Laura met us as we drove into Piano di Commezzadura and gave us all warm greetings. She showed us the public parking lot where we could leave our cars, after dropping off our luggage, backpacks, and hiking gear. She had a beautiful basket of fresh fruit and a pastry waiting for us upstairs in her lovely home. Because we were two families with nine people, she also allowed us to us one of the additional apartments on the top floor, allowing us to have 6 bedrooms for the same price as five. This is a spacious apartment with multiple smaller rooms and baths that can be rented independently. For a larger group, it is fabulous to have the entire house. The village is stunningly beautiful, with an ancient church, many old barns, and white houses on a steep mountain slope. We enjoyed walking through the village, but found that you have to make a reservation to eat at the local restaurant, otherwise, it will be closed. We shopped at the local grocery store, which doubles as a small restaurant/bar and gelato place. Our main interest was in hiking in the Brenta Dolomites on this trip and we took a series of stunningly beautiful hikes from the town of Madonna di Campiglio, about 20 minutes away by car. Piano is a very small village and they do not speak English here, so it is helpful if you have some knowledge of Italian. The house was spotless and all of the beds were very comfortable. This is a very quiet town. The locals come out in the evening and work in their gardens or chat on the street. Very picturesque. We loved this place and recommend Laura's home to anyone who loves the mountains, sparkling lakes and rivers, and natural scenery. For night life, you have to drive to one of the larger local villages.