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• Agriturismo Ristorante Calagrana
  "WOW what a hidden gem"
  "We stayed here with some friends as a wedding party and was blown away with the beautiful views, the kind and friendly hosts, amazing food and very picturesque rooms. Alberto, Ely, Olli and Chris made our stay outstanding and we will be returning with kids in tow as soon as possible. Look forward to..." seeing you all again soon. " More >
• Agriturismo Preggio
  ""Gracious and a Haven""
  "We wanted somewhere that would be comfortable yet sophisticated, hospitable, peaceful and personal....my family experienced all that and more when we stayed at Agriturismo Preggio. What Bruno and Elena do so very well is those personal touches that come from the heart. They think about their guests ..."and what they can do to make the stay a special one (right down to baking my daughters favourite biscuits and having them there at Breakfast complete with her name stamped on each one...). The food and wine cannot be faulted, the rooms are spacious,clean and very well appointed and animals add a beautiful and sometimes hilarious attraction. This is why I want to shout out to the world if you are in the Umbrian region give yourself a well deserved treat and stay in this beautiful and tranquil setting. Thank you so much Bruno and Elena for welcoming us into your Preggio family, and will see you again I am sure. " More >
• Agriturismo Preggio
  "A return to Preggio and it's bountiful gifts"
  "The daily walks that define our rhythm at Preggio had, in no small way, become the impetus for this year’s ”greatest hits” tour of Italy and Austria. This was our 3rd visit here in as many years. In April, 2013, our stay to this remote region of Umbria spanned Easter weekend, which meant we would..." celebrate with Elena’s home-made breads, pastas, farm-raised duck, braised trespassing wild boar, field-gathered greens, and farm grown cheeses, jams, honey, and cakes. The organigic wine and olive oli produced here by Bruno is also outstanding. We also enjoyed the lively company of 2 families, Australian and American, who are on vacation with their adorable children from their overseas assignments in London. All of the room accomadations are comfortable, afford views of the fields and vineyards, and are newly appointed with lovely furnishing and bath. At the crest of a nearby hill is the hamlet of Preggio – not a rich tourist-preened regional cousin like Cortona (featured in “Under t... " More >