La Casa Vecchia
Via Callonga, 8-12 Loc. Fol/Follo, 31049, Valdobbiadene Italy
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#5 of 19 B&Bs in Valdobbiadene
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4.5
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4.5
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4.3
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4.3
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Hot tub
Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room
Free breakfast
Bicycle rental
Hiking
Babysitting
Wifi
Sauna
Bar / lounge
Breakfast buffet
Wine / champagne
Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Shuttle bus service
Business Center with Internet Access
Meeting rooms
BBQ facilities
Non-smoking hotel
Shared kitchen
Shared lounge / TV area
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Air conditioning
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Bottled water
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Non-smoking rooms
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Great View
Languages Spoken
English, Italian
Location
Via Callonga, 8-12 Loc. Fol/Follo, 31049, Valdobbiadene Italy
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La Casa Vecchia
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Car recommended
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The position of this establishment is right in the middle of the Valdobbiadene area , warm welcome from the owner who explained us a lot about the production of the local Valdobbiadene wine. Breakfast is really enjoyable because of the stunning view and the homemade food :)
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Date of stay: October 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Recently my sister and I visited on a day trip to learn about the valdobbiadene wine. The host was very engaged and informative, the wine tasting and accompanying appetizers were excellent and we learned so much about the wine, the area and now have a new appreciation for the quality of this special wine from a family run business. I didn't stay in the B&B portion, but everything looked very well kept and we were treated so well. I would definitely consider it for another time...the hills look fantastic for biking!
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Date of stay: June 2019Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Response from lacasavecchia, Proprietario at La Casa Vecchia
Responded Jun 26, 2019
Thank you so much for your review. We are really happy that you enjoyed our Valdobbiadene DOCG Spumante. We hope to have you guests in our farm with rooms in the future. Many greetings from the hills of Valdobbiadene DOCG Spumante Emanuele
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Came here as I got a Christmas present of a vine adoption. Was very impressed with the the whole stay! The rooms are spotless, comfortable and with wonderful views. The family are extremely knowledgeable about their wines and the tasting session we had was extremely enjoyable and very informative! The wines are most important and it shows, they were delicious!! Thank you for a wonderful weekend
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Date of stay: January 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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good wine. good bed. good shower. good view. good antipasti. good people. overall, it's a great place. what you might expect when you are staying in the old farm house. in a way the actual accommodation side can feel like a sideline to making wine. probably because it is. the owner, is really nice. very pragmatic, but in his way he welcomes you. unless you ask for something, you are on your own when you ask for something, they do what they can. for us, it's an overall YES. the only negatives for me were in fact the other guests... the lady next to us played TV loud until 01:00. and, breakfast was, so so. but ok. Everything else & the coffee made up for it :-) Yes. we will go back. Yes. we will recommend.
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Date of stay: October 2016Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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This is an agriturismo meaning that the grapes and their wine are number 1, and tourism is number 2. They are still incredibly nice and accommodating, but you shouldn't think you are going to a fancy hotel where there is a lot of staff to wait on you. They showed us their wine cellar which was a highlight of our stay. It was fun to see how passionate they are about their wine. Emmanuel and his girlfriend also gave us a lot of pointers on where to eat and drink prosecco close by. The restaurant at the top of the town was fantastic (but a bit pricey) as well as the pizza place that is within walking distance. My advice to anyone going to Prosecco, is to avoid going on a Monday. Everything seems to be closed. We had trouble finding a place to eat dinner on a Monday night. This is a great place to go if you are going for a romantic weekend or with friends. They have beautiful outdoor seating that we enjoyed drinking Prosecco at quite late in the night. They also have a shared breakfast room and porch with a great view as well. Enjoy the wine and company of your family or friends and throw the gadgets and TV away for your stay. :)…
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Date of stay: July 2014Trip type: Traveled with family
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Room Tip: I saw two of the rooms on the first floor. They were both well decorated and had a great view.
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What a delightful surprise to find that management's pictures do not do this place justice (instead of the opposite). Rooms with private bathrooms, common areas, and views far exceeded expectations based on pics. Loved all of the prosecco, with the "MeMe" and the Cartizze being my faves. Spotless, nice breakfast, passionate family winemaking operation. Just ask for a tour of the winery if you want it, and you will quickly see that "MeMe" was born into the perfect profession for him. I rate this excellent for what it is -- an agriturismo -- the inn-keepers are first and foremost farmers and wine producers, so don't expect the services of a 5-star hotel, but you will find wonderful accommodations in a breathtaking setting, great prosecco, and a family willing to assist; all recommendations we asked for delivered. The only problem for us was that we could not buy cases since we traveled by plane. Hence we had to settle for buying 3 bottles each, all packed very nicely for travel by MeMe's father and (also) winemaker. Wifi is not in-room, but it's free as advertised, and we all (5 of us) used it. Outdoor seating area is great and there is also a terrace off the breakfast room. Excellent value!…
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Date of stay: July 2014Trip type: Traveled with family
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With NO pool, EXTREMELY slow wifi ONLY in office area (not even in breakfast room, much less in our room), no offered tour of the winery, the only thing that this place did deliver was a decent breakfast and friendly delivery of food there (by, I think, the owner's mother). (We also did get a glass each of their prosecco on arrival.) While advertised as having a swimming pool, in fact they have an above ground pool which had not been put together yet (in July). We noted the problem of lack of wifi service (again, as advertised) immediately, and the fact that we also had to conduct business over the internet while there. We were told, in essence, "we've informed our internet supplier several times and this is it...". The connection speed was so painfully slow, even in the limited area where it was possible to connect, I ran a test to see how truly bad it was, and found 0.13Mbps download / 0.19 Mbps upload speeds. Connectivity challenges existed there for our two iPhones (4s and 5), two iPads, and two laptops (Dell and ThinkPad), where no such challenges existed in other hotels before, or after, the stay. Clearly a problem on their end... In order to get ANY wifi reception, it was necessary to sit within about 25 feet of the front office/reception desk. After the receptionist (sister / co-owner) had gone for the day, I moved from the one chair there (hard wooden seat) and sat in the padded desk chair, moved away from the desk. When the owner's wife came in later to register another group of arriving people, I offered to move but she indicated that I was fine seated where I was. However, a little while later the owner came back and (very rudely!) said "you can't sit there". There is a great difference between saying something to the effect "sorry, but I need to work there" and "move"! The room was basic and clean, but with only a tear-open package of shampoo provided. We went to a hypermarket and bought body soap and shampoo for ourselves. The focus from the front of the house was clearly more on other (? the winery) aspects of business than on the B&B part. Considering the availability of (many) other agriturismos, B&Bs, and hotels in the area, I can't imagine that customer service or unfulfilled advertised amenities elsewhere could be any worse, and I'd certainly be more than willing to chance that than return here.…
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Date of stay: July 2014Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from lacasavecchia, Proprietario at La Casa Vecchia
Responded Jul 12, 2014
NO NO NO! Questa recensione non è giusta! Se non ci tenessi al mio lavoro lascerei anche stare ma visto che l'impegno è massimo non accettiamo quento recensito da questo turista. Sono spiacente che questi signori non abbiano apprezzato la posizione meravigliosa della nostra struttura tra i vigneti. Purtroppo la connessione internet e wi-fi in questa zona è molto bassa e di sicuro non è dovuto da noi ma dal fatto che ci troviamo in una zona tranquilla di "campagna" tra colline e vigneti stupendi, dove il turista viene per trascorrere momenti di relax e di sicuro non per lavoro. Stiamo pagando un contratto che ci garantiva una connessione veloce ma qui le compagnia telefoniche non investono come in centro a New York. Mi chiedo perchè! Non ci è stato nemmeno richiesto di fare un tour in cantina. Lo avremo fatto molto volentieri in quanto siamo tra le uniche 2 cantine della zona che offrono questo servizio. Ancora non siamo dei veggenti e non possiamo captare quello che il turista vorrebbe fare se non ce lo richiede direttamente lui. Occupare il posto, da parte del turista, dietro il nostro tavolo della reception, con documenti nostri privati appoggiati sul tavolo e con cartelle aperte nel nostro pc visibili solo da dietro la reception ed inoltre c'è anche la cassa mi è sembrato poco educato da parte sua e ho chiesto se si poteva spostare perchè non mi sembrava il caso. A nessuno era stato richiesto prima di occupare quel posto tanto che per tutto il giorno dalle 13 alle 20 aveva occupato la sedia adiacente la repection e nessuno aveva detto niente. Ci sono arrivati dei clienti e abbiamo dovuto entrare in reception e lavorare a computer in piedi in quanto questo persona ci oppupava la sedia e continuava tranquillo a fissare quell'i-pod. Non ci ha chiesto se dava fastidio. In reception inoltre, per tutto il giorno, c'è stata mia sorella quindi non eravamo occupati a fare altro. Certo, io, il proprietario ero in cantina ma se serviva qualcosa c'è sempre stata una persona presente, sempre. Non accetto purtroppo che la nostra colazione venga ritenuta solo "accettabile" in quanto viene proposto di tutto: Caffè espresso, tea, succhi di frutta, miele, almeno 2 marmellate fatte in casa oltre alle confezionate monodose, fette biscottate, biscotti, latte caldo e freddo, 2 tipi di cereali, yogurt, 3 tipi di dolci fatti in casa (oggi avevamo anche i bignè ripieni di crema e cioccolato), frutta, burro, pane, 2 tipi di affettato, formaggio, uova. Che ne dite? Viene pubblicizzata una piscina per bambina anche se è una piscina da 5.5metri x 3,5metri con profondità di 1,35metri (170 ettolitri di acqua di portata). Non era stata ancora messa in quanto, anche se luglio, questo 2014 non ha ancora mostrato le temperature per poter pensare nè di prendere il sole e nè di fare un bagno. Non è colpa nostra. Mostriamo sempre il massimo della cortesia e disponibilità, massima igiene e pulizia delle stanze, una struttura AGRITURISTICA, e non hotel, nuova in un ambiente veramente unico, chiediamo solo di apprezzare la location e la tranquillità di queste colline incontaminate. Se si cercano altre cose purtroppo Valdobbiadene non è il posto più adatto. Forse sarebbe meglio un Ostello anni '60 in centro città e magari anche con un pò di arroganza in meno. Stiamo lavorando, non siamo schiavizzati!
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The countryside was beautiful, the property was perfect and the family was sweet and very accommodating. And the prosecco...I wish I could have taken more back to the US with me. I hope to stay here the next time I go.
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Date of stay: April 2014Trip type: Traveled with family
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$100 - $109 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ItalyVenetoProvince of TrevisoValdobbiadene
NUMBER OF ROOMS
6
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Frequently Asked Questions about La Casa Vecchia
Which popular attractions are close to La Casa Vecchia?
Nearby attractions include Cantina Bortolomiol - Parco della Filandetta (2.1 miles), L'Osteria senz'Oste (0.6 miles), and Villa Sandi (4.6 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at La Casa Vecchia?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a lounge.
Which room amenities are available at La Casa Vecchia?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at La Casa Vecchia?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast, a lounge, and barbeque facilities during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to La Casa Vecchia?
Conveniently located restaurants include Agriturismo La Rondine, Casa Caldart, and Tre Noghere.
Are there opportunities to exercise at La Casa Vecchia?
Yes, guests have access to a fitness center and a sauna during their stay.
Does La Casa Vecchia have an airport shuttle?
Yes, La Casa Vecchia offers an airport shuttle for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are pets allowed at La Casa Vecchia?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Does La Casa Vecchia offer any business services?
Yes, guests have access to a business center and meeting rooms during their stay.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at La Casa Vecchia?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Italian.