We were dumped here by our Back Roads tour. Our room was basic , University dorm standard, quite a way out of town. All meals were taken in another building about 400 metres away. The actual buildings in this refurbished monastery are very impressive and now part of a private university that teaches the Slow Cooking gourmet style of cuisine, including an amazing wine bank. Folk that wax eloquently about this hotel are rather taken by these latter attractions.
Do be aware that the property also has a full 5 star hotel not to be confused by the el cheapo hotel Back Roads provided on our 'luxury' tour.

I spent 3 days at La Corte Albertina - the hotel is amazing, clean, organized and inserted in a fantastic location. The staff is great, friendly and it really makes you feel welcome and at home.
For sure I would come back many other times, is a magic place.

We stayed here for one night as part of a Back Roads tour. It was really strange, 2 hotels in one, almost like rich here, poor there. Dinner is available across the courtyard at the other hotel & I can honestly say the set meal we were give was the best I have eaten since coming to Italy 2 weeks ago. Breakfast was poor & again out the door & down the road! Our room was adequate & the bathroom small. There is a "wine bank" within the complex which us run by the university & worth a visit. Free wi fi really sums up a second rate hotel.