Country Resort Guadalupe

Extremely well-maintained enviable location, very nice room, spacious and with all the amenities. It is the ideal place to relax.

Wonderful structure, attended to in every detail. Breakfast with typical products and rich delicacies made by them. High-level restaurant, good wine.. I recommend the baccalà mantecato and their panettone with cream.

We stayed at this farm attracted by the site, which presents it as a child-friendly structure, with dedicated activities and attention to families. The reality, however, was quite different. More than a place designed for children, it is simply a place where children are accepted. I start from the positive aspects: the structure is definitely nice, well-kept and surrounded by nature, the pool is beautiful and also has a low area suitable for children. Even the room, aesthetically, was pleasant. However there are many shortcomings in the details, which make a difference especially when traveling with children. As soon as we arrived we realized that there was not even a reducer for the bathroom, so much so that we had to run all the way to Grosseto to buy one. The bathroom also lacked simple headphones for the shower, then purchased from us. They are small attentions that you would expect from a structure that focuses on families. Also on children's activities we were very disappointed. We were not looking for animation, because the relaxing and surrounded by nature we liked it for that. But from the site we expected at least some experience organized or designed for children. When we asked for information, we were simply told that we could go and see some chickens and the garden for ourselves. End of activities. In the garden there are only two games: a wooden house and two rocking horses, all constantly under the scorching sun, as well as the swing. The children's menu is also very limited, with the classic pizzeria proposals. Considering that the structure boasts an organic vegetable garden, we were amazed that asking for simple steamed vegetables seemed an impossible request. There are also children who eat vegetables, and it would be nice to find a more varied offer and consistent with the philosophy of the place. The room was very dark and badly lit: in the sleeping area we often struggled to see and more than once I used the phone flashlight. But the most problematic aspect was certainly that of pest control. Being on the ground floor, as the sun went down and throughout the night the room filled with cockroaches. They were everywhere, to the point of creating discomfort and fear even to get up during the night or to find them near the low bed of our little girl. In summary, the place has potential and is pleasant from an aesthetic and natural context point of view, but the experience was very far from the expectations created by the communication of the structure, especially for those traveling with small children.