Very nice hotel in a charming little town. Everything looks traditional. There are no cars in the town; the official car parking is quite near to the hotel, around 250 metres. There are other unofficial parkings, 20-100 metres far from the hotel. The breakfast is good. The town is calm and relaxing. The artificial and natural lights of the room are perfect. All the rooms have view to the narrow streets of the town. There are plenty of power outlets. The pillows are ok but could be better. The owners give a lot of useful information about the hotel and the surroundings.

The shower sprays water around and not below the shower head. The shower head is fixed and can't be moved. There are many steps to move around the hotel. The address is correct but the position in the minimap is off by 30 metres.

In these yet again uncertain times of religion wars and fear, going back to renaissance basics, to humanism, is more important than ever. Fulvia & Carlo provide the perfect location and love for detail necessary for such a trip into Firenze, Lucca, Pisa, Vinci, Pistoia and all these great locations, but without the hustle of the mass tourism the rest of the day.

Maybe I should have asked... but there is no table in the main building, or in our room where to sit down and write (or work)

It is a very unique place to stay, in a small middle-age hilltop city. Very friendly hosts, and a charming house renovated and furnished in great style. The small town itself is also charming and it is a great place to wind-down. The little garden opposite to the house is the cherry on top.

There is nothing we did not like, it was a fantastic experience.

Our stay couldn't have been more wonderful, thanks to the endearing hospitality of Carlo and Fulvia. We booked the apartment, which turned out to be an excellent choice as it has the most gorgeous view and lots of space. It was hot during our 4 night stay and we came by train so we didn't have our own transport to drive somewhere to escape the heat. But it allowed us to slow down and sit in the beautiful garden, enjoy the quiet village life. One day we accepted Carlo's offer for a lift to Montecatini, where we took a swim in one of the thermal baths, surprisingly refreshing. Elaborate cooking is not really possible in the little kitchenette, but we prepared a simple meal one night and ate in the trattoria the rest of the time. The local pizza's are very good. All in all we very much enjoyed our stay. Thank you Carlo and Fulvia!

Room in old, 500 years old beautiful house. Clean, romantic and cosy. Breakfast is served in private garden beside the house and it was one of the best mornings during our stay in Tuscany. Hosts are kind and very carrying, it was a pleasure meeting them.

The hosting couple is very nice, friendly, helpful and welcoming. The view from our accommodation was amazing. There is also a nice and calm garden, where you can hide from the sun. We enjoyed our stay there.

Really beautiful charming village. Amazing 700 year old building, tastefully decorated. Really comfortable room. Delicious breakfast. Friendly and kind hosts. Best place we stayed in Toscana.

The hill to get to the village is v steep for cyclists! We did it though, and did not regret it one bit!

Enchanting. Authentic feel of a bygone era. Perfect to wind down. Charming hosts, kind and helpful.

All was good. Perfetto!

Incredible host Fulvia and Carlos Well worth a visit to this magnificent village Thank you for all your guidance! Even were upgraded at check in!

Many things were great about this very welcoming B&B: - a very peaceful garden where we had breakfast - a trainstation nearby (10 mins by car) which takes you to the sea, Lucca, or Firenze - classical music any time you enter the building - we had an extremely pretty room where we felt very much at home. The warm sunlight made a spectacular light and mood each day. - there is a restaurant in the center of the small town where you can hang out in the evening and watch locals and tourists. the town seems pretty much alive (more than other small towns in the area) - we liked the hosts and their approach to hospitality. Ricotta and honey made it into our breakfast routine ;)

There are not so many things in the area nearby that you can do. The area does not really seem to be perfect for hiking, for example. We found some options but they are limited. However, if you are willing to also take day trips to Lucca, Firenze, Viareggio, you can easily spend 4-5 days there. We spent 5 nights and had a great time!