Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Filettino

The setting is absolutely beautiful just opposite the amazing Castel Caetani! It is so quintessential Italian with beautiful alleyways and the town of Trevi Nel Lazio is a must visit! Marco the host is fantastic with his communication and kept in touch. The house is very well looked after and clean, the beds were very comfortable and we had a fabulous time.

This hotel has easily been the best we have stayed in during many trips to Italy. Everything about the hotel was exceptional from the attention to detail in the design to the food in the on-site restaurant. The staff were attentive and polite throughout our stay. Breakfast on the terrace overlooking the views was perfect every morning and the wellness centre was a lovely addition. Dining in the on-site restaurant is a must, we had the best pasta dishes we have ever tasted.

Air conditioning was turned on in advance for us, that was very kind. The room had amazing view of the medieval town of Piglio and the local wineyard with the pool. We spent the night of our wedding anniversary here, they booked us a dinner table with roses on a separate balcony with special lights. Food in the restaurant is exquisite and uses ingredients from the wineyard. It is possible to buy their products in the shop. Breakfast was generous and delicious. We had a great stay thanks to the kindness of the staff!

Very friendly host, decent kitchen, nice bed, quiet and calm area.

New and clean room and bathroom. Supportive mattress with very comfortable duvet. However the real charm lies in the villa's beautiful grounds and the room's patio, where you can soak in fresh air and sunset views. The hosts were so gracious and helpful, while never intrusive. They took the time to recommend excellent local restaurants (no easy feat on a Monday), and even personally called to check availability and secure us a table as it was getting late. They thoughtfully asked if we preferred sweet or savory items (a welcome touch for some non-Italian guests who are not used to a sweet breakfast). Breakfast portions were honestly too generous. The slightly higher room price than other options in Subiaco is more than justified for the modern comforts, serene setting and outstanding genuine hospitality. While this is meant to be an accommodation review, the town of Subiaco itself proved to be a wonderful and unexpected stop on our travels (not sure how known it is domestically, but it is certainly not very famous internationally). Its crown jewel is the Abbey of St. Benedict (Sacro Speco), a stunning monastery literally carved out from the side of a mountain. Topping it off was an unexpected treat at the Laghetto just 8 minutes away by car. Wading in the gentle river's ice-cold water, with a view of the cascading waterfall while surrounded by lush greenery, was the perfect refreshment from the searing summer heat (who needs a chlorinated hotel pool when you have natural spring water?). Considering the relatively small size of this town, its restaurants also more than held their own against those tried in other areas. All this to say: Subiaco is well worth a deliberate detour, and when you go, make sure to stay at il Leccio.