Borgo San Felice is an absolutely lovely property that transports you back in time. The setting is divine, staff are quite friendly (we requested a room change and were promptly obliged) and the restaurant - although pricey - is quite good. They produce their own wine, which is good, and olive oil, which is excellent. If you wish to explore... more

We stayed at Borgo San Felice Oct 8th and 9th.We paid for a double deluxe room and when we arrived I thought the room was much smaller than the double deluxe we stayed in 2 years ago at the same property.When I asked if they had a larger deluxe the surly girl at the desk said."No.but if you'd like to... more

My wife and I have just returned from three days at Borgo San Felice and were thrilled with our stay. If you are looking for an out of the way historic Tuscan property perfect for relaxation then this is it. Somewhat guilty about leaving the kids behind even for a short while it was important to us that we made... more

Visiting friends in Umbria at their home and had to stay one night in an area close to their place in Campello. Went to the Relais C web site and called their US number and a woman advised me to stay here at The Borgo San Felice- let me just say that my wife and I stay in places all... more

I have been here four times now so hopefully my comments and experience will be useful. The last time was five years ago, so it was interesting to see what changes, if any, had happened. Firstly ignore some of the comments about this hotel such as ‘there’s only two TV channels in English’, ‘they cook the food raw’ etc –... more

Charming, tasteful, beautiful hotel. It's an old village that has entirely been taken over by the hotel, with gravel laid down in the streets and squares, and the buildings converted into rooms. The grounds are full of flowers, and the village is surrounded by vineyards. The hotel restaurant is pretty good, but there are some first-class restaurants a short drive... more

I've stayed at two Relais properties -- one in Umbria and the Borgo San Felice in Tuscany. What makes San Felice unique is that an ancient town has been transformed into a resort with buidings that offer hotel rooms, a bar, dining room, wine bodega, spa, pool and even a chapel. And like any good Italian town, this one is... more

I stayed here for my honeymoon. My fiance & I don't travel a great deal (about once a year), but when we do we like to stay in 4 to 5 star resorts or hotels. We stayed in Venice, Tuscany, Sorrento, & Rome on our 10 day honeymoon trip. I was the most excited about the Tuscany stop...until we got... more

We have stayed in Relais and Chateau properties many times,and with great results.The people who run this property could care less about its customers.Hauty and rude.Our room had broken a/c and the room was in the 90's.A second room was not much better as far as temperature.The bed was probably as old as the 15th century grounds.The pillows could have... more