Great agriturismo with good food, friendly hosts and great service. We were travelling with a 40 year old BMW and got into problems. Mauro came to us with a carmecanic who solved it. Jenny is a wonderful host and great cook. Jenny speaks English fluently which is really helpful for getting great tips in the area. We highly recommend this... More

Pietra Rosa is very authentic country living on a working farm. If you want this, you have to be prepared to drive off the main road and along 3km of dirt road, winding upwards. The road is quite good and Pietra Rosa is worth the effort; set in the hills with great views. (Watch the sun rise over the mountains... More

I spent a week in Pietrarosa and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Waking up in the morning at the sound of singing birds and having breakfast with excellent home made jams and pies is an excellent way to start your day. The rooms are rather simple but clean. The food in the evening was excellent. All products were from the area... More

We needed a place to stay in this area on a trip down south from northern Italy. As it was July and we were travelling with our 2 children (4 and 6) we wanted a place with a pool. We had read some negative reviews of the hosts and their treatment to children, but figured it wouldn't matter for one... More

We, two swedish couples, arrived on bicycles to this wonderful place in Italy. It was a challeging bikeadventure up the curving gravel road, but it was worth every effort. Jenny and Mauro made us feel so welcome, we loved our stay here. Jenny is an excellent cook and we enjoyed and experienced some excellent meals. Pietra Rosa is a very... More

Pietra Rosa is located 4 km up a curvy gravel road in the Urbino province of Italy. Its rustic charms were wonderful. It was a great break from the hustle of the rest of our trip. Jenny and Mauro could not have been better hosts. The food was the best among much wonderful food in Italy. We hope to go... More

Get ready for a challenging drive up a steep strada biancha, but the B+B at the end is worth the trip off the beaten path. Jenny is the most gracious host, and the food is superb. The argiturismo is a destination in itself if you are looking for solitude in a nice location, but it is also convenient to Fano... More

We intended to stay three nights in Urbino. However, the Agriturismo was so relaxed that we decided to extend our stay by another three nights. The place is really relaxed and it is easy to get to different touristic highlights (Urbino, the Furlo pass, the beach in Fano) from the house. The hospitality and cooking provided by Jenny were really... More

We staid two nights with Jenny, Mauro and family and we enjoyed it. Our room was spacious and tidy and the same applied for the bath room. Jenny is very friendly and a great cook and for the non Italian (speaking) guests, her English is perfect. As for most Agriturimo’s, you have to drive some country road, however, also with... More