Alma Migrante bed&wine

Nestled in the serene countryside of Sannio, Alma Migrante is a family-run guesthouse that invites its visitors into an authentic and calming environment. Surrounded by olive groves, vineyards, citrus trees, and a lush garden of roses and hydrangeas, this small haven is designed for those looking to escape the daily hustle and reconnect with nature.

The establishment features four meticulously decorated rooms, each with unique furnishings and layouts, yet all sharing a commitment to comfort. Every room includes a private bathroom, complimentary Wi-Fi, a TV, a kettle, and a tea set. The walls are adorned with designs inspired by local fruits, reflecting the warm colors of the surrounding land. The Melograno room, located upstairs with independent access, offers enhanced privacy and includes a cozy bathtub, while the other rooms boast balconies or windows overlooking the greenery.

Guests can enjoy spacious outdoor areas: a welcoming veranda with views of the countryside, a wooden gazebo ideal for relaxation, and a flowering garden where even four-legged friends can roam freely. A secure, free parking area is available for cars, motorcycles, and campers.

The day begins with breakfast at the affiliated Memmè Cafè, featuring coffee or cappuccino and a fresh croissant. Throughout the day, the garden and common areas provide coolness and tranquility, with comfortable spots for reading, playing cards, or simply being serenaded by the sounds of nature.

For those wishing to explore the area, e-bikes can be rented to discover the villages of Sannio, the thermal waters of Telese, or the trails of the Grassano Park. The local calendar is filled with events such as wine, mushroom, and grape festivals, as well as Christmas markets.

Passionately managed by the children of Arnaldo and Angelina, Alma Migrante is much more than just a place to stay; it is a project born from a story of return and rediscovered roots, a space where every detail expresses a love for the land and hospitality. Here, guests come to unwind, but they return to feel at home.