Search Inns in Ornano Grande from CA $135

"We were told the pool was closed but would be opened the next but that turned out to be incorrect. The only reason why we stayed at this hotel was for the pool. The waiter in the morning didn't ask if I would like a coffee, I had to ask."

"Amazing property. My family did not want to leave. Pool and patio were wonderful."

"I found insects on the bed. My wife was in shock. It was a terrible experience."

"Nice staff, nice breakfast, nice bed. Too hot"

"The family owned & operated hotel was very nice and couldn't have been more helpful during our stay. There was construction happening while we were there but they made sure not to bother the guests. Very nice place and we hope to get back there!"

"Authentic 13th century village experience"

"Very accommodating. Staff on site 24/7 friendly and helpful. "

"This villa was perfect for our family vacation to Abruzzo, beautifully located in the countryside with lovely rolling views of olive groves, vineyards and mountains. Very well equipped with a fabulous layout with multiple living spaces, bathrooms and kitchens. Loved our local contact person and welcome package. Having a vehicle was key to our outings to the beach, hiking and visiting destinations in the area."

"Il Frutetto ('the orchard') was an absolute joy. John and Sue were consummate hosts–funny, articulate, helpful and knowledgeable. The views are stunning from all directions. The estate is well laid-out, with a very functional and well-stocked kitchen, and the pool and decks were a true luxury. Know that it is a bit out in the country, so a drive is required to get to sights and shopping. We found incredible dining in Julianova (Taglietto, and others) and a great enoteca (wine shop) about 5 km away (but a very decent Montepulciano d'Abruzzo can be had at the market for 3 euro)! Sue also arranged a local cook to come in and demonstrate the making of a 3 course meal (a homemade savory ravioli, a superb lamb dish, and custard for dessert). There is much to see and do in Abruzzo, but relaxing in a place like Il Frutetto itself was worth the trip."