Il Milin

Il Milin is a countryside agriturismo on the first hills of Asti, offering a relaxed farm-stay feel with food-and-wine at the center of the experience.

Photo of Il Milin by Ingrid Savary on Google Maps

Stay style: This is an agriturismo with a small, intimate setup—3 double rooms and 2 apartments—designed for quiet downtime rather than a full-service hotel atmosphere.

Rooms and apartments: Accommodations include private bathrooms, and some units feature a balcony or terrace; families can request a crib/child bed when needed.

Breakfast and dining: Breakfast is included, and there’s an on-site agriturismo restaurant serving Piedmontese specialties with a fixed menu, with tastings that highlight the property’s own products.

Pool and outdoor space: A saltwater pool, solarium, terrace, and garden/park areas make it easy to spend most of the day outdoors, with a barbecue area for simple, social evenings.

Practical comforts: Guests get free internet, reserved parking (plus a garage), and useful extras like a laundry area and ironing facilities—handy for longer stays.

Family- and pet-friendly touches: There’s a children’s play area and high chair, and pets are accepted on a leash with outdoor space available.

Location for exploring: Set in San Marzanotto above Asti and about 5 km from the Asti Est motorway exit, it works well as a base for day trips toward Alba or Turin while returning to a quieter hillside setting.

Potential noise sensitivity: With on-site dining open to the public, meal times may bring more activity than a purely private farmhouse stay.

Limited inventory: With only a handful of rooms and apartments, availability can be tight, and the overall facilities are intentionally small-scale.

Car recommended: The hillside setting is part of the charm, but most guests will find driving the easiest way to get around.

Pros	Cons
Saltwater pool, garden spaces, and a calm agriturismo atmosphere near Asti	Small property with limited availability and fewer “hotel-style” services
On-site Piedmontese dining plus tastings tied to the farm’s own production	Restaurant activity may add bustle at peak meal times
Rooms and apartments (some with terrace/balcony), parking, and family/pet-friendly options	A car is typically needed for sightseeing and dining beyond the property

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