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Rating by month
| Month | Reviews | Average | Owner replies |
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| 2026-11 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2026-10 | 1 | 4.00 | 0 |
| 2026-09 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2026-08 | 8 | 3.88 | 0 |
| 2026-07 | 5 | 4.40 | 0 |
| 2026-04 | 2 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2026-03 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-12 | 2 | 3.00 | 0 |
| 2025-11 | 2 | 3.00 | 0 |
| 2025-09 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-08 | 3 | 3.67 | 0 |
| 2025-07 | 3 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-06 | 8 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-05 | 2 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-04 | 5 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2025-03 | 5 | 4.80 | 0 |
| 2024-12 | 1 | 2.00 | 0 |
| 2024-10 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2024-09 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
| 2024-08 | 6 | 4.33 | 0 |
| 2024-07 | 1 | 5.00 | 0 |
Latest reviews
A truly charming property completely immersed in greenery, perfect for a relaxing escape from the city and its daily routine, especially suitable for couples. Competent and efficient staff; beautiful and comfortable spa; clean rooms (in the standard rooms I would add a place to rest, even a simple chair); a restaurant with carefully prepared dishes, refined in their combinations and intense flavors, definitely worth trying. In fact, I recommend adding dinner when booking because you inevitably will. I also liked the decor of the property.
A relais surrounded by greenery with an outdoor pool and a (very nice) spa, beautiful rooms, and gourmet cuisine. Prices are a bit high and don't reflect the rural setting. A vineyard tour with technical explanations and tastings is missing. The winery is also under-appreciated. The staff is very courteous and professional, and the food is high-quality and sophisticated.
I went to La Pampa for a wedding lunch.<br>Excellent food; excellent service.<br>Attentive and professional staff.<br>Excellent.
We've always returned to La Pampa. Or at least, that's the feeling: we almost struggle to remember a time when it wasn't a part of our lives. It's our haven of tranquility, our country living room, the place where we come to restore our bodies and thoughts. Here, we don't feel like customers. We're at home.<br><br>And perhaps it's no coincidence. At La Pampa, nothing is simply "placed there." There's thoughtful attention to every detail: in the architecture, the materials, the lighting, the relationship with the greenery. Beauty, comfort, and functionality coexist with a rare naturalness.<br><br>Behind all this is Francesco, who first imagined La Pampa and then made it a reality. Architect, entrepreneur, and man of culture: his vision is evident in the details, in that uncommon ability to combine aesthetics, intelligence, and functionality without needing to flaunt them.<br><br>Our thanks go to him and to the entire La Pampa crew—Cristian, Joe—to everyone you see and to those who work behind the scenes to make all this possible.<br><br>And then there's Antonio.<br><br>Calling him a chef only reveals part of him. Antonio is a tireless worker, a craftsman, a researcher. He tends the garden and his Caserta black pigs; he knows meats, fish, cheeses, flours, fermentations, and smoking. He prepares cured meats, sauces, and handmade pasta. Here, organic and zero-mile aren't just words on the menu: they're hands, time, knowledge, and respect.<br><br>We brought him some organic buckwheat flour for the pure pleasure of eating pasta made by him. He looks at the package and already knows the brand, the ingredients, the possibilities. Antonio is like that: he knows a lot, but he's retained the curiosity of someone who wants to know more.<br><br>And then there are his eyes.<br><br>When he talks about a product, a whole world passes through: the greenery of the garden, the land, the animals he tends, the history of a cheese, the provenance of a meat, the time it takes for something to become good. Antonio doesn't simply serve you a dish: he makes you experience it before you even taste it.<br><br>Then, after lunch, Marco sits down at the piano. Queen, Sakamoto, and finally the homage to the Genoese school with Gino Paoli. Without having decided, we all gather around that piano. Antonio is preparing a splendid piece of meat that he'll let us taste later—an almost mystical experience. He comes to us just as he is: apron on, hands still marked by work. He stops, listens, smiles. He stays with us.<br><br>And in that moment, we understand that La Pampa is all there: the land and the piano, the materials and the culture, the work and the beauty, the chatter and the music. No posturing. All real.<br><br>Next to Antonio is his wife, a discreet but essential presence, his wingman. One of those people who naturally choose the background, yet without them the scene wouldn't be the same. She prepares desserts, wonderful tarts, and, at breakfast, any wish almost always becomes a simple: "Of course." Always present, never intrusive, with a rare humility and grace. A beauty that doesn't need to be the center of attention to be noticed.<br><br>And around it, an entire team.<br><br>Perhaps this is what we've understood about La Pampa over the years: places become home when you stop remembering just what you've eaten, seen, or done and start remembering the people.<br><br>Francesco imagined it. An entire team makes it possible every day. And Antonio, for us, gives it a face, hands, eyes, and a hug.<br><br>In the end, it's no longer just hospitality. It's no longer cooking. It's no longer even a review.<br><br>We love each other.<br><br>And we at La Pampa, and the people who have become its soul, truly love each other.<br><br>Perhaps this was simply what we wanted to say.<br><br>With love, gratitude, and deep respect,<br>Marco and Tonya
The property doesn't live up to its promises. The place is very beautiful, both architecturally and scenically, but it's very disappointing. The amenities aren't nearly as good as the price. The room was dimly lit; upon arrival, the shower glass was unwashed and covered in limescale, so it was obvious it hadn't been cleaned. The small minibar was also unclean. When I opened the bed, I found a large black hair, and I'm blonde. Our room also couldn't be locked from the inside, so we had to sleep with the door open. The bedside lamps were rechargeable restaurant-style ones, and you couldn't even read. There was no Wi-Fi, nor even a phone connection. In the spa area, the only pool with hydromassage was freezing and therefore unusable. I thought I'd spend my birthday weekend relaxing, but instead I spent it regretting the money I'd spent. Despite politely pointing out the various shortcomings, I was met with a wall of silence, not even an apology or a satisfactory solution. The lamp was put on charge, but they told me they didn't have any additional or different lamps. The pool is only warm in the winter; in the summer, the temperature "regulates" itself, meaning it's cold. They said the phone line was working (which wasn't true) and that no one would enter my room at night. Small consolation for those who want to feel safe. We were offered and shown another room with virtually the same problems and a strong musty smell. It's a good thing my son was with me, because if I'd been traveling alone, I would have definitely had to change hotels. Last but not least, on the last night, the air conditioning in the room didn't work well, and we slept in the heat because there was no one at reception at night. I should add that in 54 years of traveling in Italy and abroad, I've never asked to change rooms. I travel with a small dog, but I paid the same as the other guests, including the supplement for my pet.
I booked the room via WhatsApp after viewing their website. When booking, I asked to see photos of the room, but was told it wasn't possible as the room was already occupied. We also had trouble getting to the property because the GPS suggested the wrong route, which took us down a completely unpaved and closed road that was difficult to exit. Upon arrival, we were told this had been a problem for many guests, but we weren't notified of this. The property is beautiful, surrounded by nature and completely quiet, but the room was a little less so: quite small, with a sloping ceiling, and also full of dust. Not to mention the fact that I found hair on my pillow and in the bathroom sink! As for breakfast, it was top-notch!
Thank you for the great experience
We had a wonderful stay. The domain was beautiful, the restaurant was worth a Michelin star and my wife and I were alone in the big spa most of the time. We are so rested!!
We had a truly unforgettable stay. From the overnight stay to the dinner, the pool, the spa, the massage, and the moments of pure relaxation, everything was simply perfect.<br>The property is welcoming, meticulously maintained, and ideal for both a romantic getaway for two and a family vacation. The rooms are clean, elegant, and convey a pleasant feeling of well-being.<br>A special thank you goes to all the staff: always smiling, kind, helpful, and attentive to our every need, they made us feel pampered from start to finish.<br>The dinner was excellent, with delicious dishes and impeccable service. The spa and massage were the finishing touches to a totally relaxing experience.<br>We recommend this property to anyone looking for a break dedicated to wellness, good food, and hospitality. We will definitely be back!<br>Thank you for everything
A truly fantastic experience, a stunning location, helpful and friendly staff, excellent cleanliness, and kudos to the chef for the quality of his dishes... everything wonderful, we'll definitely be back!
Relax and well-being!<br>We stayed for a long, relaxing weekend with the family and our Golden Retriever. It was a wonderful place surrounded by nature. We really appreciated the food, the home-grown ingredients, and especially the opportunity for our dog to roam everywhere on the property, something most dog-friendly properties only allow in certain areas.
Initially, it was very organized, they paid great attention to their customers, and the food at the restaurant was good, which is why we returned several times.<br>We recently booked a room, but only upon arrival did they inform us that there was an 18th birthday party that evening. Obviously, if you choose that place for a stay, it's to relax, and if they play music until 2 a.m., at least out of respect for the customers, they should have let everyone know in advance.<br><br>In the morning, however, we found a convention in the restaurant, where we were supposed to have breakfast. Only then did we realize we should have had it outside near the pool, where children were splashing around… and in a place like that, it wouldn't hurt to have some rules to regulate the atmosphere.<br><br>I'm sorry, but it's lost its identity, the prices continue to rise, and the service is taking a backseat. The restaurant has also lost a lot of ground. I hope they start respecting their customers and offering services that are commensurate with the price they charge.
My husband and I stayed at the resort for a weekend. What greeted us upon arrival was the immense structure, offering multiple outdoor spaces for enjoyment and comfortable, welcoming interiors. The newly managed restaurant deserves special mention. Offering locally sourced, locally grown products, enhanced by the expertise of the chefs in the kitchen and served at the table by the competent staff, it took us on a unique experience combining local culture and unforgettable flavors. We thank the manager and all the staff who are bringing new projects to this place: swimming pools, a new spa, and who knows how many more surprises it holds.<br>We couldn't end this review without thanking the owner, who believes in the project with ardor and passion, giving space to the young people who collaborate with him.<br>Highly recommended
Our stay at La Pampa was nothing short of perfect. Mrs. Eva was incredibly kind from the moment we arrived, allowing us to celebrate our wedding in the best possible way. We then enjoyed the wonderful hands of Mrs. Stefania for our massages, one of the best I've ever had. We also dined at "Flaneur," their restaurant, which features all their own ingredients. An exquisite tasting menu was served, accompanied by Christian, who truly pampered us. We will definitely return because it's a stunning place, surrounded by greenery, with exceptional cuisine, beautiful, quiet, and clean rooms, comfortable beds, and an incredible welcome. Thank you for this experience, and see you soon! ❤️
I strongly advise against this property for families. We only spent one night at La Pampa, fortunately. Our room was very small, and there was a lot of mold in the shower. The property is generally very beautiful, and there are even animals like horses and pigs. However, the problem is the restaurant staff (except for one waiter), who are not at all kind to children. They are actually arrogant and even raise their voices at them. We went for dinner, and my 3-year-old son simply laughed while playing with his friend and was scolded by the "restaurant manager." He came to our table several times, calling the children out, and when one of the children touched a chessboard that was on a small table, we were told that the owner does not want anyone to play on it. I would like to give this facility a piece of advice: write NO CHILDREN ALLOWED, you will make a better impression. I will not recommend this facility to all my friends. I work in tourism and guests, but above all children, are not treated like this.