We had the most wonderful stay at La Cimetta! Alessandra was very easy to communicate with and helpful. We especially loved her gift of Prosecco from her cellar when we arrived. The views from the house are breathtaking to say the least and Monfumo is an oasis with sweet osterias and vineyards just a short drive to beautiful Asolo and other towns beyond that. Day trips to Venice and the mountains are easy and plentiful. The pool was very clean and our children loved it. The kitchen had everything one would need to cook in and there are many grocery stores nearby. We were with three generations and all had such a wonderful time. We hope to go back soon!!

Very large villa in a nice location, ranging from picturesque to slightly rustic. Lots to do in the surrounding area. Alessandra is a very friendly host; she respected our privacy but provided valuable insider information upon request. A place to return to.

Beautifully laid out property, has everything you need. Well equipped kitchen. All bedrooms en-suite. Plenty of outdoor seating, by the pool or in the shady loggia. Lovely area, with plenty to do nearby. (The Canova museum and the Brion Tombe especially were highlights). The owner produces her own Prosecco, so booking a tasting is a must. She was away on holiday during our stay but went above and beyond to organise a tasting for us in Venice (where we were staying the week before). She was so helpful, and really went out of her way to make us feel welcome. Had a fantastic relaxing time and would thoroughly recommend.

This property exceeded our expectations (which were pretty high to begin with!). The home itself is lovely, with tasteful furnishings, and everything required for cooking and enjoying as if it were your own, but what we loved most were the grounds themselves, which are not only beautiful, but beautifully maintained. To enter the estate, automatic gates swing open and as you drive up a short shaded lane, you feel youve entered a different world. Afternoons by the pool we tried several of the Cima Del Pomer proceccos--the extra dry, dry, and Brut. All were wonderful, though my wife favored the Brut and the extra dry ranked first in my rankings. Made me yearn for Indian food, which wouldve been the perfect complement to all three of these wines.My wife was doing research about Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who spent extended time in nearby Asolo, which turned out to be a nicely preserved little hill town with excellent food, friendly locals and lots of walking paths. We hiked up to the Venetian-built fortress and were rewarded with spectacular views. Finally, it was especially fun meeting Alessandra and her charming husband and daughter. We dropped by the winery and enjoyed sitting in the kitchen chatting with Alessandra about kids, dogs and Italian politics, which was the perfect way to end a perfect stay.