Castello di Vicarello
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Poggi del Sasso, 58044, Cinigiano Italy
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Resting elegantly in the heart of the Tuscan countryside you will find a truly unique, boutique hotel, Castello di Vicarello. An exclusive, five-star, country house retreat, Vicarello effortlessly captures the essence of contemporary luxury. With 40 hectares of vineyards, olive groves, farmland and forests, Vicarello offers total seclusion, award-winning accommodation and exceptional cuisine. With two spacious pools, a boutique spa, organic kitchen gardens and endless manicured lawns, guests of the 8 exclusive suites enjoy all the facilities of a luxurious private resort.
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Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
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Free breakfast
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Massage
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Electric vehicle charging station
Wifi
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Infinity pool
Pool with view
Outdoor pool
Bar / lounge
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Outdoor dining area
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Air conditioning
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Poggi del Sasso, 58044, Cinigiano Italy
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Overall the hotel was quite nice beautiful landscape, nice staff and two possibilites to take a swim which was beneficial. However, we booked a wine tasting for 85 euro per person and all we got was 2 glases of their local wine which was a really good wine, but not up to the standards... We have done some wine tastings in the area where we paid 25 euros per person including a huge lunch. Therefore, when we experienced the wine tasting at the castle we were in shock.... we indeed got some little bread pieces with chesse on it but it was really minimmaistic... One of the brothers who run the hotel told us about the history during the wine tasting which was plesant but not explained the 85 euros. Short to the point the price is really arrogant. At checkout we complained about the wine tasting but sadly they were not showing any reaction considering that you pay quite an amount per night for the stay. When guets are not happy you may try to meet them, but with us they changed nothing on the bill and let us leave unsatisfied.…
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Date of stay: September 2020Trip type: Traveled on business
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Castello di Vicarelo cannot be described in words that do it justice. Our stay here was nothing short of a dream come true. If you’re looking for romance, history, art, fine dining and peace, Castelo Vicarelo has it all. It’s one thing to have an increíble castle, but what really made our experience incredible was the staff. They anticipated every need we could possibly have, our experience felt so personal and yet they maintained the utmost level of professionalism. Neri is the manager of the place and truly one of a kind. It was as if he were our friend who knew what we wanted when we wanted. He made our stay 10x better in the most effortless manner. Anything from wine suggestions to information about the construction of the grounds, he never ceased to offer incredible service. We felt there was no limit to the spectrum of our desires.…
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Date of stay: August 2020
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Room Tip: Every single room in the castle is unique and magical.
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Castello di Vicarello is an idyllic and magical place. The rooms are impeccable and are designed in a luxury boutique style. All the rooms are tailor made and one can see the effort and thought that has gone into every aspect. The food is out of this world I have never eaten so well in my life and the staff are extremely friendly and accommodating. I would recommend this hotel any day and can‘t wait to go back!
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Date of stay: August 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Treat yourself to the true experience of the Maremma at its finest. Blessed by the breathtaking scenery of the most iconic hills in the old world, this middle age castle makes you travel some centuries back in time: you just need to look up some pictures to have a slight feeling of what I’m talking about. What the pictures can’t show is how every single moment of your stay is carefully designed to be a part of the overall symphony: from the high-end cuisine that merges creativity with exclusively local ingredients, to the amazing super-Tuscans vinified out of the Castle grape, from the details that make each suite unique, to the surrounding nature that you can explore through ad hoc advice given by the owners themselves. Carlo and his son Neri treat this as much more than the family business, and will run the extra mile to pamper you from the first moment you enter the Castle. I spent four days in this corner of heaven in the SPA suite with my girlfriend, and left super relaxed and full of energy to get back to our busy lives. We are definitely coming back for more!…
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Date of stay: June 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Upon entering this lovely place you immediately sense something is not quite right. They offer you a drink and then leave you and never come back. Confused you seek up the greeter and wonder what will happen next. She takes you on a tour of the property and proudly announce there are complimentary soft drinks and water by he pools, with is semi true. You then enter your (cheapest available) room and marvel at the antique sink in the bathroom and think it would be even better if it drained properly. Then you try to sleep in the impressive antique bed but is does not quit work. And the stylish bathroom is not quite considerate to use after dark as it bleeds light into the bed room part of the room. As the owners have decided that phones and televisions are bad for you, you have plenty of time to consider the food & beverage offering. You have a lot of options! For a mere €75 for dinner you can choose any two courses, say a pasta and a dessert. Add a starter for only €10 more. One wonders if it would be possible to order just one course, a dessert maybe, for a measly €65. That is not on the menu though. After a canon of minor staff mistakes we make it known to SOMEONE - we do not know who, as the place force you to communicate through WhatsApp, where you have no idea who you are chatting with - that we are not happy. Rapid response and offer to meet with owner to come to a solution. Owner, a young banker - unassuming, honest, and knowledgeable as, well, a young banker. He listens carefully, and signals that he understands our situation and we get the impression that he takes the issue seriously. Instead he charges us for the three night we had booked, €1.656, and sends us off with 3 bottles of wine from their pet vineyard. Fortunately he also decides to withdraw the €75 charge they claimed for our only food order at the place: a tomato salad and a garden salad. We are quite happy he did that as the tomato salad consisted of 3 sliced tomatoes, and the garden salad was approximately one third of a head of lettuce and nothing else. Go figure. One thing I learned about this is that there are (at least) two kinds of "small, boutique, owner driven" hospitality entities. Inn of the Five Graces in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, may be a role model for the ilk. It's wonderfully authentic, but they always put the guest in the center of everything and is very professionally run in every corner of their operation. Castello di Vicarello, is at the other end of the scale. It's pretentious, guest hostile, badly structured, badly managed, and - honestly - a pipe dream for the owners much more than it is a properly run for hosting paying guests. PS. I heard the young banker trying to question our view on how they operate the place, but I have a long WhatsApp thread that show all their mistakes and how they tried to fix them. I', happy to share it with anyone. johan.ronn.@angseliusronn.se DS…
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Date of stay: July 2020
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castello di vicarello hotel cinigiano
LOCATION
ItalyTuscanyProvince of GrossetoCinigiano
NUMBER OF ROOMS
9
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Claim Your Listing Frequently Asked Questions about Castello di Vicarello
Which popular attractions are close to Castello di Vicarello?
Nearby attractions include Gli Albori (4.1 miles), Fiume Ombrone (2.0 miles), and Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo (3.9 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Castello di Vicarello?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a pool.
Which room amenities are available at Castello di Vicarello?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a fireplace.
What food & drink options are available at Castello di Vicarello?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and an outdoor dining area during their stay.
Is parking available at Castello di Vicarello?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Castello di Vicarello?
Conveniently located restaurants include Agriristoro la casalinga, Il Rintocco, and L'Olivo Ristorante Pizzeria.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Castello di Vicarello?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Are any cleaning services offered at Castello di Vicarello?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Are pets allowed at Castello di Vicarello?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Castello di Vicarello?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Italian.
Are there any historical sites close to Castello di Vicarello?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Borgo Storico Di Sticciano (8.9 miles).