Certosa Di Maggiano Siena

Minutes away from the center of Siena, in the beating heart of Tuscany there is a place where time has stopped and relaxation is guaranteed. It is the Certosa di Maggiano, an antique monastery where beauty, design, tradition and nature co-exist in total harmony. Vieri Michelangioli and Gaia Marconi are the new managers of La Certosa - partners in life who blend his lifetime of experience in the hotellerie business...

Villa San Sanino Siena

Only 4 Luxury Suites, each of them different. In San Sanino, where you will find a romantic refuge with relaxing ambience, calm rhythms and a personal welcome. A place where everyone can feel at home. In the ancient farmhouse, built between the 17th and the 18th century, the four masterfully renovated suites emanate harmony and sense of place, giving the possibility to enjoy an extraordinarily wonderful area...

Relais Borgo Santo Pietro

Situated in the heart of Tuscany, Relais Borgo Santo Pietro was once a healing stopover for medieval pilgrims. Today it continues to provide a sanctuary for modern souls, merging a 5 star luxury hotel and spa concept with a ‘farm to plate’ philosophy on a 300-acre estate. A sumptuous feeling of home pervades the 800-year-old luxury farmhouse hotel, with its worn leather armchairs pulled up around open fires, fresh flower...

Siena House

Siena House is essentially a modernized villa in a panoramic position. Lawns circle the house, olive trees and saffron cover the terraced land below. A large, private pool and garden, and an independent kitchen are provided exclusively to our guests. Original art, designer double beds and furnishing and a generous naturally lit bathroom with open shower are common to all rooms. Some rooms have king-sized beds and large...

Relais Della Rovere Siena

The Relais Della Rovere is a charming location created from the conversion of an ancient Benedictine abbey and a papal villa of the Renaissance period. It owes its name to its most illustrious owner: Cardinal Giuliano Della Rovere, who later became Pope Julius II, remembered as the patron of artists of the calibre of Michelangelo and Raphael. Set in Colle Val d'Elsa, in the heart of the Tuscan countryside...