A really wonderful stay at the beautiful albergo Felicin. We felt very much at home right from the start. Very clean room with nice bathroom - and a beautiful look over the vinyards.
We had dinner in the restaurant on the terrasse twice, and it was excellent both times.
Service is warm and efficient, I can highly recommend this beautiful spot.
We had dinner at da Felicin, sitting outside under the grapes. We choose the chefs menu. The food was marvelous! Very tasty. The food was pared with good wines. The atmosphere is lovely and everyone is friendly. We wondered why this restaurant was not in the Michelin guide, because we think it’s star-worthy. It seems the chef refused this, because he wants to keep it a family restaurant. Anyway…it was the best restaurant we visited in Italy so far!
We had a fantastic experience at this cozy hotel. With a lovely view from the terrace where we had breakfast and dinner and also from our balcony. The food is very good and the staff were as helpful and nice as we could wish for. Conveniently also with parking. The village is super nice and a good starting point when you are in Piedmont.
Second time staying at Da Felicin and we absolutely loved it. The staff/owners are so hospitable, friendly and caring. The place is incredibly comfortable, intimate and relaxing. The food is beautiful, both breakfast and dinner. Incredible, deep wine list. The views wonderful. Monforte is small but bustling with many osteria. Do not miss Da Felicin - it's a classic of the Langhe and about my most favorite small hotel/inn experience anywhere.
There is no finer place to stay in the Barolo wine region than the Felicin Ristorante Albergo Dimora Storico in the breathtakingly beautiful town of Monforte d’Alba which is just 4 miles from the famed wine towns of Barolo (noted for its great Nebbiolo-based wines) and Dogliani (noted for its wonderful Dolcetto wines) but also just 9 miles from bustling Alba and another 9 miles to Barbaresco, also noted for its Nebbiolo-based wines. But the Felicin family hotel, offering stunning views of the vineyards below, is as remarkable as the wines that this commune produces.
This 4-star hotel in the Felecin family for nearly 100 years is located just steps from the town’s plaza in a town of less than 2000 residents. Nino and members of his family were incredibly hospitable, making us feel very much at home, while Nino surprised us at each meal with his superb culinary skills. After some 30 visits to Italy, this hotel/restaurant in every respect is among the finest in all of Italy. Would we visit again? Of course, we would. Sonoma Tom
