Reggello Hotel Guide - Abbazia di Vallombrosa hotels in Reggello, Italy.

"Beautiful property, very private. Quite a drive up the mountain, but worth it for the views!"

"Everything met or exceeded our expectations. We had a wonderful stay at this magnificent villa. The house, the pool, the tennis court were all sensational. Clean, beautifully maintained, private and good location. Host/owner was very accommodating too. Highly recommended!"

"We had an absolutely wonderful vacation at this gorgeous hillside cottage. The house is designed for about six people, so with just the three of us, we had more than enough space to feel completely at ease. The view is simply breathtaking, perched halfway up a mountain with a fantastic panoramic look over the landscape. It felt like waking up in a postcard every morning. The cottage itself was beautifully maintained and well-equipped. We had brought a lot of household items and food with us, only to find that the house already had everything we could possibly need. As a welcoming touch, the hosts had left us a lovely bottle of wine and a delicious cake, which made us feel incredibly welcome. Even though the owners themselves didn’t speak much English, they had arranged for a keyholder who did, and we received a warm, hospitable welcome with everything explained in perfect English. (Thanks Iris for the nice welcome and check out) We used the house both as a base for our trips and as a place to simply relax because it was just that wonderful. A couple of small tips for future guests: the exterior doors don’t have a handle, so if you step outside without your key, you might find yourself locked out (as we did once, and apparently many others have too). But the owners live nearby and are very quick to help out if that happens. Also, the Wi-Fi is great in the main areas, but it doesn’t quite reach the downstairs bedrooms, so just something to be aware of. The tap water was sometimes quite brown, but there was a free spring water fountain in the village square, which was a perfect solution. Lastly, just as a bit of extra awareness, the washing machine and dryer each cost 5 euros per use, using those coin tokens you often find at campsites. It works on a trust basis, but it is a bit pricey. Overall, it’s in a picturesque little village with great local restaurants and amenities, and we couldn’t have asked for a better stay. The house is well-maintained, the surroundings were tidied up every morning, and the pool was cleaned at the crack of dawn. It was truly a fantastic experience from start to finish."