Stunning resort!! We stayed in the hill town of Orvieto for 3 nights and then stayed here in the countryside for 3 nights to get best of both worlds - we loved both experiences! The panoramic views from the pool were just beautiful. We enjoyed a pool day and liked the poolside bar (drinks and food) for a relaxing day. We ate at the resort restaurant each evening, we liked the food! The breakfast was great, huge spread with tons of variety. Resort staff helped us book taxis to and from Orvieto (30 euros). Clean, comfortable, and spacious rooms. There was a nice well lit path between our room and restaurant.

Our 3-night stay in the Altarocca Wine Resort was the highlight of our holiday in Italy. After the heat and crowds of Rome, it was a haven of quiet and beauty, set amongst vineyards and olive groves, perfect for a few quiet, lazy days. Also a great base to discover the region - Orvieto, Rocca Ripesena, Civita di Bagnoregio. We booked a picnic in the vineyards and spoiled ourselves with the Oil & Spa Experience. It was just magic. Our rooms were located in the Borgo del Vino; we had lovely big rooms, comfortable beds and air conditioning (essential in Italy in the summer!). It was a short (beautiful) walk to the Villa Gualtieri where the reception, breakfast room and spa were located. Both areas have their own swimming pool with loungers and bar.

Our only negative comment would be that we had extremely flimsy plastic cups instead of glasses in the rooms, and paper cups instead of tea/coffee cups. Surprising for a resort catering to the luxury adult market, and not sustainable. Also a coffee machine instead of instant coffee would be a plus.

Pools were clean and there were chairs available; Wine experience was a highlight of the trip! Gym was well appointed for a hotel gym! Quiet and beautiful scenery!

While breakfast was included, charged for coffee beverages. Beverages at the pool were expensive and small pours. There was not any option to have food delivered to the resort.

The staff is excellent; patient, very friendly, most even remember your name (or the name of the room you're staying) and very helpfull. The breakfast is 'Italian' but with added 'continental' elements (like scrambled eggs); so it's more than enough for all diets (gluten free is also provided for, by the way). The food in the restaurant is excellent and the wines (of their own vineyard) goes very well with the dishes. The pools are big and clean, enough chairs and beds for all guests. The one we preferred had a very nice view over the valley.

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excellent breakfasts he;pful staff and friendly general ambience

Spa use should have been included in the price and not additional....or a reduction for residents. Would be good to have complimentary bottle of wine and glasses provided in the rooms for residents Shortage of mirrors in main room. Lack of sufficiently detailed and reliable maps of neighbourhood.

The room was well appointed with comfortable bedding and chairs. The restaurant was very good and we enjoyed the ambience. It was nice having a pool although the water was a little cool for swimming, but it was still early in the season (late May). I called reception to ask for glasses and ice to have a drink in our room and within 2 minutes there was a knock on the door. Their Orvieto Classico wine was excellent and we bought 2 bottles. Wish we bought more!

Plastic glasses and paper cups for tea/coffee are unacceptable in a four star resort. We ate in the restaurant both nights as there are no other restaurants close by and we didn't want to tackle the winding road and search for somewhere to eat in the dark or drive all the way into Orvieto. It would have been good to have the bar open in the main part of the hotel with maybe some light bites to eat instead of going to the more formal restaurant again.

Altarocca Wine Resort, nestled just a few kilometers from the enchanting city of Orvieto, stands as a testament to luxury and natural beauty. This exquisite resort is thoughtfully spread across the gentle inclines of a hill, with its accommodations tastefully arranged in separate villas amid sprawling vineyards that paint a picture of pastoral elegance. Our stay, spanning two unforgettable nights, was a delightful immersion into a world of serene landscapes and unparalleled hospitality. Each morning, we were greeted with a sumptuous breakfast, setting the tone for days filled with exploration and indulgence. The on-site restaurant, a gem in its own right, offered culinary experiences that perfectly complemented the resort's organic wine, a product of the surrounding fertile lands. A guided tour through the verdant vineyards allowed us to witness firsthand the care and passion that go into each bottle produced. The staff at Altarocca Wine Resort went above and beyond to ensure our comfort, their friendliness and attentiveness adding a personal touch to our stay. The air was refreshingly pure, a sweet escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, and the wine, an organic delight, was a testament to the resort's commitment to sustainability and quality. Our time at Altarocca Wine Resort was more than just a stay; it was an experience that beckons us to return, promising new delights and serene moments amidst the beauty of Orvieto's landscape. Once you've had the pleasure of visiting, the allure of Altarocca Wine Resort is sure to draw you back, time and time again.

Everything was great.

The dinner served at the hotel restaurant was exceptional. Using the freshest ingredients and prepared beautifully each dish was a treat. Breakfast was also excellent, great selection of fresh produce and friendly staff.

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We felt like we were the only ones here. The staff were incredible and the wine tasting with lunch was incredible value for what you paid.

Hot tub by the outdoor pool was closed until peak season.

The breakfast was very good. The staff was wonderful.

We weren't sure how to get there when we arrived. We had a private tour in Orvietto. Our train was over 2 hours late coming from Rome. We had to check our luggage at the train station, take the furnicular up to the top, have our tour late and then ate dinner up top. When we returned to get our luggage at the station, there were no buses or taxis available. My phone had died and it was pouring rain. A nice young man in the store at the station allowed me to call this property, and they sent a taxi for us.