Sibillini Slow

Amandola country house

This little piece of paradise, what we like to call “Sibillini Slow,” is in the heart of Le Marche (or, The Marches), Central Italy’s best kept secret. The region is the perfect destination for lovers of Italian history, art, gastronomy, hiking and the outdoors — what Italians often call, “slow.”

Our holiday rental offering embodies the “slow” philosophy to the fullest. We follow the Slow Tourism Club mission to promote an alternative form of sustainable tourism that honors the land that surrounds us, its art, the history, culture, and the wondrous cuisine it gives us. Whether you are looking for relaxation or inspiration, Sibillini Slow is the perfect get-away.

Check out our low rates to book an unforgettable getaway! We’re on AirBnB too.

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What guests have to say…

Trish described our stay as magical; the house was great, the views terrific and the wildlife stupendous. We have never seen so many butterflies in one place at one time and, together with the humming bird moths, we spent hours trying to photograph them... Also you pizza oven was stupendous. I have not had so much fun for many a year.
Trish and Alan Mackenzie

'The view from the balcony and from the garden is so nice, that you will remember it forever. You can see the green meadows, the olive gardens, the white peaks of Sibillini mountains'
Elena Shevchenko and family

Our stay here has been excellent. We all thank you for everything you've done to make this one of our best vacations ever. While I am basically a city boy, and Paris is and will always be my favorite place in the world, I think Marche will hold a close second.
Stephen Dent

My father and I had a fantastic time. I hope to bring my wife to stay later in the year. It's a real gem!
John Buckles

We had a super stay in your cottage and really enjoyed the beautiful location, splendid views of the mountains, and yes, the marvelous Italian sun which shone for us almost every day. The wild flowers were amazing, so profuse and so many different varieties. We were unbelieving when we found 10 different types of orchid in one afternoon, and that was just for starters!
Mary & Frank Dymond