Chianti Region Hotel Guide - Conference Centre Hotels in Chianti Region, Italy

This is an amazing place to stay. The room was huge and had a view of the old town. The restaurant, Il Cardinale was fabulous! We will be back!

We stayed for two night stay. Impreesive grounds, quite atmosphere , excellent food and friendly services.

With the great service provided by Alessandra and the rest of the staff, you´ll feel this place like home. Although San Casciano is a little bit far away from the other little towns in Tuscany, if you have a car (which I highly recommend) it won´t matter. Rooms are clean and comfortable, except for the little bath, but that´s very common in all Europe Hotels. Breakfast was good to begging the day (fruit, bread, yogurt, coffee) and views are great. Alessandra provided very good recommendations for our daily itinerary and helped us with everything. Perfect service!

Steep white road up is a bit challenging the first time but the situation is wonderful. We only stayed one night and the hotel is impressive and comfortable. Staff excellent and very helpful.

Really enjoyed our stay at Fontabussi Beautiful food enjoyed our dining at the restaurant all staff across the board very helpful and pleasant ! We would definately love to come back again .

Beautiful hilltop location, with breathtaking views. Medieval fortress and villa allows one to experience Chianti from a historic and soulful perspective as you walk across cobblestones that have been traversed for centuries. This is not a cookie-cutter hotel setting and we loved it. Our suite was huge, comfortable, quiet and clean, with both a large bedroom and separate large living room. The antique and eclectic furnishings were interesting and the rooms were functional rather than creatively decorated. The hotel provides a rustic and authentic atmosphere more than a luxurious one which, again, we truly enjoyed. There is also a huge area on the top floor for reading, watching TV or just lounging, which leads to a rooftop terrace from which the views and sunsets were stunning. The independently operated restaurant has been beautifully updated which provides an elegant setting for their upscale, perfectly prepared dinner, popular with locals as well as hotel guests.The restaurant collaborates with the hotel to provide breakfast for guests. Theirs is no ordinary bed and breakfast offering, which definitely adds to the value of staying at Rocca di Castagnoli. The estate still operates as a highly-regarded winery and the onsite wine-tasting room and barrel room tour is another plus. Service and congeniality abounds from all staff encountered in the hotel, restaurant and winery. We were happy to be there and sorry when it was time to leave.

Situated near the idyllic town of Greve which is perfect and about 45 mins to Florence if you go early. What spoilt this experience was the staff - it's clear they don't really want to be there - right from the start there was no welcome or smile at all - and we had to really work hard with them to turn them around... There was zero suggestion of a wine tasting, tour or suggestions of where to go at all. The pillows were terrible and we had to ask for another two to try and make one decent one and the mattress very old and sagging. Breakfast same every day and again we saw one couple getting a latte one day but we were not spoken to or offered one. Has to ask next day. The place is a bit run down and tired and when we saw a group of chinese being shown around it was confirmed they are trying to sell. Overall charming peaceful secure nice pool.

What a gem, in the heart of the countryside, overlooking vineyards and the Chianti hills. This beautiful 14th century grand house is only 17klms from Florence. We only stayed one night on our way back to Florence. We wished we could have stayed longer. It was like walking into a period drama or a grand museum. We loved it. We felt like royalty sitting in the large sitting room, having a drink from the honesty bar, after a delicious dinner. Very sad leaving the next morning. Promised myself I would return.