Agriturismo Il Ceraseto

Agriturismo Il Ceraseto in San Biagio di Callalta is a small, countryside agriturismo with a calm, design-forward feel among orchards and vineyards.

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Relax-first setting: The property is built around quiet outdoor spaces and a pool with solarium, making it easy to switch into “slow mode” as soon as you arrive.

Room variety for different trips: Options range from suites to deluxe rooms, including the Dark Ginkgo Suite with a private jacuzzi, plus larger layouts like the Light Ginkgo Suite and Prunus Deluxe for families or small groups.

In-room comfort basics covered: Rooms include air conditioning, private bathrooms with shower and toiletries, a safe, free Wi‑Fi, and a mini fridge stocked with drinks and snacks.

Breakfast that feels local: Mornings center on an outdoor-leaning breakfast experience in a glasshouse-style breakfast room, with homemade cakes and biscuits, local cheeses and cured meats, and cherry jam made on-site.

Good base for day trips: Staying in San Biagio di Callalta puts you within easy reach of Treviso (about 14 km) and Venice (about 40 km), while returning to a quieter rural sleep afterward.

Car helps: The countryside location is peaceful, but you may find it less convenient without your own transportation for dinners and sightseeing.

Pool atmosphere is quiet: The pool area is positioned as a relaxation zone rather than a play space, which may not suit families looking for a lively swim scene.

Some rules to note: Pets are only accepted in select rooms and can’t be left alone, and meals aren’t meant to be eaten in the rooms.

Pros	Cons
Pool, countryside calm, and well-equipped rooms	Rural setting may feel inconvenient without a car
Standout suites, including a private-jacuzzi option	Pool is geared toward quiet relaxation, not games
Breakfast with homemade and on-site products	House rules (pets, in-room dining) may feel strict