"Absolutely loved our stay here. The property is beautiful and the staff are lovely. The best value stay we had on our Italy trip. Can hear the horses whilst lying by the pool and the house has a very friendly ginger cat too!"
"Absolutely loved our stay here. The property is beautiful and the staff are lovely. The best value stay we had on our Italy trip. Can hear the horses whilst lying by the pool and the house has a very friendly ginger cat too!"
"Nice modern business hotel with spacious rooms. Mine had a balcony too. Plenty of parking on site. I ate in the restaurant which was good and reasonably priced. It’s a bit out of the way, so definitely not somewhere to explore Siena on foot by!"
"Nice modern business hotel with spacious rooms. Mine had a balcony too. Plenty of parking on site. I ate in the restaurant which was good and reasonably priced. It’s a bit out of the way, so definitely not somewhere to explore Siena on foot by!"
"Gorgeous castle/hotel in a divinely beautiful setting. Beautiful views, excellent staff, and fabulous food!!! Great location for day trips as well. Would highly recommend!!!"
"Gorgeous castle/hotel in a divinely beautiful setting. Beautiful views, excellent staff, and fabulous food!!! Great location for day trips as well. Would highly recommend!!!"
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It is a lovely hotel situated in a charming old hill town , close to Siena and San Gimiano. The hotel room was well appointed, the restaurant was excellent, convenient free parking around the corner, wifi. I would stay here again and would recommend it
It is a lovely hotel situated in a charming old hill town , close to Siena and San Gimiano. The hotel room was well appointed, the restaurant was excellent, convenient free parking around the corner, wifi. I would stay here again and would recommend it
Charles
Reviewed October 31, 2014Reviewed October 31, 2014
The most beautiful and breathtaking place to stay. The staff were lovely, the rooms were quiet, the views were exceptional. The breakfast was perfect. Idyllic!
The most beautiful and breathtaking place to stay. The staff were lovely, the rooms were quiet, the views were exceptional. The breakfast was perfect. Idyllic!
This place is surreal. We felt like we were on the set of the Name of the Rose. Sleeping in a real XIV century monastery, with its own church (with amazing frescoes), on a hill overlooking the grapes and olive trees dotted countryside...just unbelievable.
We stay in one the celle, which is a 3 bedroom apartment on 2 floors, with your own private garden...yes, that's correct. Simply unheard of.
The location is great too (Siena is a short drive away).
The only setbacks were breakfast, very...
This place is surreal. We felt like we were on the set of the Name of the Rose. Sleeping in a real XIV century monastery, with its own church (with amazing frescoes), on a hill overlooking the grapes and olive trees dotted countryside...just unbelievable.
We stay in one the celle, which is a 3 bedroom apartment on 2 floors, with your own private garden...yes, that's correct. Simply unheard of.
The location is great too (Siena is a short drive away).
The only setbacks were breakfast, very...
Beautiful location complete with rustic charm and modern amenities like air con to make the stay comfortable. We received a free room upgrade to a suite and the restaurant were more than accommodating of my dietary needs being pregnant. Would definitely recommend
Beautiful location complete with rustic charm and modern amenities like air con to make the stay comfortable. We received a free room upgrade to a suite and the restaurant were more than accommodating of my dietary needs being pregnant. Would definitely recommend
This is a great little hotel. I highly recommend it. An hour maximum from Florence so if you fancy a few days to relax and unwind then this is ideal. The pool is lovely and the rooms are cosy. Highly recommend.
This is a great little hotel. I highly recommend it. An hour maximum from Florence so if you fancy a few days to relax and unwind then this is ideal. The pool is lovely and the rooms are cosy. Highly recommend.
A wonderful place to stay it was such a pity we could only stay one night. The views over the magnificent Tuscan hillsides we especially memorable.
I would recommend this hotel for everyone.
A wonderful place to stay it was such a pity we could only stay one night. The views over the magnificent Tuscan hillsides we especially memorable.
I would recommend this hotel for everyone.
I was one of a party of four adults who have just returned from a wonderful and relaxing seven day holiday at the Sangallo Park Hotel which is in close proximity to Siena ( less than 10 minutes in a Car).
On arrival we were greeted by a very friendly gentleman on reception who give us an overview of the hotel and provided us with details of a local restaurant as it was late at night, he even rang the restaurant straight away and booked us a table.
Every morning we were greeted by...
I was one of a party of four adults who have just returned from a wonderful and relaxing seven day holiday at the Sangallo Park Hotel which is in close proximity to Siena ( less than 10 minutes in a Car).
On arrival we were greeted by a very friendly gentleman on reception who give us an overview of the hotel and provided us with details of a local restaurant as it was late at night, he even rang the restaurant straight away and booked us a table.
Every morning we were greeted by...
Lovely place, staff exceptionally grand helpful. Lovely quiet position. Breakfast fresh ingredients and tasty. Loved the rustic feel. Very Italian as you would expect.
Lovely place, staff exceptionally grand helpful. Lovely quiet position. Breakfast fresh ingredients and tasty. Loved the rustic feel. Very Italian as you would expect.
Hotel Sovestro is a friendly, relaxing place with two swimming pools and an indoor and outdoor breakfast area. Linked to the hotel next door is a lovely restaurant. Our stay was perfect at the hotel. The room was spacious and comfortable with a balcony overlooking the Tuscan countryside. The continental breakfast choice is outstanding and the entire hotel is kept very clean and up together. The walk to San Gimignano was a little further than we anticipated but it can be done in a leisurely 30...
Hotel Sovestro is a friendly, relaxing place with two swimming pools and an indoor and outdoor breakfast area. Linked to the hotel next door is a lovely restaurant. Our stay was perfect at the hotel. The room was spacious and comfortable with a balcony overlooking the Tuscan countryside. The continental breakfast choice is outstanding and the entire hotel is kept very clean and up together. The walk to San Gimignano was a little further than we anticipated but it can be done in a leisurely 30...
Ruth
Reviewed September 11, 2013Reviewed September 11, 2013
We had a great holiday based at "the old paper mill", whizzing around Tuscany in Florence (our hired Fiat 500 who did sterling work up and down and around the hills and winding roads). Colle is a good base if you prefer to stay in "real" Italy, and is close enough to the touristy bits (Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra etc) for days out. The hotel staff are great - friendly and helpful, and they didn't laugh at my amateur Italiano! Our room was clean and comfy with a lovely view of the old town.
We had a great holiday based at "the old paper mill", whizzing around Tuscany in Florence (our hired Fiat 500 who did sterling work up and down and around the hills and winding roads). Colle is a good base if you prefer to stay in "real" Italy, and is close enough to the touristy bits (Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra etc) for days out. The hotel staff are great - friendly and helpful, and they didn't laugh at my amateur Italiano! Our room was clean and comfy with a lovely view of the old town.
Rachael
Reviewed October 29, 2013Reviewed October 29, 2013
Absolutely loved our stay here. The property is beautiful and the staff are lovely. The best value stay we had on our Italy trip. Can hear the horses whilst lying by the pool and the house has a very friendly ginger cat too!
Absolutely loved our stay here. The property is beautiful and the staff are lovely. The best value stay we had on our Italy trip. Can hear the horses whilst lying by the pool and the house has a very friendly ginger cat too!
Nice modern business hotel with spacious rooms. Mine had a balcony too. Plenty of parking on site. I ate in the restaurant which was good and reasonably priced. It’s a bit out of the way, so definitely not somewhere to explore Siena on foot by!
Nice modern business hotel with spacious rooms. Mine had a balcony too. Plenty of parking on site. I ate in the restaurant which was good and reasonably priced. It’s a bit out of the way, so definitely not somewhere to explore Siena on foot by!
The best area to stay in Abadia a Isola is the historic village itself, particularly around the main square and the Abbey of San Salvatore.
This small, historic village is centred around the ancient Abbey, which dates back to the 11th century. The village is very compact, with narrow, stone-paved streets and a few local eateries. It's a very tranquil setting, surrounded by the rolling Tuscan countryside.
Couples looking for a peaceful and romantic escape will find Abadia a Isola ideal. The quiet evenings, the beautiful historic buildings, and the opportunity for leisurely strolls through the countryside create a superb backdrop for a relaxing holiday together.
For those seeking a base for exploring the wider Tuscan region, staying within walking distance of the Abbey offers excellent convenience.
When is the best time to go to Abadia A Isola?
The best time to go to Abadia A Isola is during the shoulder seasons of May, June, September, and October.
During these months, the weather is pleasantly warm, making it ideal for exploring the Tuscan countryside without the intense heat of mid-summer. You'll find the vineyards and olive groves at their most picturesque, great for those scenic drives and outdoor activities. These times also avoid the peak tourist crowds and prices of July and August, offering a more relaxed and authentic experience.
Couples looking for a romantic escape will particularly enjoy the spring and autumn months. The gentle warmth allows for leisurely strolls through historic towns, wine tastings at local estates, and al fresco dining under the stars. The fewer crowds mean more intimate experiences at popular attractions and a better chance to truly unwind together.
For travellers interested in local culture and culinary experiences, these months often coincide with various food festivals and harvest events. You can participate in truffle hunts, grape harvesting, or olive oil pressing, offering a deeper insight into the region's traditions.
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