Find Historic Hotels in Sasso dʼOmbrone

"We loved our stay at hotel dei Capitani, would highly recommend. Montalcino is famous for truffles, wild boar, wine, and beautiful views, especially from this hotel. It is on top of a mountain and in the country so you can expect to see bugs in your room like spiders, mosquitos, stink bugs, but they are mostly all harmless and more of a nuisance than anything. When looking for food to eat I recommend “Il Moro SNC di pellegrini Alessandro”, extremely clean kitchen, family run, delicious homemade local food. Don’t trust any of the restaurants hours posted on their websites, the city pretty much closes down once it’s past 8:30 you’ll have a hard time getting food anywhere. Also, the roads are very tight so if you are driving a car I recommend something small. Walking on the walls of the castle was another great highlight of the trip. If you want to visit any wineries make reservations ahead of time. Again, can’t recommend it enough! And thanks to the hotel staff for being so welcoming, hospitable and helpful with recommendations. We loved the whole experience. "

"An extraordinary spa. Ask for masseur, Andrea! Wonderful, happy staff, across-the-board so they must have excellent management. Restaurant and bars fabulous and the natural wonder of the Cascade del Milano nearby is worth the effort of getting here. "

"Wonderful, relaxing stay. The thermal waters and the spa are great! Food is really good as well."

"Very comfortable. Excellent breakfast. A great base for exploring Tuscany."

"The property is gorgeous. We had plans to visit other places nearby but ended up spending more of our time within the property itself because we enjoyed it so much. "

"This place is absolutely beautiful. The views were spectacular around the property. The staff was very charming and helpful. They have a wonderful restaurant and are very close to the hot springs. "

"Everything was to PERFECTION. "

"Nice location in the woods"

"Right next to train station so very convenient if you are traveling by train. Several good restaurants and the old town are within a short (maybe 8 min.) walk. One word of caution…it says AC but hotels in the area do not turn on AC until May 1st no matter how hot it may be in April!"