Hoteller nær Etruskisk-romersk termalområde Il Bagnone

"Rommet var litt slitt, og bar preg av manglende vedlikehold. For eksempel lot balkongdøren seg ikke låse, det luktet avløp på badet, diverse løse håndtak på skap og skuffer, og døren til rommet måtte lukkes med makt. Frokosten var helt grei. Mye søtsaker, og et lett utvalg av pålegg og frokostblandinger. Den varme maten bestod av eggerøre og pølsebiter, og var såvidt lunken. Personalet var veldig imøtekommende og trivelige, vi var meget fornøyde med servicen! Beliggenheten er dessverre ikke optimal. Borgaro er ganske stille, og det er ikke noe spesielt å gjøre her. Det går en buss inn til Torino, billetter må kjøpes i en lokal kiosk. Noen sjåfører lar deg kjøpe billett ombord, men da må du betale 3 ganger prisen i kiosken."

"The hotel and facilities are spread over a little hamlet in the hillside. Our rooms were in a lovely old house down the road from the lobby. The classic marble staircase and incredibly high ceilings gave an air of elegance to the rooms. The bathrooms were completely modernized and tastefully done. The rooms were furnished with period pieces that had less functionality than I would have hoped but they were beautiful to look at. The pool area was well equipped with good sunbeds and umbrellas. The kiosk near the pool offered a range of products for a reasonable cost. The restaurant had a typical menu for the area with the same menu for lunch and dinner, which limited the number of times we were interested in eating there. The nearest restaurant is a 15 walk but there are many choices within a 20 drive. Breakfast was typical for Italy a table full of cakes with a smattering of local savories. Wine tasting daily to give you a sense of their products, friendly and efficient but don’t expect an analysis or details about the wine. It seems more the intention to get you warmed up to open your purse strings. I would have loved to seen more spa, or wellness focus. It seemed popular with large rowdy groups. Better as a destination than a jumping point to explore Piedmont as it is quite isolated. The hamlet is located in a wooded area and you would benefit from bringing mosquito repellent. "