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"Excellent location "

"A good location in Alba and the Staff were very helpful. The room was comfortable and clean. "

"Quaint country hotel with inviting gardens. Raffaella made us feel so welcomed. She was very accommodating, personally taking us to our rooms ensuring we were satisfied. She also served us wine and a charcuterie plate in the garden (her Barolo wine was ver good). Rooms were comfortable and breakfast was really good with plenty of options offered. We wished we could stay many more nights and would not hesitate to stay a week in this friendly and cosy hotel. "

"We had an amazing stay at the La Ribezza Hotel. The staff was amazing and treated us like royalty. We did not deserve the amazing treatment we received. Would definitely go back here!! Highly recommend!! "

"People working in the hotel were very polite and help with reccomendations for dinner even make the teservations for us."

"The staff was friendly, informative, and helpful. They gave us were amazing dining recommendations. The property is a decent walk to town center which is fine but it’s not a pretty walk. The birds were very loud. There was a Saturday night disco and people talking loudly at night. "

"This property is nestled amongst miles and miles of beautiful vineyards and wineries (exceptional meals only a walk or short drive away). Our room was big, clean, comfortable, nice bathroom with soaker tub and a balcony for a morning coffee or sunset wine. The women who run this establishment are lovely and exceptional. They helped us plan our day trips by car to little towns, other cities, and even helped us with phone calls and finding information when a national train strike was called and we needed to change our travel plans. They have local bottles of wine for purchase to drink on the property and a delicious daily breakfast. We didn’t use the pool but it looked nice. Easy parking on premises. We would definitely stay again. Thank you "

"scenic view from the room "

"Reception was kind and welcoming, but the room (Dolcetto) was very odd. Tried to find it charming, a long cave, but it's strange. The foot of the bed is right upon the curtains on the opposite wall. Sleep was the big problem. The room sits over the socializing courtyard and restaurant. The mild thump of music continued into the evening, followed after closing by voices laughing in the courtyard below the room. The drapes are too thin to block out the light in the courtyard. Finally, the restaurant was a very unhappy experience. An indifferent reception upon arrival by Ingrid turned cold when we asked if we could sit near the window. The food was unimpressive. With a penalty assesed of one extra night stay, we were permitted to move to another vineyard based property in Diano D'Alba."