B&B A Casa Mia

B&B A Casa Mia is a small, countryside-style B&B in Marostica’s hills, designed for a quiet, nature-forward stay with a warm, homey feel.

Photo of B&B A Casa Mia by B&B A casa mia on Google Maps

Peaceful setting: The property sits among the green Marostica hills, giving the stay a calm, unplugged atmosphere that many guests describe as genuinely relaxing.

Charming farmhouse character: It’s a renovated rural home (refurbished in 2006) with a historic-house vibe and lots of attention to detail in the shared spaces and overall styling.

Rooms with views: Rooms are described as spacious and bright, with private bathrooms, and some offer a scenic view toward Marostica’s castle—great for travelers who want a “wake up to the landscape” experience.

Garden you’ll actually use: A large garden includes quiet corners for reading/meditation, plus a pergola area where guests can enjoy self-catered meals surrounded by nature.

Breakfast experience: Breakfast is included and often highlighted as abundant and varied, with a strong homemade feel that fits the B&B’s personal, hosted style.

Helpful hosting: Guests frequently mention a welcoming, discreet approach, and the host is known for sharing practical tips on local restaurants and things to do.

Nearby highlights (easy day plans): You’re a short drive from Marostica’s chess-square center and close to Bassano del Grappa, making it easy to mix countryside downtime with sightseeing.

Trade-off: car is useful: Because it’s set in the hills, most visitors will find driving the easiest way to reach town, dinners, and nearby activities.

Trade-off: not a “full-service” property: As a B&B, facilities are intentionally simple—expect a personal stay rather than hotel-style amenities.

Pros	Cons
Quiet hill setting with a relaxing garden	Hillside location often works best with a car
Spacious, bright rooms with private bathrooms	Limited services compared with larger hotels
Abundant, well-loved breakfast and warm hosting	Rural calm may feel too secluded for nightlife seekers