La Giara B&B

If you are looking for a place that offers an insight in the local culture I can warmly recommend this BnB. San Demetrio Corone is a trilingual village where people speak Calabrian, Italian and often Arbëresh (Italo-Albanian) a protected local language which has survived since the 16th century. Due to its location looking to the hilly landscape of the Ionian coast with a mild climate, the little town is famous for its olive oil and you are right here at the source where it is produced. The place is well kept and clean and during hot summer days you stay much better here than down at the coast. Medieval and antique monuments are close at Rossano and Sibari, San Demetrio has the Archimandritate San Adriano. In its history it was a centre of Greek monasticism under the Normans, by the end of the 18th century it educated the Arbëresh priests to celebrate the Byzantine rite and it is one of the important classical colleges of Southern Italy. The Abbey church is famous for its medieval floor mosaics of a snake. Its form inspired for a local cake spiced with origano (la riganata). You should ask for it at the place, where you take the breakfast. Who is more interested in nature finds nearby the Ionian and the Thyrrhenian sea and the national parks Pollino and Sila grande.

If you are looking for a place that offers an insight in the local culture, I can warmly recommend this BnB. San Demetrio Corone is a trilingual village where people speak Calabrian, Italian and often Arbëresh (Italo-Albanian)---a protected local language which has survived since the 16th century. Due to its location looking to the hilly landscape of the Ionian coast with a mild climate, the little town is famous for its olive oil and you are right here at the source where it is produced. The place is well kept and clean and during hot summer days you stay much better here than down at the coast. Medieval and antique monuments are close at Rossano and Sibari, San Demetrio has the Archimandritate Sant' Adriano. In its history it was a hermitage founded by St Neilos the Younger, it became a centre of Greek monasticism under the Normans, by the end of the 18th century it educated the Arbëresh priests to celebrate the Byzantine rite and it is one of the important classical colleges of Southern Italy. The Abbey church is famous for its medieval floor mosaics of a snake. Its shape inspired to a local cake spiced with origano (la riganata). You should ask for it at the place, where you take the breakfast. Who is more interested in nature finds nearby the Ionian and the Tyrrhenian sea and the National Parks Pollino and Sila Grande.

If you are looking for a place that offers an insight in the local culture I can warmly recommend this BnB. San Demetrio Corone is a trilingual village where people speak Calabrian, Italian and often Arbëresh (Italo-Albanian) a protected local language which has survived since the 16th century. Due to its location looking to the hilly landscape of the Ioinian coast with a mild climate, the little town is famous for its olive oil and you are right here at the source where it is produced. The place is well kept and clean and during hot summer days you stay much better here than down at the coast. Medieval and antique monuments are close at Rossano and Sibari, San Demetrio has the Archimandritate Sant' Adriano. In its history it was a centre of Greek monasticism under the Normans, by the end of the 18th century it educated the Arbëresh priests to celebrate the Byzantine rite and it is one of the important classical colleges of Southern Italy. The Abbey church is famous for its medieval floor mosaics of a snake. Its form inspired for a local cake spiced with origano (la riganata). You should ask for it at the place, where you take the breakfast. Who is more interested in nature finds nearby the Ionian and the Thyrrhenian sea and the national parks Pollino and Sila grande.

Ho soggiornato una settimana nella struttura circondata dagli ulivi ,stanza carinissima molto pulita e confortevole. La colazione servita direttamente sul terrazzino una vera chicca.La proprietaria sempre gentile e disponibile, sempre pronta a soddisfare ogni richiesta. Consigliatissimo

Pienamente soddisfatti della scelta fatta, camere pulitissime e accoglienti, il servizio eccellente. La proprietaria della struttura persona molto gentile e disponibile. Dotato a pochi metri di ampio parcheggio

A due passi dal centro storico, casolare contadino in parte ben ristrutturato. Circondato da uliveto, silenzioso, molto comodo per chi arriva in macchina. La proprietaria molto disponibile. Una pecca è doversi spostare al bar per la colazione

El hotel es hermoso, muy limpio y ordenado con habitaciones Bien iluminadas y El ambiente muy calido. Lo recomiendo para Toda persona que desee visitar San Demetrio Corone - Cosenza - Italia. No tiene nada que no Tenga UN hotel de Cinco Estrellas.

B&B davvero molto bello. Struttura nuova molto curata. Posizione comoda (5 minuti a piedi per il centro del paese) e tranquilla. Rosalia una persona molto carina e disponibile, ottima organizzazione. Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo

Le stanze venivano pulite ed ordinate ogni singolo giorno, il personale si è mostrato gentilissimo ed è sempre venuto incontro ai nostri impegni lavorativi, Recensione a pieni voti più che meritata. Se dovessi ricapitare da quelle parti non esiterò ad alloggiare nuovamente qui