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Hotel Certosa di Maggiano
4.7/543 Reviews
We stayed at the Certosa with a group of friends, and we loved this hotel. It is a unique property, previously being a monastery, with beautiful grounds and pool area. The rooms are spacious, and clean, but not modern luxury. The breakfast is wonderful. The menu on the restaurant is quite progressive and high end, but they also made us dishes that we requested if there was nothing to suit us. I loved the location, being a little outside of Siena, as it provided a nice calm reprieve, and you are right in the hills of Tuscany. I was unsure if it was walkable to Siena, and found that it was an easy 15 minute walk into Siena, that we took each day during daylight. We also had no issues calling cabs, or having cabs drop us off at the hotel in the evening hours, as the roads are too narrow to walk on safely after dark. There are limited hotels with pools in the area, which is why we chose this hotel. But, the location, and overall feel of the hotel were even better than I hoped. Siena was a highlight of the trip to Italy, which included Rome, Florence, Pisa and Cinque Terra. And, if you are going to visit, I would highly recommend staying here. We would go back in a heartbeat.
Borgo Scopeto Wine & Country Relais
4.4/579 Reviews
One in a million place. So into the nature once Middevel borgo is amazing property surrounded by olive trees, never-ending wineyards and cypresses, everythere cypresses which is Tuscany alter ego, in a way, lavender fields, forests. The Cypress alley is so romantic. If you'd like to switch off and relax while enjoying everything, literally everything the beautiful Tuscany can offer, topped by comfortable rooms, breathtanking views on famous hills of Tuscany and all that 5-star hotel can indulge its guests, that's the place to be. Breakfast with a breathtaking view on Siena, sometimes covered by famous Tuscany's fog and only the top of tower Torre del Mangia at Piazza del Campo and Siena’s monumental Cathedral magicaly stand in the moving foggy sea. Two tennis courts, two swimming pools, spa, nice bar and restaurant and very helpful and friendly staff who can realise every wish from renting a Vespa, organizing horse tour, wine tasting and, you name it. Not to forget, nice Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino, Supertuscany and much more. All my expectations have been exceeded in every possible respect. The only thing I regret is that I had to leave and couldn't stay longer, much, much longer. Borgo Scopeto Relais and its winery is a very special place and kind assistance of the whole team and, in particular, of Matilde and Alessandra, Nina, from the Winery and the nice friendly from the horse lesson (shame on me, I forgot his name). Don't think twice, book the place.
Antico Borgo Il Cardino
4.5/521 Reviews
We spend a relaxing holiday in Toscana. The cardinal is immersed in the green of the Tuscan hills. Near San Gimignano. Fresh and comfortable rooms. Breakfast is excellent served in the terraces in front of the rooms. Very pleasant swimming pool. A real relaxation . Thanks to the beautiful family that manages with sympathy and competence all . Monica and Leandro very sympathetic and good supported by the valuable help of Niccolo and Lorenzo . Compliments to all staff and very accurate cleaning . TOP really !
Borgo Sant'Ambrogio - Resort
4.7/565 Reviews
Surprise, beautiful as a fairyland! Be sure to come!
Borgo San Felice
4.6/547 Reviews
We tried to organize our wedding at Borgo San Felice this past summer, and, frankly, it was quite the ordeal. From the start, we were limited by the number of guests allowed in their small chapel, and any mention of extra guests caused panic. Then, we were told that everyone attending the wedding in the chapel had to stay at Borgo San Felice, which wasn’t ideal and definitely expensive. But we agreed and asked how many rooms were available, booking them all. A few days later, a dear friend—after I had specifically told her to look elsewhere for accommodation—was able to book a room for several days. How was I supposed to feel about that? I didn’t want her thinking we didn’t want her there. This attention to detail clearly wasn’t a priority for the events department. Next, we hit a major issue with the wedding cake. Their chef refused to make a real four-tier cake unless we had at least 100 guests, which would cost 4,000 euros. That didn’t sit right with us, so we arranged for a cake from Siena for less than 800 euros, which was excellent. However, Borgo San Felice doesn’t allow outside food or beverages, meaning it was their 4,000-euro cake or nothing. But the biggest issue? Borgo San Felice couldn’t accommodate a wedding dinner at all. There was no venue on-site that could host more than 20 guests for lunch (a wedding dinner was totally negative), despite the spacious appearance of the property in photos. When I asked for help finding a restaurant off-site for dinner and dancing. It took 10 days for a response (for 20 people), and we ended up doing most of the work ourselves. Shouldn't a relais chateau have a concirge make a phone call to book a venue? When looking for a restaurant for our dinner party we actually found a last-minute venue that was wonderful, but due to the restrictions, we couldn’t invite many of our European friends, because it was too late. To top it off, they initially refused to refund the rooms when we decided not to stay there. After insistence, they finally agreed to refund 50%, or offered a voucher for 100% of the amount to be used over the next year. A voucher. As if we would ever go. It’s a shame they didn’t immediately offer a full refund after such poor service. In a situation like this, after so many mistakes and miscommunication, have a little class— refund 100% of the cost and offer a free weekend as a gesture of goodwill. In the U.S., these guys wouldn’t survive six months. I’m leaving out many more frustrating details, but I simply don’t have the time. My advice? If you’re not ready to host weddings, just don’t. A once-in-a-lifetime event deserves better, we were leaving a good 30K on the table. Probably nothing for Borgo San Felice.
Hotel le Fontanelle
4.7/556 Reviews
We stayed here for 3 nights during a Backroads cycling trip in Tuscany. Our room (21) was in an outbuilding steps from the pool. We did not have a view of the pool or of the magnificent wine country. In fact, we had no view at all. The accommodations were very rustic and dated - this is not a luxury hotel. The views from the common areas of the hotel are spectacular and the decor in the common areas appears to have been updated; but our room was desperate for a refresh, a new mattress, and a deep cleaning. We ate 3 breakfasts at the hotel which were all ok, albeit nothing special. We ate 1 dinner at the hotel which was ok, at best. We did enjoy 1 lovely dinner at their winery on the property (accessible by a quick 5 minute drive). The winery tour, the wine tasting and the dinner were all fantastic. I would not return to this hotel on a future trip to Tuscany.

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