We stayed in Borgo di Terzo for a week at the beginning of September. The nice thing about this village is that it is close (+/- 20 minutes by car) to Bergamo, where we enjoyed good pizzas and original stracciatella ice cream. In addition, the little shop "Al Pastificio artigianale Del Borgo" is highly recommended (only 2 minutes walking from the apartment) – you can get delicious fresh pasta, gnocchi and ravioli there and the shop owner was very friendly! We are less enthusiastic about the apartment itself: although the monastery is very characteristic, its location is not pleasant. At the foot of the monastery there is a main road used by many trucks. For a major part of the day, you can hear the whizzing of the trucks and smell the exhaust fumes. Furthermore, we are not used to staying in an environment so dominated by cameras, but perhaps that is not a problem for other guests. We were also forced to sleep in our car one night. After using a special app to open two electronic gates (for which you need mobile data), the old-fashioned keychain turned out to be incomplete, preventing us from getting into our flat after we had spent a day in Milan. Because host Gregorio was unreachable (it was late, but still if you are not living at the property you should be reachable), and the cameras did not see us fumbling, it thus became a night of "sleeping" in the car resulting in a lost day of holidays. For this, by the way, Gregorio apologised, including a two-day (cost-free) extension of our stay. All the rules (think of rules for garbage, and different keys (electronic and normal keys)) didn't make it a very "relax" stay for us. Never mind that Gregorio undoubtedly has the best intentions in renting out this apartment. 🙂