Palazzo Tolomei Florence

Palazzo Tolomei which hosted Raphael during the Renaissance is today the ideal place to discover Florence and its treasures. The long-standing tradition of Italian hospitality finds the perfect environment within its walls. To sleep in the wonderful, frescoed Suites, relax in the rooms surrounded by treasures of art or to taste delicious wines and traditional delicacies are the precious moments which welcome the guests...

Borgo Vescine

The il Borgo di Vescine, initially a fortress of the Langobardic era that then, over the centuries, became a peasant village, was recently restored by Lucia Paladin who, with love and passion, wanted to restore the splendor, simplicity and quality of rural life to the Borgo of yesteryear. Ms. Paladin wanted to give a personal touch to the restoration of the village with the aim of creating an environment in which one could...

Torre Di Cala Piccola Argentario

Imagine a place surrounded by nature and overlooking the sea, where the sweet sound of the waves accompanies your days. A place in which the true luxury is silence, the key to rediscover yourself. You are at the Boutique Hotel Torre di Cala Piccola, on Monte Argentario, and everything is tranquil, far from the hectic day to day. The glimmer of the sea off the Argentario bids you good morning. The 52 rooms and...

Borgo San Luigi Chianti

Imagine a 17th century rural village immersed in the Tuscan countryside, nestled on the rolling hills of Chianti and surrounded by an uncontaminated park of over 60,000 m2. The Relais Borgo San Luigi is a dream four-star hotel for lovers of nature, art, food and wine. One step away from the most famous Chianti and Brunello wineries and in the center of one of the greenest areas in Italy. A privileged starting...

Salvadonica – Borgo del Chianti

A stay in Salvadonica is a special occasion to live in an ancient medieval Tuscan Borgo with all the comforts of modernity. Immersed in the quiet of the rolling hills of Chianti, Salvadonica is an authentic 14th century borgo, once owned by the Corsini princes. In fact, its name comes from the words Silva and Domini, or the “wood” of a “noble owner”, in this case the Corsini family, whose coats of arms still stand out on...