B&b L'albero Maestro

“We stayed at L'Albero Maestro for a night on the way from Switzerland to Liguria. It is situated conveniently close to the motorway but is very quiet. A good option for exploring into the mountains or the area around Torino. Easy parking onsite. We got a very warm and helpful welcome from the owner (very appreciated in COVID times), who recommended a very good local restaurant just down the road. We requested an extra bed in the room (we were 4 people) which was no problem. The breakfast is excellent - one of the best we have had in Italy.”

“The location was good, off the motorway easy to find... The house big and the room too, spacious room for three! So for families... Nice new modern bathroom and mini-fridge in the room... Sabrina was just great, welcoming and kind, explained everything.. Free use of the common kitchen downstairs and tea and coffee area... Indeed had some camomile honey tea... Great breakfast, served by Sabrina and sweets, local canestrelli you have to try and buy too! Local products 0km jam and honey, olive oil and wine on sale as well as Sabrina's handcrafted photo albums, pencils... What else? Nespresso... Coffee machine... So nothing else needed! WiFi and free parking... Great garden and views... I will be back for sure and you should too stop by!”

“The hosts are really friendly and helpful. There's a parking space on the territory, and don't be fooled by Google Maps - the B&B is actually on the opposite side of the corner where Maps show it (some 30 meters away). Room was comfortable, and the decoration was funky (someone is a big fan of Audrey Hepburn). It's easily reachable from the highway, and it' easy to drive to places from there.”

“This is a beautiful Place we all loved enormously. Simply gorgeous, very clean and extremely well taken care of. Our host was extremely friendly and helped us with all we needed, including booking a great Restaurant for us.”

“On the Via Francigena route, exceptionally kind owners, good breakfast, large and clean room, arranged a bike for me to cycle into the village for dinner”