderful house with eclectic art and interesting furniture. It is very charming and authentic. I would recommend it to any one who is physically fit and driving a small car. It was a little bit challenging for us because my mother is quite old and not able to walk long distances. We also had a larger rental car because she is handicapped and uses a walker, and it is almost impossible to maneuver around the small roads of the town unless you have a tiny car or park farther away and just walk up to the house.So it is a wonderful place in a very small and beautiful town with one very good restaurant that is open on the weekends. It is also good to note that you should be an excellent driver because the roads are very narrow and windy for about 20 minutes as you approach the town.

Absolutely beautiful house in quite village, large garden to enjoy wine and evenings. Wine bar 100m from the house. Communicate with owner was super easy. Highly recommended. We are going back no doubt

It is a very nice very well-kept home in a pretty little mountain town with a great restaurant only steps away. Had a great time there.

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