Hotel Castello di Santa Vittoria

We had a truly wonderful stay at Castello di Santa Vittoria. The peaceful atmosphere, breathtaking views over the Langhe hills, and warm hospitality made it an unforgettable experience. From the elegant rooms to the beautiful garden and pool area. Everything was perfectly taken care of. A hidden gem for anyone seeking relaxation, romance, and Italian charm. Highly recommended!

Very friendly staff. Nice pool area. A bit odd location on top of a steep hill within a not so inviting little village. You definitely need a car if you want to use this hotel as your basis to explore the region. Bathroom was tiny. Good airco. Some areas of the hotel feel a bit outdated, the corridors are a bit dark and gloomy.

Beautiful mountain-top property with vineyard views, air conditioning, and a chlorine pool. Rustic outside, modern inside. The breakfast was fantastic, but I cannot comment on dinner in the restaurant as when we arrived after climbing 2 km up a switchback road from the Santa Vittoria train station, we were told that the restaurant was fully booked with no tables available and no options for sustenance at 2030 in 33 degree heat with no car and no taxi service available. (This may have been a matter of translation, as my Italian is extremely limited and the hotel’s concierge preferred English to French.) The breakfast room was a polyglot experience with French, English, Italian, German, and Norwegian spoken at surrounding tables. Most guests appeared to be couples - both young and old - making my party of 2 (myself and my teenager) and our friend’s party of 4 (2 adults, 2 teens) a bit anamolous. (There was also a couple with a baby staying at the same time.) Our combined party of 6 took advantage of the hotel’s lobby bar for noon and 4 pm apéritivos and the pool offered gorgeous views for lounging and swimming.