Our holiday had started with an issue in regards to hiring a car so at the last minute we had to change our plans and take the train to Udine. Although not arranged previously Toni was more than happy to go out his way and drive the half hour to pick us up from the Train station. This was the... More

my husband and I owe it to Tony and Paola to attempt to convey how extraordinary it is. Lets start with either- the bower of white roses over the front door, or the donkeys in the back yard. You have driven from the Trieste Airport through the vineyards of eastern Friuli, crossed the Canal Grivo, parked your car in front... More

This was one of two agritourismo stops we made during a late Sept. trip. The accommodations were very different, so in some respects they cannot be compared. We stayed here because we had been told by friends that we must visit Aquilea, but we didn't want to stay in Udine or Grado. If you are unfamiliar with this area of... More

This lovely agriturismo is unlike any other place I have ever stayed. It's magical - a beautiful large, stone house, adorned with wisteria and rose vines in front, gardens in back (including a few sweet donkeys), vineyards across the street and surrounded by mountains - and a step back in time. The house is furnished with a mix of antiques,... More

Casa del Grivo' is a truly unique and beautiful place to stay. Located in the hills of Faedis, just a few minutes from Udine, a half hour from the pre-julian Alps, and an hour or so from the Slovenian border, it is a rustic inn that is welcoming and warm. There is a lovely garden in the back yard, a... More

The review posted in 2008 describes how it still is - thank goodness. No televisions (although there's good music on the stereo - perhaps the Marriage of Figaro, or John Coltrane) and maps available for the excellent walking. Paola's food is still delicious and home-grown wine comes with dinner. Toni probably hasn't stopped talking since 2008 either, but it's all... More

You must stay here..its amazing! Toni,Paulo and the (great )kids make every effort going to give you terrific hospitality and Toni will have a map out on the table at breakfast and tell you where to visit -he is an amazing chap. They grow all their own food and Paulo's cooking is perfect. There are no TVs in the rooms... More