Can anyone recommend a good agriturismo (for June) within a short drive, or walk to great hiking? We'd like breakfast and the availability of a restaurant at the agriturismo. thank you.
Any other suggestions for dolomite "must see or do" would also be appreciated!
Dianne
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Seattle, WA
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I found this one near Compatsch when searching for lodging for our family on Alpe di Siusi. It won’t work for us but it might for you.
http://jagglschwaige.com/en/index.html
Breakfast is included, and they will cook dinner on request, or you can have dinner at other restaurants nearby.
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OP
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Thank you, this looks perfect. I've emailed them about the price. Hope it's not too high!
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Seattle, WA
17567 posts
The price was very reasonable when I checked, but they had a one-week minimum stay requirement which did not work for us. But that may have been due to the size of our group(8 people, requiring apartments at least).
I will say the location is ideal, for scenery and easy access to hiking and mountain biking. And they may even offer horseback riding. I ended up booking one of the nearby hotels because I like that location so much.
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Seattle, WA
17567 posts
I looked in my tourism guide from Seiser Alm— a nice brochure they mail on request —and found other agriturismo listings for the area ( all of these above the valley up on Seiser Alm/Alpe di Siusi:
Gstatschhof Ponyhof
Www.gstatschhof.com
Farm Ratzeshof
Www.ratzeshof.com
Farm Grunserhof
Www.grunserhof.com
Malge Römerschwaige
Www.roemerschwaige.com
The agriturismo have “sunflower” ratings, comparable to stars for hotels. The Ponyhof has 4 sunflowers, meaning “extraordinary eauipment” according to the key provided. . The others I listed all have 3 sunflowers, meaning they offer “extra facilities, making a stay on a farm a special experience”. The Malva Jaggi Schwaige that I mentioned previously has two sunflowers, meaning it is simpler, offering “pleasant lodging” in rooms with shower and WC.
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Forest Grove, OR
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You might consult Red Rooster a site for finding agriturismi in the South Tyrol.