How much does it cost to stay at Farm-house Antica Tenuta?

Prices at Farm-house Antica Tenuta start from €50 per night for a double room, up to €58 depending on the season and room type.

Where is Farm-house Antica Tenuta located?

Farm-house Antica Tenuta is located in San Rufo, Campania, Italy. A great base to explore the beauty of the area.

Does Farm-house Antica Tenuta have a swimming pool?

No, Farm-house Antica Tenuta does not have a swimming pool.

Does Farm-house Antica Tenuta accept pets?

Yes, Farm-house Antica Tenuta welcomes pets. It is recommended to inform the property when booking.

Does Farm-house Antica Tenuta have a restaurant?

No, Farm-house Antica Tenuta does not have an on-site restaurant.

How many rooms does Farm-house Antica Tenuta have?

Farm-house Antica Tenuta offers 9 accommodations, suitable for couples, families and groups.

Farm-house Antica Tenuta

Località Tenuta Di Camerino, 84030, San Rufo (Salerno) - Campania

COD: 15065129EXT0001 CIN: IT065129B5COIK225H

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Sleeping places: 9 Breakfast

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This property is managed by

Rocco

Languages spoken: Italian

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Ideal for:

Fun trips Open air Relax Romantic

Perfect for:

Single Families with children Groups of friends Couples and boyfriends

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3 Sleeping places

triple room

Traditional furnishing TV Air conditioning

3 Sleeping places

triple room

Traditional furnishing TV Air conditioning

3 Sleeping places

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triple room

Traditional furnishing TV Air conditioning

3 Sleeping places

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Description Antica Tenuta

The farm is located on the Camerino Estate near the Meridionale Sports Centre in San Rufo (SA) on a flat area in the heart of the Diano Valley, crossed by the Tanagro river at an altitude of 450 metres above sea level and framed by the branches of the Monti Alburni - Southern Apennines.