Albergo Diffuso Sutrio Zoncolan
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 6 guests
- 4 beds
- 3 bedrooms
Location
Albergo Diffuso Sutrio Zoncolan apartment offers proximity to such tourist attractions as the Church of San Nicolo, situated about 5 minutes' walk away. With access to a tennis court, this apartment is ideal for active guests seeking recreation options.
The apartment is 6 km from the Ravascletto-Zoncolan Cable Car and 2.9 km from Cercivento. Albergo Diffuso Sutrio Zoncolan apartment is also located a stone's throw from the Presepio di Teno nativity scene. 10 minutes' drive from this property you will find Mount Arvenis.
The apartment includes an adjoining terrace, a balcony, and a living room with a washing machine for utmost comfort. A highlight of the accommodation for guests is the presence of a hair dryer, complimentary toiletries, and bath sheets in the bathroom. A bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower can also be found.
Albergo Diffuso Sutrio Zoncolan apartment is equipped with a fully-fitted kitchen with appliances to prepare own dishes. Such activities as snow skiing, hiking, and cycling are provided for sports fans.
Review by hotel critic
After a slightly difficult start, the warm welcome from Laura set the tone for an exceptional stay at Albergo Diffuso Sutrio Zoncolan. The historical significance shared by the receptionist added a layer of depth to the experience, making it truly immersive. As I settled into the apartment, the cozy sitting area with a wooden dining table and well-equipped kitchen, especially the detailed cookware and utensils, made me feel right at home, allowing for intimate meals overlooking the breathtaking mountain views. The parquet floors added a touch of elegance, contrasting with the modern amenities like the flat-screen TV, creating a perfect blend of heritage and comfort. The tranquility of the terrace and the dedication to preserving the Italian charm throughout the accommodation truly exceeded all expectations, making this a memorable retreat in the heart of Sutrio.
