Poggio San Romualdo

It was the 1960s when Mrs. Norma Bertazzo, multiple award winner in culinary competitions, decided to spend a summer day with her children in the mountains and reached Poggio San Romualdo, at 960 meters altitude where summer feels like spring. Captivated by the view and sensing the strategic value of this area, they decided to build a hotel restaurant. Norma and her children run the hotel and restaurant with such professionalism and good taste that they attract a significant and ever-increasing flow of tourists. Rooms with amenities and TV. Award-winning cuisine, large gardens, children’s play areas, halls for communions-weddings, business meetings, tennis, and a small pool reserved for guests.

In Poggio San Romualdo, the pilgrim traveling with a tent can use a free rest area with about 40 grassy spots to pitch a tent. Public restrooms are also available.

The house offers a double room and a triple room, which can accommodate up to four people if needed, a shared bathroom, and a kitchen. A hospitality project in the start-up phase aimed at revitalizing the village of Castello di Precicchie, serving as a bridge connecting its last inhabitants with all the guests and pilgrims who will have the pleasure of staying to find a rejuvenating atmosphere among the village’s alleys.

B&B Le Voltarelle is located 15 km from Poggio San Romualdo but offers a shuttle service. It consists of 3 rooms, including one triple. One of the 3 rooms can have exclusive use of the kitchen, which otherwise remains available to all three. We have decided to name them after the variety of olive trees present in our small plot of land adjacent to the structure. We strongly believe in the products of our territory, oil, wine, cheese, cured meats, and we will strive to make them known and appreciated by those who come to visit our beautiful areas and also to the pilgrims who wish to enjoy the “pilgrim menu” at our facility. You are welcome.

Agriturismo Vallonga is a charming establishment nestled in nature at the foot of Monte San Vicino. It offers four double rooms and one single room. Among abbeys and artificial lakes, characteristic medieval villages, and ancient churches that still proudly stand in the landscape, the calendar is marked by the rhythm of farming work, the grape harvest, and traditional activities.