We are excited to welcome you to the beautiful region of Piedmont in Italy! To make your journey easier, we’ve put together some practical tips on how to get here and where to stay.
We have selected some convenient recommendations for you. We have chosen recommendations that are close by. We recommend booking your accommodation well in advance, as summer is a popular time to visit Piedmont.
The wedding venue itself, a elegant agriturismo winery with a stunning view to vinyards hills of piedmont. The wedding venue hotel itself is already fully booked.
Additional apartments are available, please contact Stephan and Deborah for more information.
500m walk to La Torricella, price $ - $$
La Toricella
This hotel is the closest walking option we found. Room descriptions are available on their website.
How to book: email [email protected]. Please mention on subject “Wedding of Deborah & Stephan.”
500m walk to La Torricella, price $ - $$
Lostu
A boutique hotel located in the Monforte d'Alba village itself. This boutique hotel room offers a warm, homely atmosphere with classic décor. Almost booked out.
5 min drive to wedding venue, price $ - $$
Book Felicin
Amalia Cascina is a charming countryside bed & breakfast, run by a welcoming family and with a own wine cellar and private art collection.
15 min walk to wedding venue, price $$
Book Amalia
La Ribezza Boutique Hotel is an elegant 5-star retreat set on a hillside above Monforte d’Alba, surrounded by the vineyards of the Langhe.
5 min drive to wedding venue, price $$$
Book Ribezza
Il Boscareto Resort & Spa is a 5-star Hotel surrounded by vineyards, offering panoramic views, contemporary design, and a its Michelin-starred restaurant.
7 min drive to wedding venue, price $$$$
Book Il Boscareto
General Information
Airports
The closest international airports are Milan (MXP), about a 2-hour drive, and Turin (TRN), about a 1-hour drive to Monforte d'Alba.
Car Rental & Toll (Maut)
We recommend renting a car. Piedmont is a rural wine region, and having your own car makes traveling much more comfortable. There is very little traffic in general.
Driving in hill towns: be mindful of ZTL (Limited Traffic Zones) in the centers of Alba and Barolo, and plan to park just outside the historic areas.
Standard toll roads: Cards or cash are accepted. Avoid the yellow “Telepass” lanes, which are reserved for subscribers with a special device.
Free Flow: These are highways in Italy where you need to pay afterwards. All require that you pay online within 15 days.
Pedemontana Lombarda: https://pedemontana.com/en
Asti-Cuneo: https://www.asticuneo.it/en/
Taxis / Bus
Availability is limited outside the main cities. Buses run only between larger towns, so please do not rely on public transport for reaching the venue.
Payments
Credit cards (Mastercard/Visa) are widley accepted, though some smaller places may prefer cash. AMEX is less often accepted.
Weather
Expect hot summer days in late august, usually around 25–35°C, with cooler evenings and a light breeze during the day.
Choose light cloths like silk or linen, checkout our dress code for each event.