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"Beyond the peace and tranquility offered by the setting, it truly felt like the guests’ wellbeing was prioritized- the spaces (I viewed three before making a decision) were clean and orderly, the staff was incredibly attentive, the restaurant was enjoyable, and the overall experience was a very positive one."

"Wonderful total experience! Kind and generous service, available but not intrusive, perfect morning breakfast, beautiful linens in rooms and breakfast area. One couldn’t ask for more from hostess and owners! "

"We loved staying here. Absolutely great communication, super room, lots of dining options. Highly recommend this place."

"All good."

"I had the best experience here. I had come here with a group 22 years ago at age 13. I had wanted to relive and reminisce being at the castle and my experience was just as it was 22 years later at age 35!! I adored the staff and their attention and care to me as a solo traveling female. I felt like they became more than staff during my time, but friends. They showed me the inside of the room I stayed in with my grandparents as a little girl. It was really special to walk though. I always felt...

"The hotel was charming, and the staff really nice. Breakfast had lots of options. The room was large and beautiful view of the hills. The bed was comfortable."

"I have never seen a hotel or bed and breakfast staff as hospitable and kind as the staff at Osteria del Borgo. I would return in a heartbeat. The B&B itself was wonderful, but the staff made the experience unforgettable."

"Amazing small countryside hotel in Tuscany, a medieval 14th century castle like setting with 15 rooms, pool, and small lounge, friendly staff, with limited services, but wifi/ac worked, pool area was nice, as was the grounds, just off autostrata, minutes to grocery, casual dining, outlet mall and the views were of the stunning Tuscan countryside and mountain towns. If windows open, you would hear some traffic noise, but if closed it was peaceful, our only negative was the sign for the La Pia...