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Compare 5 Pensions in Verzasca Valley with updated reviews, rates, and availability.

"The staff was friendly and tried to communicate with us, but their English was very limited. The room was clean but a little bit old.Supermakert Coop very close which is so convenient"

AED 458 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jan - 15 Jan

"Für eine Nacht ok"

"Luckily we arrived in daylight, as the road up to the Osteria zig-zagged in impossible hairpins up from the valley. It's possible that after dark and unlit we might just have turned around and headed for somewhere flat. However, if we had done we would have missed a completely unique experience. The hamlet of Anzonico clings to the side of an Alp and there is no vehicle access to the Osteria. Parking is in a lay by about 50 yards further up. Having walked back with our luggage, we were greeted...

"Nice appartement, its very pretty and the kitchen is fully equiped. Well situated in the centre of Tegna, the children took the train to Locarno while we went hiking and climbing in Val Maggia. Only minus point is the church bells, (you are in the centre of town!) but you get used to them after a couple of days. "

"We liked friendliness of owners / staff. Only issue was that the upper bunk bed did not have a small protection / barrier."

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"It was amazing ..super place and super host. "

AED 2,584 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jan - 15 Jan

"The hotel was close to everything, restaurants, shopping and the lake "

Sunset in Dumenza - our self catering village

"Pro's and cons: Pro's first: good location, a short drive from Luino, a good sized lakeside town. You can take ferries from Luino all round the lake, including to the Borromean islands. You'll have to spend some time aquainting yourself with the ferry timetable and a map of the lake. Nothing much goes on in Dumenza itself. There's a small supermarket that we didn't actually have to use, as we shopped out and about in the bigger towns. There is somewhere to get a coffee in the morning if you...