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Where to Stay in Smerillo

Where to stay in Smerillo? The options are mostly agriturismi (farm stays), B&Bs and vacation rentals, spread between the village and the surrounding countryside. There is no single cluster of accommodations. Smerillo is a small municipality in the province of Fermo, at 806 m above sea level, on a rocky ridge overlooking the valley of the Tenna River. It lies halfway between the Sibillini Mountains and the Adriatic Sea, and from the town the view stretches from the Gran Sasso to the Conero.

The places to stay on this page are Agriturismo Amargi, Villa Viola Country Home and LaCasadiSonia_ Vacation Rental. They are countryside lodgings, suited to those who prefer the quiet of the village and the woods to the atmosphere of a tourist resort.

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Where to Stay in Smerillo: The Best Areas

The first choice is to stay in the countryside a few minutes from the village. Agriturismo Amargi stands in open countryside, a short distance from Smerillo. By car, Lago di San Ruffino and the Sibillini National Park are quickly reached.

The second is one of the municipality's hamlets: San Martino al Faggio, Ceresola, Castorano, Durano and Val di Tenna. Villa Viola Country Home is in the Durano area. San Martino al Faggio is known for a rare beech wood, and the Bosco di Smerillo, with its marked trails, is another reason to stay here.

For more options, there are the nearby towns. Amandola, at 500 m above sea level in the Tenna Valley, is considered the gateway to the eastern side of the Sibillini. There are more places to stay there and in Comunanza.

Where to Stay in Smerillo: Map of Accommodations

The map shows where the accommodations are in relation to the village. The area is large and the lodgings are scattered between countryside and hamlets, so it is worth checking the location before booking. The distance from the center varies a lot from one place to another, and so does the time needed to reach Lago di San Ruffino or the trails.

Where to Stay in Smerillo: How to Choose

Accommodations in Smerillo come in three types: agriturismo, B&B and vacation rental. Villa Viola Country Home falls into all three categories. Agriturismo Amargi is both an agriturismo and a B&B. Guests who want to cook for themselves can check whether the property has a kitchen available.

At Agriturismo Amargi, guests find:

  • rooms with private bathroom and Wi-Fi;
  • a shared terrace and kitchen;
  • breakfast;
  • the option of bringing pets.

The farm produces honey, jams, apple juice and essential oils. Wi-Fi and breakfast are offered at other properties too: check them case by case on each accommodation's page. For LaCasadiSonia_ Vacation Rental, the dedicated page has up-to-date details.

There is also a form of hospitality spread across the area, the Albergo Diffuso Smerillo, which brings together several properties scattered around the municipality. Guests who choose it experience the town like residents, close to the village and the woods.

To plan the days, things to do in Smerillo covers the village, the "Fessa" and the museums. The page on Smerillo restaurants helps with planning dinners.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of accommodations are there in Smerillo?

In Smerillo, stays are mostly in agriturismi (farm stays), B&Bs and vacation rentals, in the countryside or in the hamlets around the village. Villa Viola Country Home is an agriturismo, a B&B and a vacation rental, while Agriturismo Amargi is both an agriturismo and a B&B. The area also has the Albergo Diffuso Smerillo, with several properties scattered around the municipality.

Can you stay in Smerillo with a dog?

Pets are allowed at Agriturismo Amargi. For the other properties, such as Villa Viola Country Home and LaCasadiSonia_ Vacation Rental, it is best to ask the owners directly before booking, because the rules vary from one accommodation to another.

Is Smerillo a good base for exploring the Sibillini Mountains?

Smerillo lies halfway between the Sibillini and the Adriatic. From Agriturismo Amargi, in the countryside near the village, the Sibillini National Park is a short drive away. Around the town there are also trails in the Bosco di Smerillo and Lago di San Ruffino.

Can you cook for yourself in Smerillo?

Agriturismo Amargi has a shared kitchen, along with a shared terrace and lounge area. Breakfast is made with the farm's own products. At the other properties, kitchen availability should be checked case by case on each accommodation's page before booking.