Agriturismo Il Tamantino

Agriturismo Il Tamantino is a quiet, countryside stay in the hills above Gubbio, geared toward switching off and enjoying simple outdoor living.

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Relaxed rural setting: Set in the Montelovesco area, the property feels removed from traffic and crowds, with a calm, nature-forward atmosphere that suits slow mornings and early nights.

Outdoor pool time: A seasonal outdoor swimming pool is a major draw in warm months, giving you an easy “stay in” option after sightseeing around Gubbio.

Space to be active: On-site facilities like a tennis court and free bike use make it more than just a place to sleep, especially for couples and families who like to move between pool time and light exercise.

Self-catering apartments: Accommodation is in independent, rustic-style apartments with a living area, an equipped kitchenette (including a microwave), and a private bathroom with shower—handy for flexible meals and snacks without relying on restaurants.

Simple outdoor social areas: Guests often highlight the availability of a barbecue/grill area, which fits the agriturismo vibe and makes evenings feel informal and homey.

Good base for day trips: Staying at Agriturismo Il Tamantino puts you within easy reach of Gubbio’s historic center, and it also works well for exploring larger nearby art cities like Perugia.

Car likely needed: Because it’s in the countryside outside Gubbio, getting around for dinners and sightseeing may be easiest with your own vehicle.

Seasonal limitations: The pool is seasonal, so the experience can feel more “quiet retreat” than “amenity-rich” outside summer.

Not a full-service hotel: With apartment-style lodging, service is typically lighter than a classic hotel, and you may be more self-reliant day to day.

Pros	Cons
Seasonal pool, tennis court, and free bikes	Rural location may require a car
Independent apartments with kitchenette	Pool-focused amenities are seasonal
Quiet hills above Gubbio for real downtime	Less “full-service” than a traditional hotel