Monthly Rentals in Barigazzo

It was my second time staying there and those were the most relaxing days in a long time. The nature around the Airbnb is stunning. I was already there in spring and now in autumn - both of which are absolutely beautiful. The house is really welcoming and for the colder seasons it gets really cozy with the fireplaces. Also, I love cooking and this is totally doable even in this kind of small kitchen. Paola and her husband are really nice people and I loved meeting them. They were always helpful with whatever problems or questions we had. I'm grateful for the nice time I had staying there and I will definitely be back again.

Really well-kept mountain house, warm and with everything you need. Quiet area and with the possibility of reaching the center in a few minutes on foot. We will definitely stay again.

Nice escape in rural Tuscany, cozy apartment on the edge of town. Walkable from the train station; groceries and a few restaurants are also easily accessible by foot. If you are looking for hiking then be sure to look into the Via del Volto Santo which passes through town and can take you through the hills to several towns in both directions.

We stayed at the house with our three kids (8 year old boy and 6 year old twins). The house is clean and the bedrooms are very spacious. We enjoyed the fully equipped kitchen and adored the terrace and its magnificent view and the kids enjoyed the toys. You can enjoy the privacy of the terrace and garden, although it is good to know that it is not directly attached to the house. You need to pass the parking space (where our kids loved to play in the shadows) and neighboring houses to reach it. This didn't bother us, but it is a good thing to know. The surrounding area is beautiful and we loved that it cooled off during the night. It's perfect for those loving the nature and quiet and don't mind driving to reach other points of interest. Finally: very accommodating hosts who were very proactive and had a big list of things to see and do in the area. Thank you, Paolo!