A bed and breakfast in Villa Santina, in Carnia, with a garden, terrace and views of the Friulian mountains, ideal for those who love skiing and hiking.
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B&B AI PELLEGRINI is a bed and breakfast in Villa Santina, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, surrounded by the mountains of Carnia and featuring a garden with a panoramic terrace.
The property offers two room types, both with a private bathroom with a bathtub and toiletries, flat-screen TV and views of the surrounding mountains: a more compact one designed for couples and a larger superior room, also suitable for large families thanks to its configuration with single beds and a sofa bed. On-site facilities include a bicycle rental service, a ski pass sales point and a ski storage room, ideal for those who want to ski in winter or cycle and hike in the other seasons.
Breakfast, either continental or Italian, is available on request for a small extra charge. WiFi is free throughout the property, as is parking. The central location in Villa Santina puts restaurants and bars within a short walk, while the Arta Terme spa and the Roman Forum of Zuglio are a short drive away, making the B&B a practical base for exploring Carnia.
The two room types at B&B AI PELLEGRINI share some basic features: a private bathroom with bathtub, shower, bidet and toiletries, a flat-screen TV and views opening onto the mountains surrounding Carnia. Both options are designed to offer a practical stay, with a washing machine available and bed linen included, in a setting immersed in the greenery and quiet of Villa Santina.
What sets them apart is mainly the size and bed layout: the Standard Double Room, more compact and cozy, is designed for two people, while the Superior Double/Twin Room is larger, featuring a balcony and terrace with garden view, a coffee machine and a flexible configuration that can accommodate up to five guests, making it the ideal choice for families or small groups on holiday.
The most compact of the property’s rooms, with 12 sqm designed for two people. It has a private bathroom with bathtub, shower and bidet, toiletries and a hairdryer, as well as a flat-screen TV and a lovely view of the surrounding mountains. It’s the ideal solution for a couple looking for a simple, cozy stay without giving up the views that characterize the whole property.
Larger than the Standard Double Room, this Superior room stands out for its balcony and terrace with garden view, as well as the mountain view. Its flexible configuration, with two single beds, a sofa bed and a large double bed, makes it the only one also suitable for families or small groups of up to five people. A coffee machine, the private bathroom with bathtub and bidet, and the flat-screen TV complete the amenities.
B&B AI PELLEGRINI offers guests a garden with a terrace and picnic area, outdoor furniture, umbrellas and sun loungers, perfect for enjoying the view over Carnia. Those who love outdoor activities will find bicycle rental, bike and walking tours, as well as the possibility of hiking, horse riding and skiing in the surrounding area.
The rooms are served by daily housekeeping and laundry and ironing services, with packed lunches available on request. The property, entirely non-smoking, also offers luggage storage and key access, as well as parquet flooring and heating in every room.
Free WiFi is available throughout the property, along with flat-screen TVs in the rooms. Free parking is available on the street near the building, while for breakfast there is a kettle for tea and a coffee machine.
B&B AI PELLEGRINI is located in the heart of Villa Santina, a town in Carnia, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, set amid the hills that characterize this part of the Carnic Alps. The property’s garden with terrace opens right onto this scenery, with a direct view of the mountains overlooking the Tagliamento valley.
The location is convenient for those arriving both by car and by public transport: Carnia railway station is about 16 km away, while Trieste-Ronchi dei Legionari Airport is about 76 km away. A short walk from the property, within 100 metres, are several restaurants such as Nicchia Florit, Grizzly and Caffè Olimpico, ideal for dining without needing a car. Also nearby are Bar Toccata e Fuga and Bar Ciclamino, about 3.5 and 6 km away.
Guests staying here have easy access to the Parco Intercomunale delle Colline Carniche, practically adjacent to the property, perfect for walks and hikes through the woods. About 9 km away is the Roman Forum of Zuglio, one of the region’s most important archaeological sites, while the Arta Terme spa, 16 km away, is an ideal destination for a relaxing day. The area is particularly popular in winter for skiing, thanks to the proximity of facilities such as those at Sella Chianzutan about 6 km away, and in summer for cycling and hiking along the trails of Carnia.
Reviews particularly praise the staff, rated with the maximum score, as well as cleanliness and comfort, both close to 10. The location is also highly appreciated, considered ideal by couples, along with the value for money, confirming the property as a solid choice in Carnia.
No, B&B AI PELLEGRINI does not allow pets during the stay.
No, the continental or Italian breakfast at B&B AI PELLEGRINI is not included in the room price and is offered for a small extra charge per person.
Yes, B&B AI PELLEGRINI offers free parking on the street near the property.
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Check-in at B&B AI PELLEGRINI is possible from 16:00 to 20:00, after notifying the property of your arrival time in advance, while check-out must be done between 05:00 and 10:00.
Yes, B&B AI PELLEGRINI offers ski storage, a ski pass sales point and a bicycle rental service, convenient for those who want to ski or cycle around Villa Santina.
Arta Terme is about 16 km from B&B AI PELLEGRINI, a distance comfortably covered by car.
