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"More than we imagined for our Tuscany vacation. Spacious, well appointed and clean. Marzio was an excellent host with knowledge of the area and its history. He gave wonderful suggestions for wines, restaurants and touring excursions. We highly recommend this historical villa for a Tuscany vacation!"

"For us it was a Paradiso. Lovely place to stay. And thank you Frederica for your hospatality."

"Country setting with beautiful views. Low key and a good place to unplug. Good restaurants and villages near by. Simon was helpful and we enjoyed our stay."

"What a beautiful stay in the enchanting Tuscan countryside! Every detail was attended to and we could not have felt more at home. We can only dream of returning sometime!"

"We enjoyed some days in this beautiful area"

"Apart from the spacious,well equipped cottage and overall calm and relaxing environment with great pool and outdoor eating area, Marzio, Adela and Mauro were the perfect hosts providing us with very practical advice on what to see and do in the region. Cellole is also very well situated to explore the region, half way between Florence and Sienna it allowed us to visit these cities or explore the many medieval fortress villages close by. The cooking course we did was a real highlight. My daughter...

"It was great to be in the free standing house and beautiful garden of Silvia and Guliano. These hosts are very kindly and make you feel welcome. All is compleet and proper. The terraces are on different places in the garden and from there is a nice view around"

"The villa is lovely. The property is amazing. Check-in and out were easy and the owners are very kind. The only complaint we really had with our stay was that it is probably not the best place to stay during the summer months when it is 95+ outside. The villa has no air conditioning and even the fans they provided us did not prepare us for the heat inside even late at night. When we opened the windows we had a lot of mosquitoes and other bugs enter the house so we were forced to close up most of...