Nun Relais And Spa Museum

I have already been to this property, and this time too the place remains very evocative, pleasant, and quiet, but I noticed significant differences compared to the past. For one thing, the clientele is noisier; there is less attention to overall well-being, even though formalities continue to be a priority. Breakfast is much scarcer, with fewer jams, fewer cereals, fewer homemade cakes, and fewer cheeses; back then, whole wheels were even present on the table. I understand the post-COVID situation regarding health and hygiene measures, but variety must always be guaranteed. I also hope that the staff's attention includes making changes to the room if one has already been a guest of the hotel, without the need to ask questions, and that the buffet offer is re-evaluated. The spa remains an enchanting place, especially because of the location. A special round of applause goes to the girls at the spa center for the splendid, incisive, and relaxing massages we received.

We were there for the Candlemusic evening “Ennio Morricone between myth and magic”. A beautiful evening, everything perfect from the welcome to the buffet, served with kindness, professionalism and smiles, excellent food and good wine, we then moved to the garden next door to attend the candlelight concert where Bruno Gambarotta as narrator, Elena Cornacchia on flute and Giorgio Costa on piano took us on a journey through the works of Morricone. Thanks to everyone, an experience to be repeated!!! Luca and Daniela.

This boutique hotel located in a renovated convent is remarkable. Our room was spacious, very pleasant, quiet, and comfortable with contemporary decor in line with the common areas of the establishment. The service was very professional and friendly, the private garage was very convenient and secure, the breakfast was very varied and excellent, and the basement pool was very pleasant. A wonderful stay!