Casale delle Arti, rooms and a country osteria in the Abruzzo hills

Casale delle Arti is a country guesthouse with an osteria in Mosciano Sant'Angelo, in Abruzzo, among hills and vineyards. It has double and quadruple rooms, a buffet breakfast and a large garden. It suits couples and groups who want good food and quiet rather than city life.
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Where Casale delle Arti is and how to get there
Casale delle Arti sits in the Selva Alta countryside, in Mosciano Sant'Angelo, in the province of Teramo. Guests talk about a spot among the Mosciano hills, with vineyards around and a view you can enjoy from the garden.
The property description says the sea is about 7 km away and the Gran Sasso about 45 km. You are in the countryside, so a car is practically essential, and fortunately parking on site is free.
What the rooms and spaces at the Casale are like
The Casale offers double and quadruple rooms, well kept and with modern comforts. The shared spaces are large and designed for events too, which comes across in the property description.
| Room type | Who it suits |
|---|---|
| Double | Couples looking for quiet and a good dinner |
| Quadruple | Families or small groups of friends |
- Comforts. Air conditioning, heating, free Wi-Fi, a desk, blackout blinds and daily cleaning.
- Breakfast. Free buffet every morning, with a bar and lounge bar for drinks.
- Services. Reception always staffed, in-room safe, lift, accessible facilities and a picnic area with barbecue.
- Events. An equipped meeting room and a garden suited to receptions.
What guests say about Casale delle Arti
On Google, Casale delle Arti scores 4.7 out of 5 from 277 reviews. First, one thing needs saying: most guests talk about lunches and dinners rather than nights, so the scores mostly reflect the osteria.
The theme that comes up most is the food. People talk about traditional Abruzzese dishes reworked with care, and about starters, first courses and desserts that are much appreciated, plus a fried cheese that some guests cannot forget. The wine cellar comes up often, with its glass wall, and a rich wine list.
The other element is the service, described as professional and attentive, with cutlery changed for each course. Guests also praise the garden and the view. One more cautious note concerns portions, which are not large, although a full lunch is enough to leave you satisfied.
What to know before booking
The Casale is a place built around the table and events, and that has two consequences. It is better to know them before you choose.
- Few reviews on the rooms. No guest describes sleep or the rooms, so I rely mostly on the description.
- Possible events. With weddings, communions and receptions, weekends may be busier. Ask whether there are any parties on your dates.
- Portions. Anyone wanting very large plates may be surprised, although the value for money is described as excellent.
- You need transport. Without a car it is hard to get around the area.
Who Casale delle Arti suits
I would recommend it to couples and groups looking for a night in the countryside with a memorable dinner, and to anyone wanting to celebrate a special moment. The panoramic garden and the hall lend themselves well to anniversaries and family get-togethers.
It is less suited to anyone looking for nightlife or city-style services. For a simple stay with good food, the Casale is a credible choice, as long as you ask about events straight away.
What to do in Mosciano Sant'Angelo and nearby
The first thing to do is to sit down at the osteria, which serves regional dishes made with quality ingredients. The rest is hills, vineyards and, a short drive away, the Abruzzo coast.
If you want a second stop in the area, Mapiola also covers B&B Villa Algi in Corropoli and Casale Mammarella in Sant'Elia, both in Abruzzo.














