We joined friends and spent a week here. The converted barn was lovely. There was great attention to architectural detail. Window screens would have given it an excellent rating. Living next to the sheep created millions of flies! The building was a little underpowered. If the water heater and the refrigerator powered on at the same time, we lost all power. And you could only use the oven if you turned off the breakers to the lights! Pietro and family are hard workers. They are busy with the farm from sun up to sun down.

Little things that would have made the week easier--a simple sheet describing where the breaker switches are, where to take the trash, how to use the washing machine (and where to find it). Also, I would recommend charging a little more and including things like toilet paper, paper towels, salt, pepper, oil, vinegar, etc. When you arrive on Saturday afternoon from a long airline flight and you are miles and miles away from any store that might possibly be open, it is hard to get supplies quickly.

Also, to me, charging a euro a day per person for linens implies fresh towels might be supplied at some time--but no, it was one towel per person per week = 7 euros. In spite of my complaining, I would return--it is a beautiful, relaxing place to be!