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Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills

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A stone-walled room with an open door leading to an outdoor area, a wooden table with chopsticks, and potted plants. - Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills (San Romano in Garfagnana)
A stone-walled room with a television, a wooden cabinet, a potted plant, and a window with curtains. - Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills (San Romano in Garfagnana)
A narrow hallway with a bed, a desk, a chair, a radiator, and a window. - Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills (San Romano in Garfagnana)
An old stone archway leading to a cobblestone path, with a white table and chairs in the background. - Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills (San Romano in Garfagnana)
A dining area with a table set for two, wooden chairs, a stone wall, and a shelf with decorative items. - Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills (San Romano in Garfagnana)
Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills provides everything that you need. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.

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Popular amenities

  • Kitchen
  • Washing machine
  • Pet-friendly
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Barbecue grill

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About this property

Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills

  • Nestled in the charming medieval village of Sambuca, this authentic stone house offers you a perfect blend of historical charm and modern comfort. The peaceful surroundings and breathtaking views of the Garfagnana region create an unforgettable escape from everyday life.



    The house seamlessly combines traditional Tuscan architecture with contemporary amenities. While preserving its medieval character through exposed stone walls and authentic features, the interior provides all the modern conveniences you need for a comfortable stay.



    Step outside to find yourself in the heart of a picturesque Italian borgo, where narrow cobblestone streets and historic buildings tell stories of centuries past. The tranquil setting allows you to experience the authentic rhythm of Tuscan village life.



    From hiking trails in the Orecchiella Natural Park to exploring ancient castles, the area offers endless possibilities. Visit local restaurants to taste traditional Garfagnana cuisine, take scenic drives through mountain villages, or spend peaceful afternoons by Lake Gramolazzo's shores.

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About the area

San Romano in Garfagnana is home to this holiday home. Verrucole Fortress and Ariostesca Castle are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park and Orecchiella Park. Parco Avventura Selva del Buffardello and Parco Levigliese are also worth visiting. Take the opportunity to explore the area for outdoor excitement like hiking. Visit our San Romano in Garfagnana travel guide
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San Romano in Garfagnana

What's nearby

  • Pontecosi Lake
    6 min drive - 2.4 miles
  • Ariostesca Castle
    14 min drive - 5.0 miles
  • Duomo
    14 min drive - 5.3 miles
  • Archaeological Museum
    14 min drive - 5.3 miles
  • Isola Santa Lake
    28 min drive - 14.5 miles

Getting around

  • Villetta San Romano Station
    18 min walk

Restaurants

  • La Dispensa & Rewind
    5 min drive
  • Bar Alimentari
    11 min drive
  • La Rocca
    10 min drive
  • Albergo Ristorante Pizzeria Residence Il Grotto
    12 min walk
  • Festa della Bistecca
    9 min drive

Frequently asked questions

Is Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills pet-friendly?

Yes, pets are allowed at this property.

What time is check-in at Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills?

Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.

What time is check-out at Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills?

Checkout is at 10:00 AM.

Where is Medieval stone house in the Garfagnana hills located?

Situated in San Romano in Garfagnana, this holiday home is 2 mi (3.2 km) from Parco Avventura Selva del Buffardello and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Verrucole Fortress. Ariostesca Castle and Duomo are also within 6 miles (10 km). Villetta San Romano Station is 18 minutes by foot.

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The house is situated in a very authentic and beau...

The house is situated in a very authentic and beautiful setting in a cozy little Italian village; you have the most beautiful natural surroundings right outside your door, and you’re close to the locals, which was very charming. The apartment is very tastefully decorated—rustic and simple. A major drawback is the indoor climate; as soon as we stepped inside, there was a very musty/unpleasant odor, and in the dining room we found patches of mold on the exterior wall, which meant we didn’t spend any time at all in that room (nor did we leave our luggage there). We were lucky with the weather, with temperatures between 28 and 36 degrees, so we were able to open the windows in every room right away and throughout our stay, which helped alleviate the poor indoor air quality. As noted, there is no washing machine or coffee maker in the apartment, and the freezer is an open compartment in the refrigerator that was unable to keep ice cubes completely frozen. We shared the entrance from the street—which is the courtyard intended as the apartment’s outdoor area—with two young people who are permanent tenants in the building, and they were constantly coming and going. We certainly had a lovely stay; we experienced great hospitality from Matteo, who responded immediately to our inquiries and messages, and great warmth from his father, who often stopped by (even bringing vegetables and fruit from his own garden).