Hotel Ristorante Al Sorriso

Une équipe très attentive et professionnelle.

Das exzellente Essen, die überaus freundliche Bedienung und der Patron, der einen noch nach alter Manier verwöhnt.

Soprattutto la cena

L’accueil des propriétaires et du personnel est remarquable. Le village de Soriso très bien situé pour explorer la région. Chambre confortable et propre. Un petit déjeuner gustatif et de terroir.

Staff, cleanlyness, location, food.

I felt like home !!
I liked everything! Angelo and Andrea were sooo kind.
I had great experience at the Relais Chateau restaurant! Food and wine were the best !!
Congratulations to the cook !
I will go back !!

The restaurant was perfect. I've never eaten so well.

The facility and the restaurant are awesome. You would be hard pressed to fid a better restaurant in the area -- which says a lot. The owner and all the staff could not do more to make your stay enjoyable. The location, however, is a bit isolated. There is little else in the town so eating in the restaurant there is really the only option. And there is little to make taking an evening stroll interesting. I would, however, highly recommend the hotel and restaurant as a 2-3 day stop in a hectic Italy trip.

Very nice place, excellent staff. Outstanding restaurant.

We enjoyed our great stay! The staff was amazing and friendly , the place clean and comfortable !
The Michelin starred restaurant was just Wonderful !
The hotel is not big , but very nicely placed - everything is at its own place

AL Sorriso is a gem. It is a bucket list dining experience. The Restaurant is now a two michelin star as they gave up the third star because of the pressure. It may not have a third star but one would never know. Luisa is one of the best women chefs in the world and Angelo is a most cordial and knowledgable restauranteurs. The dining experience is unmatched. The quality and quantity is amazing and the wine list is endless and can be expanded on request. The dining room is quiet and quaint with never seen before serving utensils. Can't say enough good things about Al Sorriso - its a MUST and only those you have had the experience really know what I am trying desperately to say. Our best to Angelo and Luisa!

We stayed one night in this hotel on our way back from Tuscany - not least because of the reputation of the Michelin-starred restaurant. Our room was situated on the second floor, with a small balcony and a nice view of the valley. Service was very attentive, and breakfast was commensurate to the quality of the restaurant. Overall, you come her for the food, but if you stay in one of the rooms, you can take advantage of the great wine list of the restaurant.....

and undoubtedly the best Italian breakfast we have ever had. And, yes, the cooking is of an exceptionally high standard and not over-priced considering the quality and precision. Old fashioned hospitality in a personal way, so different from the bland corporate smiles you get in so many hotels. Would definitely revisit. Our bill was 500 odd euros but we did not begrudge a penny of this - our win was 50 or so. AND DOG FRIENDLY...

We came for lunch mid week. We didn't stay at the hotel as we came for the dining experience. It was well worth every penny. We had the menu il Classico and every dish was original, delicious and beautiful. The staff were friendly and helpful. I couldn't have asked for more. I have never eaten a more succulent piece of beef, pink through, but it cut with a butter knife. The wine I had paired with parts of the menu was also delicious. I don't understand the reviews which say the food is nothing special. It is.

This was my third stay at Al Sorriso, a restaurant with rooms that from1997-2012 had three Michelin stars. The rooms are pleasant, with a little balcony and a pretty view over the valley. The bedrooms are fine though not particulalry luxurious, but you come here for the food. Luisa Valazza is a gifted chef, and her dishes are top notch, based in the highest quality ingredients. Her husband Angelo runs the restaurant and is a lovely guy, welcoming and entertaining. It feels like you are dining at the house of a friend, just one who can cook at a 3 star level. The wine list has over 600 choices and is not overly expensive. Soriso itself is a sleepy town of less than 1,000 people, perhaps half an hour drive from Malpensa airport in Milan. If you are here then take teh time to drive out to Lake Maggiore (about 30 minutes away) which is very beautiful. Al Sorriso is a delightful restaurant, which given its standard of cooking is not expensive (a tasting menu is €140, less than Gordon Ramsay in London, and with much lower wine mark-ups).