A lovely spot, great views & nightingales to sing you to sleep. Pretty village with a very interesting history & a few nice restaurants.

Great location and beautiful views. Home has everything you need for a great time. Communication with Carina was excellent.

The views from this property are absolutely spectacular! The home was as advertised. The Internet was very fast and accommodated streaming devices for the four of us without any delays. There were steep steps and would not be advisable for handicapped or very young individuals. But, we knew before we went by just looking at the photos that the steps were steep. There were sturdy handrails, so all was well. I booked this in January 2023. Carina was very responsive to every question along the way and is a great host! We would not think twice about renting this property again in the future! Thank you Carina & Simon!

The house of Carina and Simon is a real gem. Fully equipped with everything you need, you feel at home the moment you arrive. On top Carina provides you with detailed information on the house and the wonderful and lively village of Pacentro. The main square is just a stone's throw away, where you can enjoy an aperitivo in the evening and watch the hustle and bustle of the village. It was our second stay at Carina's house and each time we leave with the feeling that we want to come back again.

Pacentro it’s people and the surrounding are certainly worth a journey Hygienic circumstances at our apartment were so so We were literally eaten up by thousands of an insect called papataci, tiny night-active Moskitos

We had a great stay. The House was beautiful, the Village marvelous and the Landscape extraordinary. We will come back ..

This home is located in one of the most beautiful places I have visited in Italy. Pacentro is friendly and delightful and the mountains and valleys spectacular. Sitting in the garden for breakfast and dinner was unforgettable with the ever changing light and mist on Mount Majella as a backdrop. Parking is surprisingly easy and safe provided you take the correct small back road up to the house. We spent much of our week there in both Majella and Abruzzo National Parks and visiting the rare Romanesque churches with their 12th and 13th century paintings. If you are interested in such things then I suggest San Tommaso Becket (near Caramanico Terme) with its sculptured lintel and frescoes, San Pietro ad Oratorium - in a forest not far from Capestrano (may need to ring the number on the gate for the friendly volunteer to open) with very special Byzantine inspired pantocrator Christ frescoe, Santa Maria ad Cryptas (in Fossia) with intact 13th cent frescoes cycle) and Bominaco church and Oratorio, with 13th century fresco cycle (ring number on gate for a guide). If these don't interest you then the many spectacular hill top towns may. All up a week wasn't enough in this great part of Italy as there is so much to do and see.

We felt at home and had everything we needed.