Chianti Region Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Chianti Region, Italy

Outstanding setting, surpassed only by the high quality service provided by the warm and caring staff

Excellent stay, quiet and out of any busy city areas. Food supplies at a large supermarket (coop) are not far down the road by car, 2 good shared pools, great view. Most impressive was the restaurant which was top quality, great servers and a large good wine list. A few options for vegetarians. Would recommend both the hotel and restaurant.

It is an enjoyable hotel for a short stay while travelling. Easy to get to (straight next to the motorway exit) and a lovely restaurant just 20m away from it. I would recommend trying the restaurant as well as it was very good authentic Tuscan food - enjoy it!

The front desk staff were bland and uninterested. Informative only to a point. They had no interest in making room for us in their wine tasting even though we were there for four nights. The rooms were well appointed and clean and the house maids were very nice. The restaurant was excellent, the staff most excellent. We met the head chef and he was a delight. The pool across the road is a nice touch if you don't mind the walk up the hill. The location is great and the city centre is practically out the back door.

Would visit again. Great for exploring the Florence/Tuscany area.

We stayed here because we wanted to be in a rural setting and close to town and both were accommodated . The town was gorgeous, lots of nice places to eat and shop. Castellina in Chianti is a place you don't want to miss.

The room we stay was big and clean, but the TV was so small. Staff was ok. Free wi fi. Breakfast was good, a lot of choice. Parking space was available. Hotel sign is not obvious. Over all was above average.

I stayed here for 3 nights with my Aunt. We used it as a home base for day trips throughout Tuscany! It's location was perfect, being smack in between Northern and Southern Tuscany (everything is within 2 hours). Only downside, if you don't want to be driving the roads at night (which we didn't) then your only option really is to eat dinner at their restaurant. Good food there, but definitely not three nights worth of fun. It's too unsafe to walk into town and we didn't feel comfortable driving on the unlit windy roads at night. Magdalena was at the front desk and the most amazing host! She was so sweet and helped us plan all of our day trips, giving us great advice always! She was enthusiastic and always wanted to hear about our day. The view from pretty much every room or terrace at the hotel is breathtaking as well!