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"Loved the little hamlet, location was amazing. Apartment was charming."

"Wonderful stay. 5-stars across the board if you’re looking for disconnecting and relaxing in the rolling hills of the Tuscan countryside. Easy day/dinner trips to Florence or Siena (rental car). "

"Everything in this hotel was perfect from Super friendly and accomating staff, amazing food and bar area ! And my room was super comfortable and spacious.. defintley will come back!!! "

"Lovely hotel in Chianti, staff were outstanding! "

"This stay was in a wonderful b&b in a charming village. The room was great with very helpful and thoughtful service. Easy and free parking 5 min walk (outside the ZTL). I would definitely recommend staying here. Make sure you check out the restaurant next door while you do!"

"Nice location and small town. We were able to walk into town and enjoy a pizza restaurant and owner’s restaurant. Easy to get to many towns and wineries in Tuscany. "

"The house was amazing and so well kept with thoughtful touches throughout. "

"Poggio Alle Lame is a superb find. Incredibly warm and welcoming host and team, comfortable rooms, with air con, WiFi and all that jazz. It’s quiet, peaceful and rustic. If you’re looking for ultramodern glass and chrome - keep looking! But if you’re looking for comfortable, stylish, authentic Italian country hospitality, look no further. The setting is beautiful, a quiet hill top not far from a small town. There’s a fine, shady terrace to take breakfast and the fabulous home cooked dinners. Try the wine and oil produced on the estate. There’s a pleasant pool with loungers, shades, fine views over the Tuscan hills or just watch the lizards frolicking and basking. It’s 45 mins to downtown Firenze and about the same to Siena. A special word about Beatrice - owner and host. She’s fabulous, a forza of nature and an amazingly attentive and welcoming host. Highly recommended - you won’t regret it! "

"Nice place really great wine. The bathrooms could’ve been better taken care of."