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An opportunity not to be missed at Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort: Our special promotional rate

Reserve your stay at Villa Campestri for the 2013 season now to enjoy a wonderful “Olive Oil experience”  as well as a dip into 800 years of history.There’s an old saying that opportunity is not only the mother of invention, but also of good fortune.  Now you can take the opportunity for the good fortune to pass time within the walls of Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort where 800 years of history combine with great beauty the most modern services of hospitality and welcome.

To welcome all our fans and friends to a beautiful  2013, rich with good fortune and serenity, we are offering a very special non-refundable rate that will allow you to enjoy fully the activities and atmosphere of Villa Campestri Olive Oil Resort.
Here  you can reserve your stay at the Villa during the 2013 season and jump into all the activities that we’ve planned for those who really appreciate fine food and great olive oil.

The Olive Oil experience is something not to miss.  It’s for this reason that we suggest you take quick advantage of this opportunity we offer.

And continue to follow our social network page and blogs that will introduce you to the world of Villa Campestri. Enjoy, even virtually, the marvelous kitchen, the elegant atmosphere of the rooms, the serenity and warmth of the grand dining room and the quiet of the lovely park in which the Villa is immersed.  You’ll discover our heart that reaches out to yours.

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