Beautiful property. Remote, peaceful location. Valentina, the innkeeper, is a workhorse. The breakfast is over the top. Valentina recommended a cooking class with Elena that was an A+ experience at a nearby farm. Take our advice- do it! The olive trees and plantings are beautiful. The two boys that live on the property are a joy for the brief time we interacted with them. They have a farm feel with egg laying hens and pollinating bees.

The drive is a doozy. Once you do it, it becomes a non-issue. But if you do it at night make sure they drop a pin for you and you don’t just rely on google maps/car gps.

Could not have been better. Hosts are super friendly, making sure you have all you need but also giving space. The place and location are amazing. If you don't mind a little hike, there are plenty opportunities for dinner/lunch out (all great). But we loved most the dinners at the hotel arranged by the hosts. We came by scooter which was fine but you need a little skill for the off-road.

We enjoyed three nights at La Rimbecca, it was so enjoyable that we could easily have stayed longer if our holiday time permitted. We started our tour of Tuscany in Florence, following a stay near Sienna we travelled to Chianti in Greve, , stopping off at Montepulciano and Pienza on our way there. La Rimbecca was ideally situated for an easy drive to some beautiful landmarks in the region, including Badia a Passignago, Colle di Val d’Elsa and San Gimignano. We did not use the car on one day, walking instead along a beautiful forest trail to Montefioralle where we had a lovely lunch. We were made very welcome by our hosts at La Rimbecca and had a lovely room, which had a large fridge and kettle. Breakfast was served each morning in a small dining area or outside by the pool depending on weather. Homemade cakes, cheese, meats, pastries and much more made up a wholesome breakfast to start the day. There is no restaurant at La Rimbecca but our hosts provided a list of recommended restaurants in the area and a local pizza delivery. They also offered homemade and locally sourced cheese and meat platters, which were served with accompaniments; we took this option on two of our evenings and were overwhelmed with the amount of food offered, it was wonderful. A local shuttle run is also available to those who wish to eat at local restaurants and do not wish to drive. We read a review about the unmade road leading to La Rimbecca which caused slight concern prior to our stay, however it was not a problem whatsoever when taken at a reasonably slow speed and following the advice of the hosts at La Rimbecca who sent plenty of instructions on driving there. One thing not to miss is the amazing honey produced there, we could not resist bringing a jar home with us and with each mouthful I think of our wonderful stay at La Rimbecca.

Nothing comes to mind, it was wonderful

Loved the hospitality and kindness of the owners, what an experience! - thank you! The breakfasts were fantastic and the location is amazing if one is after some peace and quiet.

I understand the circumstances of the road conditions and the limitations of improving said conditions but all that does not make it easier to access the villa. A 4WD is highly recommend although not required. Another thing me and the family struggled with a little was the wifi signal strength in the rooms. Yes, it's because of the thick brick walls, I know.

La Rimbecca is GORGEOUS!!! Beautiful place and the couple that owns the agroturismo is so nice and kind. The pool is extremely nice and the whole place feels really precious. There is a 2 km unpaved road to get to the place, it's not bad, it just takes time to drive. Make sure to use google maps to get there and not waze because waze didn't show us the right road.

The property is absolutely gorgeous! Very charming! The breakfast was fantastic and is run by the most wonderful couple! The view overlooking the town is just dreamy!

The only con was honestly the road to get to the property is a little treacherous. Unpaved, only fits one car and very steep at points with cliff drop offs on the other side. If you rent a car get something slightly bigger or made for off roads because we struggled in our tiny stick shift.

We had an amazing stay at La Rimbecca. We loved the complimentary breakfast and the relaxing pool space. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The staff helped us arrange a car service for a wine tasting nearby. The views are spectacular from the property. Overall highly recommend!

This isn't a negative per se, but the road leading in is quite bumpy - so be prepared!

the location was fantastic ( even if a little hard to reach but there was some thrill about driving on an old Roman road...) Valentina and her husband David were the kindest hosts. We arrived a little late but Valentina made sure we had a very nice dinner. During our stay they would always make sure we had our questions answered and always with a smile. Delicious breakfast with delicious tarts and jams made by Valentina, the honey and eggs from their farm...and of course for later in the day, their own olive oil and wine...And last but not least, a beautiful swimming pool with view on the Chianti landscapes Thank you so much. Un endroit magnifique, des hotes formidables et des produits de leur ferme delicieux!

The first time you get on the ancient Roman road (2km) to reach the property is a little bit exciting/stressful, but there are not bad surprises on the road, just ups and downs :) and David will answer the phone for any question about direction... and then the prize: once arrived, a piece of green heaven.

Stunning, calm and relaxed setting. Room was clean and pool was superb. Breakfast each morning was an absolute highlight, the thought and time put into it is second to none. We would definitely come back!

Nothing really - more just for people to be aware that the drive to the property from the main road is on a bumpy gravel road about 1.8km so you would benefit from a decent sized car to manage this and to be able to get around the area

The owners were the most gracious people we met on our Tuscan tour. When torrential rain cancelled our dinner plans we were feted with an excellent home cooked meal coupled with the properties own excellent wine. We couldn’t have asked for more.

The road to the agriturismo is a bit rough, but “it’s the Tuscan way.” If our little Fiat 500 can handle it, anything can.