Lake Garda,
seen from
our vineyards.

The stone farmhouse of Massoni Wine Relais with its garden and entrance path

Stone walls, exposed beams
and the quiet of the vineyards.
Rooms and apartments
a few minutes from the lake.

Massoni Wine Relais floral symbol

The spaces are intimate and quiet, cared for in every detail. The garden, shaded by century-old mulberry trees, is the place to spend the afternoon with a book or a glass of Lugana, the wine of this land. From here, Verona, Mantua, the thermal spas and the banks of the Mincio are all within easy reach.

A stone
farmhouse
among olive trees and vineyards

The lake and its surroundings

The relais lies a few kilometres from the lake, in the countryside of Peschiera del Garda. From here you can reach the old town of Peschiera, enclosed by its Venetian walls, Sirmione and its castle, and the Veronese shore up to Monte Baldo. Verona is about half an hour away, Mantua just under an hour.

The canal of Peschiera del Garda with boats and the old town
The Scaliger castle of Sirmione on Lake Garda
The Verona Arena in Piazza Bra
Rocky shore of Lake Garda with clear water
Lake Garda seen from Monte Baldo
View of Lake Garda with a lakeside town and mountains in the background

A family
winery, a few

minutes away

Massoni Wine Relais belongs to the Le Morette winery. Lugana and Turbiana grow
in the vineyards a few steps from the property.

  • "Fantastic and very quiet place to stay. Spotlessly clean and cared for in every detail, in a convenient area for getting around and visiting local sights."

    Gloria

  • "Exceptional accommodation and welcome, in the splendid setting of a house in the heart of the vineyards. Thank you for this lovely break, and see you soon!"

    Romain

  • "An incredible place, romantic and rustic, surrounded by vines. Impeccable welcome and very friendly staff. We will definitely be back! Highly recommended."

    Eleonora

  • "Escaping the overtourism of Lake Garda after just a few kilometres! At last, after many years, we found what we would otherwise have searched for in vain!"

    Guido