San Sano Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in San Sano, Gaiole in Chianti

"The views from the property were beautiful. There is a restaurant on site but we only had breakfast there and ate out the other evenings. We were there for 3 nights. It is about a 8 minute walk to the town center. The wifi was steong."

"An incredible stay for anyone who wants to disconnect in pure luxury. Pure beauty and a very detailed luxury hotel."

"The hotel is in a rural setting just beyond a supermarket. Parking is plentiful. Checking in and out was friendly. Apartment was lovely with lounge/kitchenette area and separate bedroom. Lovely and quiet. We walked into the town using the walking paths over a busy main road. Quite a long walk, but doable, and easier walking back as downhill! Would recommend hotel and would stay again. "

"It’s beautiful, relaxing .. love the cat - please make sure you feed the cat! She’s so sweet! "

"A little older hotel but a clean sweet place. Staff are wonderful and they include a good breakfast. Great location and walkable to everything. "

"The service was really the highlight of our stay. Everyone was so friendly and helpful! Our room was perfect and we really loved the large bathroom and shower. Breakfast was good and the service there was very good as well. A very enjoyable stay!"

"What a unique and wonderful experience! This hotel is situated in the walled city and they helped us navigate in and out of the limited traffic zone. They also made a reservation for us at the most amazing little restaurant in Siena and just treated us spectacularly! Thank you for taking care of us for our short time with you!"

"Beautiful grounds and main hotel area. Food was good as well. The room was nice, bed was comfortable."

"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. "