Unfortunately, the place didn't meet our expectations. The original plan was to stay for five nights - we left after one. The agriturismo was quite difficult to find since it doesn't have an address. Lino's suggestion to search for it on Google maps might have helped if we had had reception. This way we got kind of stuck. A more detailed description of how to get there would have been great. When we arrived the front gate was closed with three dogs barking at us from behind it. I was a bit scared, so my husband got out and opened the gate. Luckily, the dogs turned out to be rather cute and harmless. We were half an hour early, so we had to wait until someone arrived to show us the room. The host himself was gone, so we can't say much about him. His staff, Grazia (?), was very nice and caring - however, it wasn't really possible to communicate or ask her for recommendations, since she doesn't speak English. Still, we really liked her and she offered us coffee and brought us fresh fruit etc.
Unfortunately, the room we were given was very basic and very small, there was not enough space to open a suitcase. No soaps or shampoos in the bathroom. Toilet broke after first use, but Grazia fixed it. When I opened the shower, the water that came out was brown. I guess the shower hadn't been used in a while. Still, this should not happen if you pay 70 € a night. The worst part was the heat. There is no A/C and when it's around 40°C outside, the room heats up quickly. We had a fan, but it was very inefficient. After a sleepless, sweaty night, we decided to look for a new accommodation in the area (not a simple task and not cheap during high season). We left after breakfast. It wasn't easy for us to inform Grazia, because she had really tried her best, but the place just did not meet our expectations at all. Value for money wise, this was a huge disappointment. All in all, we had a sleepless night, lost money and had the headache of having to find something new last minute. Not a pleasant experience.