Montalcino Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Montalcino, Tuscany

"Excellent overall. Very clean, great location, staff was great! Highly recommend. "

"The perfect location. Gorgeous property. Excellent breakfast. "

"A very nice Continental breakfast with a wide variety of items. Also hot options (eggs and bacon). "

"Charming venue! Great location with friendly staff. Lovely patio area in the back of the hotel! Don't miss it. Money well spent on this relaxing boutique hotel! "

"This proptery is new and modern. Very accessible to town. We arrived in the evening and the access is in a dark road. Causing us to miss the entrance. In addition, the Four Points sign is not illuminated and during our three night stay there was a car parked in front of the sign obstructing the visibility of the entrance. "

"Wonderful room 125. Faces the main thoroughfare. Could be a bit of noise sometimes. Wonderful stay. "

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"What a property! The drive in is stunning. Amazing greeting. Easy parking within a gated area. The check-in was first class. We were given a tour of the property which is incredible. The rooms are incredible. Then we experienced a wine tasting that we won't forget. The Banfi wines are amazing. Then we experienced arguably our favourite dining experience at the Michelin Star restaurant on the property. What a property! What a team!! We are already discussing our return. "

"This was a fantastic place to stay while visiting Montalcino. Spectacular views from our room and from the breakfast area and pool deck. Staff was very hospitable, and the breakfast buffet was really good. Mimosa’s restaurant recommendations were on point😎. I picked this place somewhat randomly for me and my dad and did not regret it. Walking distance to great restaurants and gelato. Rooms are not elaborate, but you’re not there to stay in your room. A couple of suggestions: - if you put this place into Apple Maps or Google Maps, IT WILL SEND YOU UP A GRAVEL AGRICULTURAL ROAD WITH 20% GRADE, the Strada Communale Del Canaliccio. OMG, my heart was in my throat driving up this and we narrowly avoided an accident. Instead, ask Maps app to take you to Via Pietro Strozzi, then to the hotel. We made it safely, but there was some stress!! - there is very little permanent parking at the hotel. Drive there, drop your stuff, and they will give you a parking pass and directions to parking. - this may not be the place for those with severely limited mobility. The cobblestone roads are pretty steep. - if you need suggestions for wineries, there are so many, but Col D’Orcia won’t let you down. Book ahead.🍷"