Hledejte designové hotely v regionu Colli Euganei

Agriturismo Le Volpi se nachází v regionálním parku Colli Euganei, 5 km od města Baone. Nabízí sezónní venkovní bazén a terasu s výhledem na klidné kopce. That was amazing. Just amazing. Everything. We arrived there starving and exhausted, after a long flight and before check-in time. We were greeted so very warmly, " Do not worry. Take a seat. We'll bring you something to eat." We sat on the portico, under arches, surrounded by olive trees with a breathtaking view on the valley and the mountains, and we were offered a lavish (yes, it was indeed) spread of cheeses, prosciutto, olives, sundried tomatoes, fresh bread, accompanied by a choice of their own wines. Le Volpi was fully booked, we were lucky to get that one night, but next to us there was a couple from Germany, who drove there from home and came for two weeks on vacation. I was really envious. Everyone we met seemed so happy, people would smile and talk to each other - I think the place inspires. The breakfast was delicious, with so many choices I could not try all of it. The meats and cheesed, their own jams, the fruit (grapes!!! You've got to try the grapes!!!). The cappuccinos were the best cappuccinos in Italy I had. Still jet lagged, I woke up early and walked outside. You know that smell, in the crispy summer air, coming from the kitchen, of the morning coffee and fresh bread? I took a cappuccino and at 6:50 am went outside to see the sunrise. You are standing on top, with the Earth under you, with the morning blue and green hues mixing, the vineyards running down the heel and the light slowly rising from behind the mountain. Well... doesn't get much better that that. Two wild goats ran across the valley (actually, I thought it was deer, but was later told it was "caprette"). And then, I saw a family a wild boars trott across the vinyards!!! Is that good enough? Need to say no more? On our way out, the Waze took us on the road going on top of the main building to the right. We went almost all the way to Verona escaping the highway, through the vinyards and the hills, by curving wooden fences, Cypress trees, hilltops, etc.