We stayed one night to catch a morning flight the new day. Three adults and a two year old. The two year old had a great time seeing all the farm animals, and playing with the tractor and toy cars that was there.

The hosts did not speak much English (Angela's English is actually pretty good by Italian standards where few speak any English at all), but it didn't matter. We arrived in the evening and were greeted by a big smile and shown where to park and given a tour of the house we were staying in.

The printed google map directions were not fully accurate, as where it said to turn left onto Via Enrico Gismondi (their street), the first part of the street was called something else, so we missed it and drove too far along a road that looked like a trash collection strike had been going on for weeks. But that's not Angela's fault of course, and their property was tidy.

The hosts are definitely the best thing about the place. They put in a lot of effort to make us happy. Angela and Carlo introduced us to the family, and when Carlo had made a few phone calls and found that the restaurants around were closed, they brought us homemade dinner (pasta with tomato sauce and vegetables from the farm) for no extra charge that tasted delicious and made us feel very special. We had a brief stay, but a very memorable one.