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Since 1953 the 18th-century castle has housed the hotel and restaurant. The guest rooms occupy part of the castle, the adjacent Castalderia and the Foresteria. The restaurant is situated on the ground floor and looks onto the lush gardens that surround the castle.
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HOTEL STYLE
Budget
Romantic
Languages Spoken
English, French, Italian
Location
Piazza Canonico Borgna Don Pietro 9, 12060 Verduno Italy
Name/address in local language
Albergo Real Castello
80 reviews
Getting there
Car recommended
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Today my husband and I did a tasting at cantine del castello verduno. It was a great experience, and Fabio was super informative and hospitable. We loved the wines, and we loved the explanation he gave. There are various options for a tasting (from €25 to €90) and we selected the basic, which included the history of the castle, a geographic explanation, your of the cellar, and 4 wines. A big thank you to Fabio and we hope to see you soon!
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Date of stay: August 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Wow, just wow. Old place from 1600 which is converted into a hotel. Charming place, great views and good breakfast (a la card). Breakfast and every orher meal is outside, under big trees with lots of little lights in them. Really coY.
Dinner is good , about 80 for wine and 2 courses.
When you stand in front of the place, look to your left: a little board that says Cantina. Just knock or ring the bell. This is their wine cellar. We got a little tour from a lovely lady, the owner who’s family own the hotel and the winery for almost 100 years. They sell their own wine there also.
More then enough parking.
3 decent restaurants nerby.
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Date of stay: August 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I visited the hotel in October in a party of 4, having been twice before (5 years ago most recently). We were really looking forward to staying again but perhaps memories and expectations painted too rosy a picture compared with reality. This is a nice hotel with real character but it no longer seems like good value. Most disappointing however was our meal in the restaurant on our day of arrival. The menu is in fact pretty expensive for what it is, Most disappointing however was the reaction when we expressed dissatisfaction with some quite expensive local wine which was without doubt the cloudiest wine I've ever seen served. Huge lumps of sediment poured into our glasses.My party know their way around Barolo and Barbaresco, this was clearly a poor bottle, but the staff treated us with contempt for questioning it. Such a shame. The hotel is now tired, the menu is tired, and if you can't rely on the wine there really doesn't seem much point going back. Such a shame. Our meal in the Trattoria Dai Bercau down the road however is worth travelling for....
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Date of stay: October 2012
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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We have been staying at Castello di Verduno about 10 times during 10 years. We have recommended it to friends and they have stayed there again and again. The amount of stay overs by our friends and their friends must be close to 200, if not more.
It is not a place for everyone, but for those who love wine, living in a historical place, a quiet and peaceful garden, excellent food and closeness to all delicisous food and wines you can dream of - it is paradise. It is NOT for those who want TV, minibar, swimmingpool, "suitable for families" - you should go to other places. There are plenty of those for you.
You can get help with arranging wine tastings both at the castle and at other producers'. You can get all kinds of help and assistance, just ask for it.
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Simply put this was probably the best travel experience of our life thus far. My wife and I were first introduced to Castello Di Verduno from an amazing sommelier in San Francisco who recommended we try a bottle of Pelaverga and it was love at first sip. Since that moment over the next 6 years or so we slowly learned more and more about Piemonte wine and got our hands on as many bottles of Castello Di Verduno wine as we could. When we sat down to plan our first trip to Italy, my wife and I both knew we had to visit Castello Di Verduno – it felt like fate.
We rented a car in Milano and started our drive. The busy and beautiful city of Milano slowly transformed into the absolutely breathtaking hills, vineyards, castles and landscape of Piemonte. After climbing up the windy roads to the elevated small town of Verduno it felt like a scene from a movie. We have a 2 year old toddler and both work full-time and hadn’t been away from our busy lives in quite some time. So when we arrived in Verduno it was everything we hoped it would be and more.
Castello di Verduno was simply perfect. Our suite was room #8 on the top floor in the corner with the best views in the castle (highly recommend this room if you stay here). The room was lovely with a large comfortable bed, nice updated bathroom, truly stunning views and old castle charm that is hard to describe. No, it is not a luxury hotel with fancy amenities, televisions a pool or a spa. But that is EXACTLY why it was so fantastic. When you walk in you immediately smell the home cooked food that the family who owns the castle has been cooking all day long. The wine tasting and cellar tour was an experience my wife and I will never forget. Staying here gave us the ability to fully disconnect, unwind and truly relax.
In Verduno you are completely immersed in the culture and community of this incredible region of Piemonte. In our 5 days there we explored the incredible towns of Alba, Asti, Bra, La Morra, Barolo and more – visiting wineries and eating unbelievable food along the way. The drive between these towns cannot be described in words – views and landscape that literally take your breath away. We had too many incredible food experiences to mention them all but the ones that will stick with us were lunches at Casa Ciabotto, pizza at Per Bacco and the best dinner of our lives at Trattoria Dai Bercau.
After Piemonte, we went on to spend time in Firenze and Roma – but nothing can compare to the experience we had in Piemonte at Castello di Verduno. I’d recommend staying here to anyone and everyone!
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Date of stay: September 2015
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Room Tip:Â Room #8 is best room in castle
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have been there in October with friends . two stars hotel based in a very nice castel. if manage properly can be a 5 stars hotel but at end is a 2 stars hotel with a price of 4stars no no way.
even the television was missing in the suite.
cost: 120 for a single double room 250 for suite
please find other location where you can spend better your money.
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Date of stay: October 2012
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where do I begin: I like to travel and usually don't complain but I have to write about this place. First I will say that it is charming in an old world, crumbling down around you, sort of way. The rooms are clean and have character. However, the beds are metal cots with thin, hard mattresses disguised with old bed frames. The pillows are thin and hard too. The showers stalls are so small that you cannot turn around in them and I banged my elbows several times. I was not happy with the first room she gave us because of the view of the half a dozen cats and laundry hanging from the rail. It was not easy to get a room change but the owner agreed and said we can stay in the new room for the rest of the week. Two days later she said she rented my room to someone else and I had to move. She did the same thing to my sister who did not ask for a change. I found everyone in Italy very friendly except the people in this hotel. The entire staff treated you like you were intruding in their lives. This is probably true since they all live there. Sleeping was also difficult because the church across the street rang the bell in the tower every half hour, and the cantina in front of the hotel had noisy patrons until early morning. If you could sleep you might be woken in the early morning when the butcher shop on the adjacent street slaughtered cows in the street. I was so unhappy at this hotel that I can say without hesitation that the hotel and the staff ruined an otherwise perfect trip. If you want old world charm and don't care about comfort or being treated well, stay here, but don't forget your earplugs.
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Date of stay: September 2010
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We have been coming to this quiet oasis for many years. It is very comforting to find that nothing ever changes!! Enjoy a nice bottle of Prosecco in the beautiful garden and a relaxing and delicious dinner in the evening. Verduno is a perfect location for exploring the beautiful area. The drive to Barolo is magical and the lovely green hills, vineyards and villages look almost unreal. It is a wonderful and romantic place for couples who just want to enjoy the good things in life and relax without radio and TV!!
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Date of stay: June 2014
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Room Tip:Â Chose Room 8 if you want the view and the space........and chose room 5 if you want the view but...
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We already stayed several times in the Albergo in Verduno within the last ten years. This time my husband and my mother in law joined me for my birthday. We had a great dinner as usual, with excellent wine. The service is a bit reserved but professional. The quality of the food is exceptionell.
We stayed at the agriturismo ca' del re which was an excellent choice. We got the appartment and it was very convenient. Breakfast is great and we felt very welcome.
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Date of stay: September 2010
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Dear Bciampor, Thank you for your interest in our Hotel. The room in the annex building Foresteria are very simple but confortable This room are in the new part of the hotel that it was restructured on 2001. you may see some picture on our web site. Please note that also the rooms in the Castle or in the castalderia (annex building) are historical but simple since our wish is mantain the structure at it was in the past. All the rooms has private bathroom and wifi connection but NO elevator, minibar, air conditioned or tv. We are a 2 star, family run hotel. We hope to meet you soon in Verduno.
There are more places to choose from in the Verduno area.
PRICE RANGE
$255 - $486 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ItalyPiedmontProvince of CuneoVerduno
NUMBER OF ROOMS
17
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Are there any historical sites close to Albergo Real Castello?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Castello Roero Di Monticello (5.7 km), Confraternita della SS. Trinita (7.0 km), and Torre civica e Palazzo Comunale (6.1 km).
