Villa Monforte
Monforte d'Alba, Langhe
Stay in the Heart of the Barolo Wine Region
Villa Monforte Barolo enjoys an exceptional location in Monforte d’Alba, one of the 11 historic villages permitted to produce Barolo. Surrounded by the rolling vineyards of Piedmont, the villa is an ideal base for exploring the celebrated wines, restaurants and UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Langhe.
The villa is located at Sant’Eligio 5 in a peaceful residential area, only a 10-minute walk from the historic centre of Monforte d’Alba. The renowned Auditorium Horszowski, home of the annual Monforte Jazz Festival, is also within easy walking distance.
Monforte d’Alba is one of the liveliest villages in the Barolo wine region. Its inviting centre offers an impressive selection of restaurants, wine bars, cafés, speciality shops and everyday amenities. Here, international wine lovers dine alongside local winemakers—and discussions about Nebbiolo are taken almost as seriously as the wine itself.
Villa Monforte Barolo is just five minutes by car from the village of Barolo and approximately 20 minutes from Alba, famous for its historic centre, exceptional gastronomy and prestigious White Truffle Fair. Within 15 minutes of the villa, guests can reach around 40 Barolo wine producers, making it the perfect accommodation for a wine holiday in Piedmont.
The vineyards and wineries of Barbaresco are also within easy driving distance, including celebrated names such as Gaja and Bruno Giacosa. Whether you are planning private wine tastings, Michelin-starred dining or relaxed walks through the vineyards, Villa Monforte Barolo places the very best of the Langhe within easy reach.
Turin & Milan Malpensa airports are reached in approximately one-two hours.
Nearest Airports:
Turin (105 km) - Open Directions
Genoa Airport (135 km) - Open Directions
Milan Malpensa (190 km) - Open Directions
Milan Bergamo (225 km) - Open Directions
Nice Côte d’Azur (240 km) - Open Directions
It’s a relaxed way of life in Piedmont – even the Slow-Food organization originated here. Expect shops to close in the early afternoon, a great time to cycle through the surrounding countryside, finding a perfect spot for a picnic and discover beautiful hikes. Visit idyllic local villages, admire historic castles and fascinating local museums, followed of course by amazing meals accompanied by some of the best wines in the world.
Experience a change of pace in Turin (69km), a splendid city which was once the capital of Italy and has been transformed since hosting the 2006 Winter Olympics. It's now known for its vibrant cultural scene as well as historic palaces, museums and its superb riverside setting. Winter-sport enthusiasts also love its close proximity to the Alps.
