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Casa Santella
Casa Santella offers accommodations in Ceto, 23 miles from Aprica and 24 miles from Montecampione – Alpiaz/Prato Secondino/Plan di Montecampione.
Hotel Oasi Verde
Featuring a traditional restaurant and a garden with heated pool, Hotel Oasi Verde is located in the small town of Prestine. It offers classic-style rooms with a satellite TV and a private bathroom.
Hotel Giardino
Hotel Giardino offers free parking, along with simple, bright rooms. It is 820 feet from Breno Station, a 30-minute train ride from the spa town of Boario. Free WiFi is available in the common areas.
Hotel Cumilì
Located in Capo di Ponte and within 31 miles of Tonale Pass, Hotel Cumilì features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
B&B La Villetta
Set in Niardo, 1.6 mi from Breno, B&B La Villetta has 2-star accommodations with a terrace. Featuring a restaurant, the property also has a bar. Free WiFi is included.
B&B San Rocco
B&B San Rocco in Capo di Ponte provides accommodations with a garden and a terrace. With free private parking, the property is 30 miles from Tonale Pass and 21 miles from Aprica.
Quader nidi nel verde
Located in Prestine, the Quader nidi nel verde has a garden with a barbecue. It offers free Wi-Fi and modern accommodations with satellite TV.
B&B Naquane 2
Featuring a garden, B&B Naquane 2 provides accommodations in Capo di Ponte. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking, and free Wifi.
RL - Boutique Suites & Apartments
RL - Boutique Suites & Apartments enjoys a location in Bienno, 18 miles from Montecampione – Alpiaz/Prato Secondino/Plan di Montecampione and 30 miles from Aprica.
I Camuni
I Camuni in Capo di Ponte provides accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge. Featuring mountain and garden views, this bed and breakfast also comes with free Wifi.
What Guests Said About Ceto:
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Our village was called: Nadro.
Our village was called: Nadro. We were in an old part of the village where the road was excellent but narrow. Still many old houses around to get an idea about the way people lived in the past. Twenty meters from our accommodation was a bar with excellent coffee. Forty meters from the apartment is the museum of archeology and the park starts another 100 metres from the museum. Supermarkets are nearby in Breno. Nadro has a good road connection to lakes Iseo and Como.
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