We stayed here, having first stayed in Verona. We stopped off at Rovigo for supplies before moving into Pino apartment - nicely located next to the swimming pool. Lovely, spacious two bed house with stone floors downstairs, wooden floors upstairs. Plainly but beautifully furnished. Well equipped kitchen for self catering with the ability to eat at the main house if you wanted - we went once and had a spaghetti with meat sauce to start, radicchio with cheese, chicken with applesauce as main course, icecream and mixed fruit for dessert at 22 euro each. It was fine, but we felt our cooking was perhaps better! There is a very relaxing quality about this place and the surroundings/buildings are beautiful and we would recommend it, particularly to large groups. Rather a long day if you travel to Venice just for the day. Would recommend exploring the Po Delta, particularly if you are birdwatchers - we hired bikes for the day and cycled around ending up at the beach for some seafood/sunbathing. Would recommend Montagnana, Montilice. Rovigo, Este and Choggia not really worth investigating. Venice of course was amazing!!!

A wonderful place away from all the hustle and bustle on the Veneto plain. The upside is that the apartments were very well-appointed, the pool was lovely, the grounds fantastic. The downside is that the meals were a little too repetitive and the location was about an hour from anywhere you would want to go.

We were a family of 4 and stayed in the apartments which we highly recommend. The hospitality was welcoming and the apartments were well appointed.

We would recommend it to others without hesitation.

Our goal was to find a nice country resort in the Venice area to allow for a one day visit to the city. We stayed two days in one of the rooms in the main building.
Good room. Airco was a great plus in this very hot period.
Very friendly staff.
Option to have dinner is very good too.
In a 50 min drive you can reach the Fusina ferry to Venice.
Ella & Ronald
Luzern, Switzerland

Travelled with great expectations, however progressively disillusioned as we approached the uninspiring area and with growing concern as the car was assaulted by the long unkempt drive past a derelict castle. The place itself was as advertised. Our reception was OK but on requesting dinner we were told we would need to be squeezed in as we should have booked 24 hours in advance. We stayed in a self catering house which was large, immaculately clean and comfortable. We had a big problem with shade. The lack of a canopy / parasol or similar made it impossible to sit / eat outside of the accommodation. The grass was also unkempt / uncut making our garden uninviting whilst we were there. The lack of shade continued at the pool with only one umbrella. We raised this with the staff to be told that guests broke the umbrellas so they did not replace them and we should move the (eight foot cast iron) table under the trees ( amongst the mosquitoes! thistles and longer grass). We felt this hotel needed to develop a customer service ethos.