I recently had the pleasure of staying at a charming old rustic resort and vineyard in Tuscany, and it was a truly enchanting experience. The resort’s ancient stone architecture and lush surroundings perfectly encapsulated the essence of Tuscan countryside living. The rooms were quaint and full of character, with traditional furnishings. The on-site staff is warm and accommodating, adding a personal touch to our stay. Isa and Tulio were very welcoming and treated us as their own friends 🧡. While the rustic nature of the resort was delightful, it also meant some modern amenities were limited. However, this was a minor trade-off for the authentic, tranquil atmosphere and the opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The resort’s owners offered delicious local cuisine, and exploring the nearby vineyards was a highlight. Overall, it was a memorable escape and a beautiful way to experience the region’s rich heritage.

The hotel was a old Toscanian Villa, in a beautiful location - olive trees and wineyard all around. The hotel had their own wine and olive oil. The structure in general was so beautiful. Rooms were audentical, but renovated in a very nice way. Our room was so big (3 rooms). The products in the bathroom were also very good - local production. Breakfast was good with local products. Staff (Cristina) and the owner were really nice, also the dog Bo :)

I was just there for 1 night. I honestly just needed a 1 night stay whilst travelling. It is a rustic working farm with accommodation. The room was very big with a tv area. I arrived on a Sunday and understandably they were closed for meals which I knew in advance … but they took me to there wine cellar where I chose wine for the night… their wine is really great. The owner was lovely and helpful. When I checked out I dropped my credit card randomly on the way to my car… they called me and arranged to get it back to me. Oh there was breakfast the next day and it was lovely. Thank you for a great stay for a solo traveller

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I really liked the general atmosphere, silence, closeness to nature and its beauty. Excellent pool and a good place to be away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Exactly as I intended.

Very uncomfortable beds, soft pillow. I had a hard time sleeping. Uniformity of breakfast. Not suitable for people with gluten and milk intolerance. To eat, you must go somewhere. There was also dinner on site for 3 nights - the same thing. Very salty and fatty food.

Setting, structure, garden and pool are stunning. Throughly enjoyed the pool and walking around the property.

It's a very beautiful but a very old stone structure. Room isn't going to be as comfortable in hot summer with the heat gain of rock surfaces, breakfast has to be ordered and is slower because they can't leave food out in a open courtyard. Showerbox is very small. But probably worth the price of the beauty of grounds, views and fantastic pool.

An ancient site, full of history, but with every effort made to adapt the rooms to modern standards. Great WiFi, for example. The natural stone pool is just amazing - fantastic views and good facilities for showering. The hosts are lovely people - helpful, informative, and very accommodating. The food is splendid and they have a very good wine cellar. Much of the produce - olive oil, eggs, bread, etc - is from their estate. We will be back!

Difficult to find fault. The aircon is a little old school, but it does the job.

Welcoming owners Gorgeous pool with views Beautiful courtyard for breakfasts and wine tasting Quality food and wine produced here Totally secluded- yet close to village and Arezzo Our little house in the woods where we slept well

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We loved everything about our stay. Our room was fantastic, every meal that we had there was delicious and made with everything grown on the property. The location was incredibly tranquil and the hospitality from Tulio and his colleagues was outstanding. We hope to stay there again one day.

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The facility was just amazing. Lost in the woods, you end up in this ancient stone castle. The rooms are large and comfortable with private bathroom and heating in each room. The garden is gorgeous and there's also a pool which is open in the summer season. There is a hiking trail and the staff offers different experience such as bike and traditional lunches.

The Road tomget up to the BNB is a bit sketchy at night, and the breakfast could have been a bit more varied.

The property is amazing. The history behind the old castle is impressive and how they have turned all into nice apartments, has made it into heaven on earth. The great swimming pool complements the rest of the property. At the end of the stay, we were shown the wine cellar…and in one word: impressive! Isabella & team: grazie mille!

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