Aerial view of Casa di Langa and its infinity pool among vineyards and woods — boutique hotel in the Langhe, Piedmont

Casa di Langa

Cerretto Langhe, Piedmont · Italy

Availability

Closed for a winter break, from early January to late March.

Per unit

Rooms + Suites · 2–4 guests

Region

Piedmont

Price range

$$$

Price range

$$$

Per unit

2–4 guests

Type

Boutique hotel

Loungers along the infinity pool, facing a hillside of vineyards
Suite under a beamed ceiling, with a sofa facing the bed
Jacuzzi in the spa's private wellness area, lined with wooden slats
Alta Langa Suite with a canopy bed and a large painting
Junior Suite with armchairs and a double bed
Monviso Suite with a wooden canopy bed
Bathroom with a glass-walled shower
Dining room of Fàula restaurant, with a large colourful painting and a wine wall
Round table set for dinner at Fàula, next to the bar
Breakfast buffet with breads and pastries behind a glass counter
Snow-capped Monviso rising above the hills of the Langhe
Aerial view of the Langhe hills in autumn, vineyards and woods, with the Alps on the horizon
Glasses of red and white wine on a tasting sheet, seen from above
Kitchen garden on the slope below the hotel buildings
Gardener working between the rows of the kitchen garden
Two gardeners tending seedlings in the greenhouse

Casa di Langa

Cerretto Langhe, Piedmont

Boutique hotel · $$$

Rooms + Suites · Closed for a winter break, from early January to late March.

  • Geothermal heating and cooling
  • Green Globe certified
  • 3,000 m² kitchen garden feeding the restaurant
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Welcome to Casa di Langa

Casa di Langa opened in 2021 on a 42-hectare estate of woodland, vineyards and hazelnut groves. It belongs to the Krause Group, which also owns the nearby Vietti and Enrico Serafino wineries.

Each of the 39 rooms and suites has a private terrace or garden, looking over the orchard, the hills or the vineyards towards the castle of Serralunga d'Alba. Classic Rooms measure 33 to 36 m². The largest, the Alta Langa Suite, has 63 m² and a 31 m² terrace for up to 4 guests.

The restaurant, Fàula, cooks Piedmontese dishes with produce from the kitchen garden and won a Gambero Rosso prize for the best vegetarian offering. Herbs and flowers from the garden also go into the cocktails at Sorì and the treatments at the Lelòse Spa, which has a Finnish sauna and a jacuzzi. The heated infinity pool faces the Alps.

From October, a trifulau (a local truffle hunter) and his Lagotto dogs lead guests through the estate's woods on the white truffle hunt. The hotel also runs cooking classes and wine tastings, and a 2.8 km trail crosses the estate.

The estate lies in Cerretto Langhe, in the Alta Langa, on the edge of the vineyard landscapes of Langhe-Roero and Monferrato, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Barolo is about 25 minutes away by road, and Alba, home to the International White Truffle Fair every autumn, about 20 km.

Farm-to-table kitchenSustainable architecturePlastic-free

Accommodation

Rooms + Suites

Capacity

2–4 guests per unit

Availability

Closed for a winter break, from early January to late March.

Price range

$$$

Amenities

Pool · Spa · Restaurant · Wi-Fi · Wheelchair accessible

Included

Breakfast · 50 minutes in the spa's private wellness area · Gym open all day

Good to know

  • The heated infinity pool is open in the warm season only.

  • The spa is open from age 12.

Why it's a Positive Escape

Set partly into an Alta Langa hillside, a hotel heated and cooled by geothermal energy, whose kitchen garden feeds the restaurant.

Energy

  • Geothermal heating and cooling

    a boiler fired with wood pellets heats the water, and the kitchen cooks on induction

  • Solar and certified renewable electricity

    solar panels produced about 20% of the electricity in 2025, and the rest was bought from certified renewable sources

Food

  • A 3,000 m² kitchen garden

    with a greenhouse. The hotel reports that more than 90% of the 2024 harvest was used fresh in the restaurant

  • A tasting menu of garden vegetables

    Flavours of the Garden, one of Fàula's tasting menus, is built entirely on the garden's produce

Waste

  • All waste recycled, 23% less in 2024

    the hotel reports cuts of 55% in metal, 40% in glass and 32% in paper. Guest rooms are plastic-free

  • Kitchen scraps composted on the estate

    the compost covers 15% of the estate's soil needs, and fallen branches are chipped into mulch

Materials & Construction

  • Built into the hillside

    the building sits partly inside the slope, so the ground helps regulate indoor temperatures

  • Local stone and FSC-certified wood

    with handmade mattresses of natural fibres. The outdoor fitness area is built from recycled materials

  • A prize for sustainable architecture

    honourable mention at the Fassa Bortolo International Prize for Sustainable Architecture in 2023

Wildlife

  • Over 20 hectares of managed woodland

    kept for biodiversity, with areas set aside for truffles and beehives along the walking trail

  • An orchard of old fruit varieties

    grown with mulch and flowering plants for pollinators

Transport

  • 14 charging points for electric cars

    and the service vehicles, tractor included, are electric. Guests can rent e-bikes to explore the hills

Transparency

  • Green Globe certified

    an international certification for sustainable tourism, awarded after an independent audit on site

  • Renewable electricity certificate published

    the 2025 Guarantees of Origin statement for the hotel's grid electricity is on its website

  • Figures published by the owner group

    the Krause Group publishes the hotel's energy mix, waste and water figures and its carbon footprint

Travel mindfully

  • Getting around the Langhe means driving. Alba, 20 km from the hotel, can be reached by train.

Getting there

Train station · 20 km

Alba

Regional trains from Turin in about 1h30, then about 30 minutes by road.

By road · 84 km

Turin

About 1h15 by car.

By road · 170 km

Milan

About 2 hours by car.

By road · 229 km

Nice

About 3 hours by car.

Photos · © Casa di Langa

Last verified: October 2026

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