The location of Tenuta La Romana, an eighteenth-century farmhouse, was completely renovated in 2004 with care and respect for the original architecture, in order to offer our guests a pleasant and unforgettable stay. Surrounded by the beauty and tranquility of the Monferrato countryside, in the heart of the beautiful Langhe-Monferrato area, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will live a relaxing and regenerating experience.

The estate is located in a panoramic position between the harmonious hills of Monferrato and Langhe and is surrounded by more than 40 hectares of greenery: fine vineyards, our lake encircled by small groves recently planted and rich in truffle plants and poplars. The perfect starting point for relaxing walks or mountain bike rides in the nature, among hares, squirrels, pheasants and roe deer.

Here, it is easy to forget the chaos of the city, immersing your eyes in the unspoilt greenery of our countryside, where you can relax, wake up to the rhythm of the sweet sound of nature, walk in the woods, rediscover those simplicity and authenticity which are essential to restore body and soul.

Our rooms are elegantly furnished in different colors and shades with a particular attention to details, in order to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The reception and relaxation lounge are situated beneath the ancient brick vaults, while the scenic spiral staircase, that leads upstairs, is lit by a large glass dome.

The resort has large rooms, including romantic suites with canopy beds and small apartments, equipped with all the comforts and services expected from a high standard accommodation. Breakfast is served as a buffet and offers the best Piedmontese products and local specialties such as hazelnut cakes or Amaretti di Mombaruzzo, salami and cheeses from Roccaverano, jams, honey, organic products and other pastry prepared by our staff.

Tenuta la Romana  is one of the oldest farmsteads in Nizza Monferrato. It is assumed that from 1500 to 1700 it belonged to the noble family of Cordara di Calamandrana. From 1800 to 1900 the property passed to the Counts Veggi of Castelletto Molina, who also erected their funerary aedicule. The Countess Agliaca di Ricaldone, nephew of the Duke of Genoa, last of the Counts Veggi, sold the farmhouse to a certain Thea di Acqui, who in turn, towards the end of 1900, sold it to Giuseppe Derda, an industrialist from Fossano.

Dr. Giovanni Rjneri and his wife, Countess Tina Ginanni Corradini, lived in l’Arman-na until 1980. Dr. Rejneri inherits the farmhouse from his father, a notary in Benevagienna, who in 1930 received it from the industrialist Derda as a balance of the professional services carried out on his behalf (and they must have been very many!).

Once upon a time racehorses were bred here and in fact around 1950 the purebred mare “Gioconda” won several races. At the time, the Arman-na was known because the owner was a very good teacher, who gave lessons to students for little or nothing.

Curiosity about the Name: In a very old document it is called: “ARMAN-NA”. Certainly this name is to be attributed to the Cordara that have stayed many years in Rome and so wanted to remember the  city, by naming the estate after Roma, which he translated in the local dialect ARMAN-NA (the roman).