Location and style
Our farmhouse is in an area surrounded by peaceful countryside, in a quiet, panoramic setting nearby Collina. "Al Brich" is a smart, welcoming venue.
Surroundings
Travellers staying with us will be able to explore tradition and culture along your own delicious fine food and wine trail, explore cultural events and exhibitions, wander amid the scents and sounds of the area's many gardens.
Close by our guests will find monuments and places of interest for culture vultures.
Location
Our property is the perfect place for families who want to stay in a home from home, thanks to games and pastimes arranged for your children, for a romantic holiday in a quiet, reserved setting, if you love the peace and quiet of nature, far from the bustle of the city.
Accommodation features
Our guests can take advantage of en-suite bathroom in each room, free Wi-Fi, heating rooms, come back at any time of day, car park, parking space, a landscaped garden, kitchenette, large terrace.
Why not try some of these activities while you're here: trekking, cycling/mountain-biking.
Why not experience life on a real farm? See what it's like to be in contact with our animals!
Our rooms
Our rooms include hairdryer, internet access, beds for children (to be requested when booking), TV, mini-bar.
We can accommodate up to 22 travellers in:
1 room "Bilocale" will accommodate 5 people
1 room "Monolocale" will accommodate 2 people
5 rooms "Camera Doppia" each of which can accommodate 3 people
Notes
You can bring your four-legged friends along with you.
Hosts will provide the information needed in Italian and in English, French.
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