Located in Roccamorice, 16 miles from Majella National Park, Dimore Montane provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Marc
Germany
Beautiful location, quiet and clean. Even got a free upgrade to a room with shower inside.
There is a free terrace on the roof with chairs and a beautiful view.
Perfect to get some rest and explore the mountains.
The amazing owner gave me enough information to embark on a solo journey to M.Cavallo, even made it to the Bivacco Fusco with only Barefoot shoes HAHA. 7h journey over the mountaintops and back was a blast.
These mountains are literally gods, shattering all the nonesense we carry with us.
Might come back someday to go even further into nothingness.
Only giving 9\10 because in the whole region you can't get a decent meal before 19:00.
Espresso and pie isn't gonna cut it after being blasted by the mountain gods xD
The staff was super friendly though and even offered me some Joghurt, yikes.
Anyways it actually was super amazing and I can only recommend staying here <3
The campsite also looks very nice and well taken care of.
Thanks and much Love
Terrae Eremis: Ristorante, Bar, B&B is offering accommodations in Roccamorice. 17 miles from Majella National Park, the bed and breakfast features a garden and a bar.
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Glenn
United States of America
It is just wonderful—clean, old world, comfortable. Iliana and David went out of their way to exude hospitality and the breakfast is the best ever.
Roccamorice is a lovely little town on the doorstep of the...
Roccamorice is a lovely little town on the doorstep of the Majella National Park. It's an excellent location for hikes in the region, for discovering the many sanctuaries, other small towns and just soaking up the atmosphere of lovely Abruzzo.
There are a few restaurants in the town itself, just bear in mind that in Italy there are fixed times for lunch and dinner and pre-booking a table is recommended. The restaurants we tried (Ai Quattro Sentieri and Osteria Del Belvedere) all had tasty local food, so a great spot to try some local Abruzzese meals.
Nina
Slovakia
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