Hotel Belvedere — Hotel in Alice Bel Colle

This is a pleasant hotel in a spectacular location.To get the best of this ask for a room with a view. we were travelling with a large group and it would seem that the rooms vary greatly some even have balconies.Our room was small with a tiny bathroom and only a view a yard and function dining room.Our air condiitioning was very noisy but at least we had it as some rooms did not and it was very hot.Breakfast was very good largely continental style but home baking and home made preserves.The view in the breakfast room was spectacular.The manager was helpful despite speaking no English and we had limited Italian.We spent 2 nights here and had set dinner on one of these ,it was substantial 6 courses very tasty but we needed to go for a walk afterwards. All of the staff were very pleasant and friendly despite our language difficulties.As we were travelling by coach and it couldn't get up to the hotel the manager arranged to collect those with mobility difficulties and transport them in...

What an amazing place, the hotel us family run and they go out of their way to make you feel at home. The rooms are lovely and comfortable. The breakfast is tasty, and the fresh coffee is great. Our car broke down when we arrived, and our party stayed an extra night (8) they were more than happy to extend our stay and helped to arrange a vineyard tour and wine tasting with a local. They arranged transport there and back and booked an evening meal in the neighbouring village too. Again, with transport!. Upon checking out, the owner gave each couple a bottle of wine in a lovely bag to say thank you for our stay! We will definitely be back and highly recommend a visit to this delightful village and its...

Only qualms I had were that it was cold and the blanket was thin. My girlfriend was shivering through the night and there was no heater. The place is a little old, and I didn't meet any staff that spoke English.||||My largest concern was that they kept my passport over our entire stay. The passport was stored openly right behind their counter behind the front door. I dislike this because a passport is not necessary, and is not important to them if they lose it, but extremely problematic if we don't have it when we want to return to our country. I don't believe they have the right to keep it. But the guy doesn't speak English, and he wouldn't...