Pescia Hotel Guide - Gipsoteca Libero Andreotti Civic Museum hotels in Pescia, Italy.

"The staff were the unexpected element that made our stay perfect. Every staff member without fail extended a warm welcome and attended to our event need. From our pre arrival WhatsApp messages to our discussion about where to park in the town we were going on to visit next. La Monastica is beautiful, calm and inviting. "

"Everything was great and it’s a beautiful place "

"Excellent restaurant "

"We enjoyed our stay! The Tessa apartment was booked, so we stayed in Il Fienile - a converted hay barn. The apartment came equipped with everything we needed and was spotless. Parking of our rental car was very easy. Tessa, Tizian and the family were very welcoming. Tessa taught me how to use an Italian coffee maker, answered questions about the area and helped to book a dinner reservation and winery tour. Tizian offers cooking classes, but sadly our schedules did not coordinate and we could not participate. The only challenge with Il Fienile is that it is on two levels and therefore not great for bulky suitcases or people with mobility struggles. I believe the Tessa apartment is on one level. I would not hesitate to stay here again!"

"Beautifully situated and beautiful grounds. Unfortunately bed was hard and extremely uncomfortable"

"The weather didn’t permit much time in the pool (it was somewhat chilly) but when we did use the pool, it was fabulous. The house was very comfortable and basic amenities were provided. The property manager, Franco, was wonderful. He responded immediately to calls or emails and recommendations were terrific."

"Had an amazing time. Great property with great views. Highly recommend"

"This is an absolutely beautiful location set in the hills with the most fantastic view, we were blown away by the scenery, it was so peaceful. The children absolutely loved the pool we could not have asked for more, the kids also loved the chickens and the friendly cat family that came to visit. We will definitely come back to explore a bit more. Whilst we were here we went to Pisa and Florence both of which are roughly an hour away but whilst you are here I would strongly suggest the beautiful City of Lucca, and the cherry ice-cream in pescia just down the road next to the supermarket. "

"Our family of six (five adults and a baby) just returned from a truly unforgettable 7-night stay at this extraordinary country house north of Lucca. The views are simply breathtaking...rolling hills, ancient churches, and a medieval hamlet stretch as far as the eye can see, and no photo can capture the magic of sitting by the infinity pool at sunset.The house is a beautifully restored 1700s farmhouse that blends authentic Tuscan charm with modern luxury. Every corner is immaculate and thoughtfully designed. The living spaces are spacious and inviting, the kitchen is fully equipped, and the bedrooms are elegant, comfortable, and serene. Staying here feels like inhabiting a true Tuscan mansion.Our hosts, Dario and Monica, were beyond welcoming. Their warmth, attentiveness, and helpful guidance made everything effortless and enhanced every aspect of our stay.From al fresco meals on the patio to peaceful strolls through the nearby medieval village, every moment felt magical. This property is the ultimate Tuscan retreat, perfectly combining beauty, comfort, and authenticity. We cannot recommend it highly enough and are already dreaming of our next visit."