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Castello Di Semivicoli
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Rooms & Views
Set in the highest part of the castle, with 360° views from the windows on each side.
1 King Bed 1292-sq-foot individually decorated room, located on the top floor, balcony/patio with vineyard and partial…
This junior suite is completely furnished with original antique furniture and has a 19th-century romantic design. It fea…
Set on 2 levels, this modern junior suite offers a living area, wooden floors, and soft bathrobes plus slippers. The bed…
Individually decorated room with design furnishings, wooden floors, air conditioning, and a mini-bar. The private bathro…
This modern room with spa bath includes wood-beamed ceilings, and skylight windows.
Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet and a haird…
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a bidet and a haird…
Individually decorated.
1 Double Bed Overlooking the mountains Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 26-inch TV Food & Drink - Room…
1 Double Bed Overlooking the mountains Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - 26-inch TV Food & Drink - Room…
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Restaurants nearby
- Villa Maiella★ Michelin Way back in 1966, Ginetta and Arcangelo probably never dreamed for a moment that their modest tavern would become so famous. Nowadays, the Tinari family comprises mother-and-son Angela and Arcangelo in the kitchen, and Peppino and Pascal front of house, all of whom offer guests a warm welcome in their restaurant on the edge of the Parco della Maiella. Here, you’ll enjoy authentic Abruzzo dishes with the occasional surprising and creative twist on three tasting menus (chosen when you make your booking). A good choice also for beer-lovers, with over a thousand different labels available includin9.9km
- Casa D'Angelo Housed in what was once an old family home, this elegant restaurant serves delicious regional cuisine. The menu includes dishes that have been skilfully and imaginatively enhanced by the chef, such as warm pheasant terrine with apple, alongside more traditional fare, from cured ham to charcoal-grilled local lamb and potato gnocchi with a duck sauce. The restaurant’s own extra-virgin olive oil often adds further flavour to the dishes. The 4-course tasting menu deserves a special mention for its excellent value for money.4.1km
- Futura Situated in the heart of the historic centre overlooking the monumental Piazza San Giustino, this restaurant has a traditional feel in keeping with its location, enhanced by typical brick walls in dining rooms arranged on two floors. In contrast, the predominantly meat-based cuisine is contemporary in style, with some interesting technical and creative twists.9.1km
- Trita Pepe Situated on the road that passes through Manoppello Scalo, this restaurant with a car park right in front of the building boasts a spacious, simple dining room and is our recommended choice in the region for anyone keen to try typical Abruzzo cuisine. Meat takes pride of place among the main courses (with an exception for salted cod), while menu highlights include excellent fried gnocchi with local salumi and cheese.13.5km
- Bottega Culinaria Nestled amid a charming landscape of olive groves, this restaurant is not particularly easy to find, so make sure that you use a satnav or ask for directions when booking. A simple, minimalist-style dining room provides the backdrop for imaginative cuisine which includes plenty of vegetables and is full of contrasting flavours and reinterpreted regional influences.17.7km
- L'Angolino da Filippo A red door just a few metres from the sea marks the entrance to this long-established restaurant (a family-run business for over a century), which boasts two small dining rooms with brick-vaulted ceilings and a lively atmosphere. Unsurprisingly, the menu focuses on fish and seafood specialities, which showcase a combination of delicious modern and traditional flavours.19.4km
- Café Les Paillotes This old acquaintance of the Michelin Guide now has a new chef at the helm! Although the decor and furnishings remain the same with a slightly old-fashioned feel, the cuisine is modern yet with no unnecessary frills and has a fresh and generous flavour. Highlights on the menu include the new raw fish options, which have an entire tasting menu to themselves. The well-stocked wine cellar is home to around 500 labels which offer good value for money.19.9km
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Attractions nearby
- Stadio Adriatico football stadium in Pescara, Italy19.9km
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