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• Aia Vecchia di Montalceto
  "Gorgeous Group Getaway"
  "Early may 2013 me and my family of 25 people (ages 6-76) spent a wonderful week at Aia Vecchia to celebrate my parents 50th wedding anniversary. Owner Chiara is extremely warm and welcoming and has transformed the age old farmhouse and outbuildings into five wonderful, fully fitted appartments. In a..."ddition to to a big swimming pool with thermal baths fed by a natural spring, there are big common rooms and a nice kitchen in which we easily cooked extensive meals for 25. But Chiara will also cook for you: her pizza's are excellent and I wil never forget the deep-fried sage leaves and slices of eggplant. Delicious. Ideally situated to visit many of the main sights of Tuscany, i.e. Sienna, Arezzo, Perugia, Cortona etc, etc. Aia Vecchia nevertheless feels like a haven of peace and tranquility. We couldn't have wished for a better place and this week will be a lasting memory for us all. " More >
• Podere Alberese
  "Perfect Tuscan experience"
  "Stayed for five nights in September 2012. Very picturesque property, great location with some stunning villages nearby and very friendly hosts (including the friendly dogs and cats!). There is a restaurant within easy walking distance and some great ones a short drive away."
• Agriturismo Il Molinello
  "Fabulous base for cycling"
  "Il Molinello makes a fabulous base for a "spoke and wheels" kind of trip. We spent two weeks and had plenty of varied road cycling - gorgeous scenery, hilltop towns, and plenty of climbing when we wanted a hard day, Sandro (a professional bike guide) can guide each ride, upload his rides into your ..."gps, provide route sheets if you prefer, or just give you ideas on routes you choose. Sandro even picked us up one day after we had a mechanical. They also specialize in providing fun things for a non-riding spouse to do (cooking lessons, winery and olive vineyard tours, wine tasting, cooking lessons, trips to Siena, etc) while the cyclist hits the roads. Sandro even took us to see a Giro d'Italia stage and provided fabulous local, organic foods and wine! They speak good english and strive to please. Can't go wrong. " More >