B&B Chez Annie
The B&B Chez Annie will welcome you in a peaceful and relaxing environment, perfect for enjoying a delicious breakfast in tranquility. You can expect a variety of sweets, crepes, local jams and honey, cookies, yogurt, milk, local cheeses and cured meats to start the day off right.
The Bed & Breakfast "Chez Annie" is located in Donnas, a picturesque village in the lower Aosta Valley famous for its DOC vineyards, the Roman Arch carved in stone, and the old village that hosts the millennial Wood Fair every year in January.
Managed by a welcoming family, our B&B will make you feel at home thanks to the cleanliness and respect we put into every detail.
The living area, converted from a completely renovated old horse stable, will welcome you with its rustic charm, characterized by four brick vaults. Here you can enjoy breakfast, consisting of typical local products.
The two rooms, for a total of six beds, have a separate entrance from the living area. Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, hairdryer, and toiletries, as well as a television and air conditioning.
The spaces are cozy, and during the summer, you can also enjoy breakfast in the adjacent outdoor area next to the rooms.
Every morning, you will have the opportunity to delight your taste buds with a different breakfast. Each day, you will have the chance to savor a variety of jams, local honey, cold cuts, and typical cheeses, fruit juices, yogurt, and fresh fruit. The sweets will be a daily surprise: crepes, fruit cakes, cannoli, muffins, chocolate cakes, cookies, and other delicacies will help you start the day on a sweet note. Additionally, upon request, there are also products available suitable for people with diabetes or celiac disease.
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Donnas is a charming village that offers numerous opportunities for visitors. From a historical point of view, it is characterized by the presence of an extremely significant and well-preserved section of the famous Gaul Road, an ancient Roman road that led to Augusta Praetoria (Aosta). While visiting this site, one cannot help but cross the imposing arch carved into the rock by the Romans and admire the milestone that marks the distance from Aosta. A unique and evocative experience is exploring the Medieval Village, rich in fascinating points of interest. Furthermore, in the area, you can find the Wine Museum and the Treby Dairy Eco Museum. The territory's conformation and its agricultural vocation have favored the development of important crops for our region. Just take a look at the hills to admire the terraced vineyards that produce quality wines. In addition to the Cooperative Wineries, which produce the renowned first DOC of the Aosta Valley, small producers have successfully established themselves with passion in this cultivation. Furthermore, farms, honey producers, and dairies complete the offering of local products. Not to be overlooked is also the cultivation of olive trees, which allows for obtaining a highly appreciated fine-quality olive oil.
