Francesca loves Abruzzo, her native region, and she likes to make the other feel the same vibes. With her storytelling she is able to reveal finally the secret of this region: a mixture of gastronomic excellence, natural beauties, the history of this land and the will of redemption. We'll be back for sure when we'll be in this area again!

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Exceptional warm hospitality. Both Francesca and Franco are incredibly knowledgeable about the Gran Sasso National Park area and provided excellent viable recommendations for travel around. Excellent rich breakfast. We will come back soon.

What an unforgettable experience we had! Francesca and Franco are undoubtedly the kindest hosts we have ever come across. I have never experienced such warmth and home-like feeling in any of my trips, and I don't think I'll ever do. The place is beautiful, the rooms spacious and sparkling clean, and the location ideal to discover the beauty of Abruzzo. But the real value of Abruzzo Segreto is the people running it. Kind, welcoming, knowledgeable and with such a positive energy that it is impossible not to get infected by it. Take the time to learn about Franco's many travels and Francesca's expertise on the incredible tastes of Italy. One of those things that can only be understood after you've experienced it. We will definitely come back.

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Francesca was extremely friendly and hospitable.

Lovely large room with view. Great shower, heating in room, good breakfast and lovely hosts.

Francesca is a exceptional host and her place is lovely. She learned us to taste olive oil and gave us a lot of explanations about the region and the fauna in Abbruzo. Our first plan was to stay in Santo Stefano di Sessiano. But, definitively, Navelli is a better plan. Far less touristy, and a beautiful square with a nice bar. Navelli is a good place to stay between the region of Rocca Calascio and the region of Sulmona. Don't miss the church in the village of Bominaco, 15' from Navelli. The Sixtine of Abbruzo and definitively, the place that impresssed me the most in Abbruzzo.

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