We enjoyed and celebrated our Wedding at Villa Cicolina and must say that everything at this wonderful old Villa was perfect. The house keeping, front desk, manager, owner, food and my favorite Romanian guy that does everything including taking care of the entire property who also dons a suit and drives us to the church was beyond expectations.

Rooms were perfect, clean and roomy. This was all accompanied by the beautiful landscape that makes Villa Cicolina. If you're looking to get married here contact Italia Celebrations owned and operated by Brenda Babcock. She fits your budget and doesn't miss a beat. Otherwise, this Villa is a must.

Too much to describe, but it was unforgettable.

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My Wife and I stayed at Villa Cicolina during our honeymoon. The property was beautiful. Our secluded cottage was the perfect balance of comfort and convenience. The food was amazing. We took a cooking class our first night which was very fun. Sayed was there to assist us throughout our stay and Aliyah hand picked the perfect vineyards for us to visit and arranged everything. Our only regret is that we could only stay two nights, this place deserves a week or more! We'll be back someday!!!

Set in the Tuscan hills with stunning views over looking Montepulciano Villa Cicolina is a beautiful 11 room villa set in fabulous grounds with a spectacular swimming pool. We stayed for three nights in a gorgeous room called Montepulciano that was spacious and charmingly Italian. Delicious home cooked Tuscan food and attentive and very helpful staff. We loved it.

"Average" is relative. We've traveled "around the block" a few times, and, for us, this was, at best, an average accommodation. I must give credit where due - the lovely grounds of this charming physical property are maintained by a very hard working gardner. Bravo! We thank the friendly,courteous and efficient managers, Sayed and Aliyah, for their attention to business. That said, we would recommend to our best friends that they consider staying at a different property in the vicinity of beautiful Montepulciano.

I will share with you the reason - basically, for us, the Villa Cicolina fell short in the area of accommodation. The pretty exterior physical property gives the impression of greater luxury than is provided. We were not comfortable. In their responses to clients' critiques, we read that furnishings are from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Hmm. Think about this. Tables from those periods are fine, but reading chairs? beds? bath furnishings? Our mattress, on a kind of metal camp bed frame, and mattress cover were very thin, the blanket exceedingly tired. "Country chic", as described by another visitor, may sometimes be quite shabby.

We found the bathroom ill conceived. While I did relax in the "traditional" bath, the "curtain" was more for show and cute appearance than for function and my husband was not a happy camper. The bathroom was flooded in every attempt to shower while keeping water in the tub and - don't even try to wash your hair! In addition, the bathroom "mood" lighting was ineffecive.

Breakfasts offered a satisfying selection of yogurts, fruits, eggs, cakes, cheeses and meats. The coffee was very good. However, dinner on the evening of our arrival, was truly inedible. Two gals in the diningroom bragged that they had prepared the evening meal in their "class". If such swill had been served in my school cafeteria, I would have gladly trudged the mile home every day in the snow. Not one element of the dinner served was acceptable and we had to pay for this dumpster fare.