Where to Stay in the Prosecco Hills
Stay in Conegliano if you're arriving by train and don't want a car: direct trains from Venice take 50–68 minutes. Stay in Valdobbiadene or the hills between if you want to be among the vineyards, but plan on a car or a tour, as buses link the towns, not the wineries. Venice or Treviso work as a base for a single day trip.
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Which base to choose
| Base | Good for | Getting around |
|---|---|---|
| Conegliano | Train travellers, a real town with shops and restaurants | Direct trains from Venice; no car needed in town |
| Valdobbiadene | The steepest vineyards, Cartizze, wine villages | Car or tour; bus 132 from Conegliano on weekdays only |
| The hills between | Wine estates and agriturismi, quiet nights | Car needed |
| Venice or Treviso | A single day trip | Train to Conegliano or a day tour |
Conegliano is the only base that works without a car. Direct regional trains run from Venezia Santa Lucia every 20–30 minutes, in 50–68 minutes, for €6.60 (checked on Trenitalia, 23 September 2026). The station sits at the edge of the old town. See Venice to the Prosecco hills and the Conegliano guide.
Valdobbiadene is at the western end of the hills, 33 km and about 44 minutes’ drive from Conegliano. It has no railway station. MOM bus 132 from Conegliano takes about 55 minutes on weekdays. From here you’re close to Cartizze and the steepest vineyards. See the Valdobbiadene guide.
The hills between hold the wine estates and agriturismi (farm stays), around villages such as Rolle, Cison di Valmarino, Follina and Farra di Soligo. Nights are quiet. You need a car, and the driver can’t taste much, so book dinner where you sleep.
Venice or Treviso suit a single day trip. From Venice, take the train to Conegliano or a day tour that picks you up. Driving from Piazzale Roma takes about 48 minutes to Conegliano and 1 hour 7 minutes to Valdobbiadene (Google Maps, 23 September 2026).
Hotels in the Prosecco hills: eight we checked
We checked each place on its own website and on Booking.com on 14 October 2026. We haven’t stayed at them. Booking.com links may earn us a commission, at no extra cost to you.
Conegliano and nearby
Hotel Canon d’Oro
A town-centre hotel in a 16th-century building with a frescoed façade, on Via XX Settembre opposite the Palazzo Sarcinelli gallery, with its own bistro. You can walk up to the castle from the door. Best for train travellers and anyone who wants restaurants on the doorstep.
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Foresteria Borgoluce, Susegana
The guesthouse of Borgoluce, a 1,000-hectare farm estate in Susegana that grows its vines organically and biodynamically. It has 12 rooms in Casa Lentiner and three apartments in the old farmhouses, facing the Castello di San Salvatore. Best for a farm stay near Conegliano, with a car for the estate’s three restaurants.
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Valdobbiadene
Hotel Diana
A town hotel on Via Roma in the centre of Valdobbiadene, with a buffet breakfast of home-made cakes and Prosecco, a garage and free EV charging for guests. Best if you want to walk to dinner and drive or take a tour to the wineries.
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Locanda Sandi
The inn of the Villa Sandi winery, in an old farmhouse at Zecchei, Valdobbiadene. It has six rooms plus two garden rooms, a restaurant serving Veneto dishes (closed on Wednesdays) and the Villa Sandi wine shop next door. Best for couples who want to eat and drink well without driving after dinner.
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Agriturismo Vedova
A wine estate in the Valdobbiadene hills with rooms, an osteria and a terrace over its own vineyard. A buffet breakfast is included; the rooms are up a flight of stairs with no lift, and dogs aren’t allowed. Best for a quiet stay among the vines.
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The hills between
CastelBrando, Cison di Valmarino
A hotel inside a large castle above the village of Cison di Valmarino, with a spa, restaurants and museum rooms. Rooms are in the 16th- and 18th-century wings, and 16 more are in an annexe in the village, linked by a funicular that guests ride free. Best for a special night, and a good base for Follina and the Prosecco Road.
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Duca di Dolle, Rolle
A wine estate and relais in Rolle, a hamlet in the vineyards of Cison di Valmarino, making its own Prosecco Superiore DOCG. The house was a monastery from the 16th century, and the estate covers 75 hectares of vines, woods and meadows. Best for total quiet, with a car.
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Villa Abbazia, Follina
A small, family-run hotel with 18 rooms in an 18th-century mansion and a villa on the main square of Follina, facing the abbey. It has a restaurant (La Corte), a bistro (La Cantinetta) and a tea room. Best for a comfortable village base where you can walk to dinner.
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Before you book
- Book dinner too. Outside Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, the nearest restaurant may be a drive away. Places with their own restaurant save you driving after a tasting.
- Check the bus if you have no car. Buses link the towns, not the estates, and Sunday service is thin. See Venice to the Prosecco hills.
- Harvest is busy. The harvest usually starts in early September, and spring has the Primavera del Prosecco wine shows. Book ahead for both. See the best time to visit.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to stay in the Prosecco region?
Conegliano if you're coming by train and want a town with restaurants within walking distance. Valdobbiadene or a wine estate in the hills if you have a car and want to wake up among the vineyards. Both are in the Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG area, about 33 km apart.
Can you stay in the Prosecco hills without a car?
Yes, in Conegliano. Its station has direct trains from Venice every 20–30 minutes, and the old town is a short walk away. Valdobbiadene is reachable by MOM bus 132 from Conegliano on weekdays (about 55 minutes), but buses don't serve the wineries in the hills, and we found no Sunday timetable for that line.
Are there wineries you can stay at in the Prosecco hills?
Yes. Locanda Sandi belongs to the Villa Sandi winery near Valdobbiadene, Agriturismo Vedova has rooms above its own vineyard, Duca di Dolle is a wine estate in Rolle, and Foresteria Borgoluce sits on a 1,000-hectare farm estate that makes its own Prosecco Superiore.
Is it better to stay in Venice and day-trip to the Prosecco hills?
For one day of tasting, yes: a day tour picks you up in Venice, or you take the train to Conegliano. For two days or more, sleeping in the hills saves a daily round trip of about two hours by train to Conegliano, and longer to Valdobbiadene. It also lets you see the vineyards in the morning and evening.