When you arrive at the Poggio on a nice Autumn afternoon, if the sky is sunny and open, if you can see this marvelous view on a white Assisi in the distance, this seems a heavenly place to be, but ... Uninterested welcome (felt like I was just that next tourist). We were told where to find the restaurant and the room. Room was nice, but the jacuzzi did not work. You could see this problem was never mended (you could take one of the buttons off and see that it was completely rusted down).
The restaurant was ok, good wine list, food very rustic. After a while, the waiter started to chitchat with some regular customer or friend and lost interest of what was going on. This is an attitude you see more and more everywhere, but shows so much disrespect for the other customers. Really, it is to be despized. When I finally could say to him, that I remembered the restaurant looking different on the website, I was told that I was in the trattoria and not in the restaurant. What were they doing? I guess they were gathering all their customers in the trattoria to make the cook's life easier?
In the morning we were served the cheapest bake off bread you can buy in any supermarket. In some corner of the breakfastroom, I found some grapes and had to ask the waitress to please rince them a little, which she reluctantly did.
Time to check out and ask a few questions about their mess ... conveniently there are some other people at the counter and they don't know nothing, off course.
Later, accindentally, at another hotel/restaurant, we were served their olive oil, which was absolutely succulent.
