Gargnano, Italy
Dining guide
Grand Hotel a Villa Feltrinelli Dining Guide
Villa Feltrinelli separates its gastronomic dinner from Hotel Restaurant lunch and several settings. Dinner is the eight-course surprise tasting only: no evening à la carte, drinks excluded, Tuesday closed, 19.00–20.30 booking window, and four guests maximum per table. Lunch is hotel à la carte at 12.00–13.00; English gives no weekly pattern while Italian says every day. Bookings are online only, and an unnotified delay over 30 minutes cancels the table. Dietary needs require advance notice, with no guaranteed allergen-free kitchen. Restaurant pets are prohibited; the hotel's property pet policy is unpublished. English says diners from 12, Italian says strictly over 12, yet the form has child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian requires closed shoes. No in-room dining or room service is published.
Before you book dinner
- Dinner is the eight-course surprise tasting only, with no à la carte; Tuesday closed, 19.00–20.30, and four guests maximum.
- An unnotified delay over 30 minutes cancels the reservation; a waiting-list place is not a booking.
- Lunch is Hotel Restaurant à la carte at 12.00–13.00; English gives no weekly pattern, while Italian says every day.
- Dietary needs require advance notice, and an allergen-free kitchen is not guaranteed.
- Restaurant English says from 12, Italian says strictly over 12, and the form includes child and baby selectors.
- English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian asks for closed shoes.
- Restaurant pets are prohibited; the hotel's property pet policy is unpublished.
- No in-room dining or room-service menu, hours, or charges are published.
| Venue | Meals / availability | Reservations | In the rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gastronomic Restaurant Villa Feltrinelli | Dinner booking window 19.00–20.30; closed Tuesday | Online booking only; maximum four guests per table; an unnotified delay of more than 30 minutes cancels the reservation | Room-rate meal inclusion not published; drinks excluded; discretionary service charge added |
| Hotel Restaurant — Lunch | Lunch booking window 12.00–13.00; English prints no weekly pattern, while Italian says every day | Online booking; maximum four guests per table and the unnotified-delay rule are printed in the restaurant conditions | Room-rate inclusion not published |
| Outdoor Pergola | No separate hours or weekly closure published | No separate reservation method or guarantee published; request this setting with the restaurant booking | Room-rate inclusion not published |
| Romantic Private Dining Rooms | No separate hours or weekly closure published | No separate reservation method, capacity, or advance-notice period published; request with the restaurant booking | Room-rate inclusion not published |
| Lakeside Aperitif | No hours or weekly closure published | No separate reservation method or service-location guarantee published; request it with the restaurant booking | Room-rate inclusion not published |
| Indoor Dining Room | No separate hours or weekly closure published | No separate reservation method, capacity, or notice period published; request indoor seating with the restaurant booking | Room-rate inclusion not published |
Gastronomic Restaurant Villa Feltrinelli
Eight-course surprise tasting by Stefano Baiocco
Dinner booking window 19.00–20.30; closed Tuesday
Dinner is the eight-course “100% Baiocco” surprise tasting, with no evening à la carte. It is dinner only, closed Tuesday, and books online for 19.00–20.30 with no more than four guests per table; an unnotified delay of more than 30 minutes cancels the reservation. Dietary needs require advance notice, but an allergen-free kitchen is not guaranteed. Restaurant pets are prohibited. English welcomes guests from age 12, while Italian requires guests to be strictly over 12, even though the form includes child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian specifically requires closed shoes.
Full guide →Hotel Restaurant — Lunch
Hotel à la carte lunch
Lunch booking window 12.00–13.00; English prints no weekly pattern, while Italian says every day
Lunch is the Hotel Restaurant's à la carte offer, not daytime service from the gastronomic two-star restaurant, which is unavailable at lunch. The booking window is 12.00–13.00; English conditions give no weekly pattern, while Italian conditions say every day. Book online for no more than four guests; an unnotified delay over 30 minutes cancels the reservation. Dietary needs require advance notice, and an allergen-free kitchen is not guaranteed. Restaurant pets are prohibited. English welcomes guests from age 12, while Italian requires strictly over 12, despite child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian specifically requires closed shoes.
Full guide →Outdoor Pergola
Outdoor restaurant seating
No separate hours or weekly closure published
The quiet outdoor pergola, also called the open-air pergola terrace, is a restaurant seating setting rather than a separately operated venue. No independent hours, capacity, weather policy, or separate booking route is published, so request it without assuming a guarantee. Restaurant pets are prohibited. English welcomes guests from age 12, while Italian requires guests to be strictly over 12, even though the booking form includes child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian specifically requires closed shoes.
Full guide →Romantic Private Dining Rooms
Private restaurant seating
No separate hours or weekly closure published
The romantic private dining rooms are seating settings, not independent restaurants. Their names, capacities, minimum spend, advance-notice period, and separate booking method are not published, so request one without assuming availability. Restaurant pets are prohibited. English welcomes guests from age 12, while Italian requires guests to be strictly over 12, even though the booking form includes child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian specifically requires closed shoes.
Full guide →Lakeside Aperitif
Pre-dinner drinks by the lake
No hours or weekly closure published
The lakeside aperitif is suggested before guests move to a private room or the pergola. It is a pre-dinner offering, not a separately named bar, and no menu, hours, booking route, or service-location guarantee is published. Restaurant pets are prohibited. English welcomes guests from age 12, while Italian requires guests to be strictly over 12, even though the booking form includes child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian specifically requires closed shoes.
Full guide →Indoor Dining Room
Indoor restaurant seating
No separate hours or weekly closure published
The hotel describes an indoor “Dining room,” while the restaurant describes multiple private dining rooms; their relationship is not explained, so this is an indoor setting rather than another restaurant. No separate hours, capacity, notice period, or booking method is published. Restaurant pets are prohibited. English welcomes guests from age 12, while Italian requires guests to be strictly over 12, even though the booking form includes child and baby selectors. English asks gentlemen for appropriate footwear; Italian specifically requires closed shoes.
Full guide →Grand Hotel a Villa Feltrinelli dining FAQ
- What is served at dinner?
- Dinner is an eight-course surprise tasting with no à la carte. Tuesday is closed, bookings run 19.00–20.30, and tables are limited to four.
- What happens if guests arrive late?
- An unnotified delay of more than 30 minutes cancels the reservation. A waiting-list place is not confirmed, and bookings are online only.
- Can the restaurant accommodate children and dietary needs?
- English says from 12; Italian says strictly over 12 despite child and baby selectors. Dietary needs require notice, and an allergen-free kitchen is not guaranteed.
- What are the dress and pet rules?
- English asks gentlemen for long trousers and appropriate footwear; Italian specifies closed shoes. Restaurant pets are prohibited; the hotel pet policy is unpublished.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026