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Farm Holidays Piedmont Province of Asti San Damiano d'Asti Mosci's Bed & Beer

Mosci's Bed & Beer

Bed & Breakfast
Borgo San Giacomo, 77 - San Damiano d'Asti (AT) - Area: countryside
+39
National identification code: IT005097C18U49OQUD | Regional identification code: 005097-BEB-00009
  • Restaurant
  • Near cycle paths
  • Stables
  • Vineyard and winery
  • Romantic Atmosphere
  • Parking
  • TV
  • Free Wifi
  • Family
  • Business
  • Hair dryer
  • Heating
Declared by the Innkeeper

Various information

  • Parking
  • English speaker
  • French speaker

House features

  • Recently restored house
  • Sharing areas available for guests
  • Panoramic location
  • Insured house

Air conditioning and heating systems of the house

  • Certified systems
  • Heating systems
  • Double glazing or solar panels

Electric system

  • Certified systems
  • Emergency lights or fire exit directions

Services of the house

  • Terrace
  • Garage / parking

Facilities and services

  • Laundry

Location and surroundings

  • Panoramic view
  • Near (within 10 mins) pubblic transports
  • Near (within 45 mins) train station / airport / port

Number of rooms

  • Total number of rooms: 3
  • Number of rooms with own bathroom inside the room (ensuite): 3

Size of rooms

  • Between 14 and 20 sqm

Bathroom facilities

  • Bathrooms restored in the last 5 years
  • Hair dryer

Room facilities

  • TV
  • Mirror or luggage case
  • Internet connection or telephone

Furnishing

  • Historic furniture
  • 2 windows / panoramic view
  • Desk / table and chairs

Services

  • Guides / maps / books available
  • Local events calendar

Holiday themes - the place

  • Country

Holiday themes - town size

  • Small town - between 5000 and 25000 in.

Holiday themes - area features

  • Near monuments
  • Wine and food attractions area
  • Located in country side or nature reserves

Holiday themes - house features

  • Family
  • Business
  • Romantic atmosphere
Mosci’s Bed & Beer is situated in an old rustic building that has been converted into a cozy retreat for those who appreciate a relaxed yet well-maintained atmosphere. The rooms are located on the upper floor, accessible directly from the pub but discreetly separated from the communal areas, designed to ensure peace and quiet after an evening at the bar or a day spent exploring the hills and vineyards. Check-in is available from 6 PM to 10 AM the following morning, with the option to arrange different times by contacting the establishment directly, making it convenient for travelers on motorbikes, in cars, or for work without strict schedules. The ambiance gives the feeling of arriving at a friend’s house: a few well-kept spaces in a tranquil countryside setting, yet in the heart of a vibrant area known for its food and wine culture.

Katia and Andrea, the couple behind Mosci’s, have merged their home life with their work, turning a long-held dream into a tangible project. Their decision to open a "Bed & Beer" stems from their love of quality beer, motorcycle travels, and the desire for genuine interactions with people. The common areas and rooms are filled with family heirlooms, coasters collected over the years, old bottles, grandparents’ tools, paintings, and mementos that tell stories of their lives. It's not a carefully curated set design; it’s a lived-in home that welcomes guests. The hospitality is direct and personal: guests are called by name, engage in friendly conversation, and leave with the feeling of having discovered a memorable place.

Breakfast is designed to leisurely kick off the day, without formalities, but with consideration for those who need to get back on the road or have plans for visits and tastings. A buffet is set up, featuring sweet and savory offerings typical of Italian tradition along with some international touches to cater to diverse preferences. The adjacent bar serves freshly made coffee, cappuccino, tea, and other hot beverages, as well as juices, allowing guests to assemble their own trays and take their time. It’s a convivial yet relaxed moment that marks the transition from the cozy atmosphere of the B&B to discovering the surrounding area.

The location of Mosci’s is a small rural district in the Asti region, surrounded by hills, vineyards, and rows of grapevines that change with the seasons. The pace here is slower compared to larger towns, providing a genuine appreciation of the landscape: winding backroads through farmhouses and villages, small bell towers on the horizon, and soft evening lights. A path directly from the property leads to Tigliole, which can be traversed on foot, by bike, horseback, or motorcycle, perfect for those who enjoy short trips filled with scenic views and tasty stops. Within a few minutes, guests can find a riding stable, the LIPU wildlife recovery center, ideal for families and nature enthusiasts, as well as some of the region’s most renowned wineries, where the wines that have made these hills famous are produced.

Nearby, there are castles and historic estates that intertwine history and landscape: the Castle of San Martino Alfieri, the Royal Castle of Govone, and the Castle of Magliano Alfieri are just a few examples of noble architecture that adorn the hills between Asti and Alba. The historic centers of both cities are just a short drive away, featuring their squares, traditional taverns, markets, wine shops, and events related to wine, local products, and farming traditions. The location of Mosci’s allows for easy travel between Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato, enabling guests to choose a different itinerary each day: a wine tasting at a vineyard, a stroll through the vine rows, a visit to a castle, or a dinner at a trattoria. Returning in the evening to a quiet village, knowing there’s a lively pub and a room ready to welcome them, becomes an integral part of the experience.

The Risto-pub on the ground floor is the beating heart of Mosci’s and serves as a natural complement to the B&B. The atmosphere recalls the charm of traditional pubs, with wooden tables, warm lighting, and details that reflect passions and travels. The kitchen offers hearty yet informal dishes meant to enhance the evenings: shareable appetizers, starters, meat dishes like pulled pork, chili, steak, cutlets, and various burgers, including vegetarian options, stuffed sandwiches, Roman pinsa, and large salads. The desserts are homemade, providing the perfect ending to a convivial dinner.

The beer selection is one of the defining features of the establishment. On tap and in bottles, guests can find German, Belgian, Austrian, white, IPA, unfiltered beers, and various fermented options, all personally selected and paired with menu items to enhance their flavors. The presence of local wines offers another alternative for those wishing to stay connected to the region's winemaking traditions. There are also evenings with live music and social gatherings, making Mosci’s not just a stopping point but a true meeting place for guests and locals alike.
Rooms and Rates
Breakfast is prepared with a simple and genuine attention, designed to calmly accompany the start of the day. The buffet features a mix of sweet and savory options, allowing everyone to choose according to their preferences while maintaining a casual yet polished atmosphere.

Hot drinks are served fresh from the bar, including coffee, cappuccino, tea, and freshly squeezed juices made to order. This arrangement enables guests to relax, sit at their own pace, and begin the day without hurry, enjoying an intimate ambiance reminiscent of a cozy home.

It’s a moment that signifies the transition from the comfort of the rooms to the exploration of the surrounding area, providing the right energy for outings, winery visits, or simple travel movements.
The Mosci’s Risto-pub serves as the social hub of the establishment, offering a warm and casual atmosphere where the cuisine and beer selection come together to create a genuinely enjoyable experience. The menu varies with the evening, featuring dishes that blend comfort food, creativity, and simple ingredients, served in generous portions in a setting that encourages relaxation.

The offerings range from shareable appetizers to meat dishes like pulled pork, chili, sliced steak, and cutlets, as well as stuffed sandwiches and burgers, including vegetarian options. The Roman pinsa adds a fragrant and light touch, while salads and side dishes round out the menu. The desserts, made from scratch, provide a delightful and character-rich conclusion to the meal.

The beer menu is a true testament to passion, showcasing Belgian, German, Austrian, white, IPA, unfiltered, and various fermented options, all personally selected and served on tap or in bottles to enhance each dish. Wine enthusiasts will find a small but carefully curated selection of local labels.

The atmosphere is lively yet inviting, often accompanied by live music and a friendly vibe that makes guests feel at home right away. This is the kind of place where dinner easily transforms into an enjoyable evening, creating memories as lasting as the visit itself.

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Hey, I'm Katia

Katia and Andrea have brought Mosci to life by infusing every corner of the venue with their unique essence: spontaneous, warm, and deeply connected to memories. Their story revolves around simple passions – good beer, motorcycle rides, and the joy of meeting new people – and this is fully reflected in the atmosphere of the Bed & Beer. They have chosen to live and work in the same place because they cherish direct contact with their guests, free from formalities and distance. The surroundings are adorned with items from their lives: coasters collected since childhood, tools from their grandparents, old bottles, paintings, and details that tell stories of love, family history, and shared moments. Nothing is placed for show; it is their home, shared with anyone who stops by, whether for just a night or for a beer. Their approach to hospitality is genuine and immediate. Greeting guests by name, exchanging a few words, and making them feel acknowledged and welcomed are all part of their style. The philosophy is straightforward: to create a space where one feels comfortable from the very first moment, as if entering a familiar place. In this spirit, every stay becomes a connection, and each guest briefly becomes part of their story.
  • +39

Area Campagna

The area where Mosci's is located represents an authentic corner of the Astigiano region, where the countryside still maintains a slow pace and the landscape gently shifts along the contours of the hills. Here, days pass among vineyards, farmhouses, small hamlets, and scenic roads that encourage visitors to take the time to look around. It’s an ideal territory for those seeking nature, delicious food, culture, and a warm welcome characterized by simplicity.

From the establishment, a path leads to Tigliole, perfect for walks surrounded by greenery, cycling, horseback riding, or motorcycle tours. The route traverses little-trafficked countryside areas, making it easy to stop and admire a view or experience the tranquility typical of the Astigian hills.

Just a few minutes away, there are several renowned wineries that preserve a deeply rooted winemaking tradition. This is where Barbera, Nebbiolo, Arneis, and other emblematic wines of these lands are produced, often paired with tastings that tell the stories of families and vineyards. This makes the area a perfect starting point for leisurely exploring the hills of Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato.

Historical and architectural sites abound in this region: the Castle of San Martino Alfieri proudly overlooks the hill of the same name with its elegant silhouette; the Royal Castle of Govone, listed among UNESCO heritage sites, narrates a significant noble past; the Castle of Magliano Alfieri houses collections and spaces that reflect the rural life of yesteryear. Each of these sites is accessible within a short drive.

About fifteen minutes away lie Asti and Alba, two vibrant cities rich in traditions. Asti is famous for the Palio, its markets, medieval towers, and traditional taverns; Alba is the capital of white truffles and a beacon for Piedmontese cuisine and gastronomic events. The location of Mosci's allows for a mix of days spent visiting historic villages, enjoying meals at local trattorias, and taking walks in nature, all while ensuring the comfort of returning to a quiet hamlet in the evening.

In this region, tourism is made up of small details: a sunset painting the vineyards, the tranquility of back roads, a shared glass of wine with a local producer, the sudden discovery of an open view over the hills. It’s an area that invites you to slow down and appreciate what makes the hills of Piedmont unique.

In The Surroundings

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