A true Tuscan treasure!
Places with a bit of character can be few and far between these days. For me, staying in a lovely hotel is all part of the enjoyment of the holiday. I like to feel that the surroundings reflect the culture of the area in which I’m staying. Tuscany, with it’s historical background, beautiful landscapes and gentle lifestyle sounds ideal for a relaxing, cultural break.
Borgo Santo Pietro, a restored 13th-century period Tuscan Villa, boasts refined furnishings with a stunning classic-luxe finish, surrounded by gorgeous grounds. The overall look is romantic and a little extravagant, although not by any means over-the-top.
Dedicated Danish owner Jeanette has kept the essence of the original building intact whilst subtly introducing modern luxuries. Rooms feature hand-picked antiques, open fireplaces, bespoke hand-carved beds and fabulous views.
I could sit for hours dreaming of the old way of life and what it may have been like to live there in the 13th century!
The restaurant menu features fresh produce grown in Borgo Santo Pietro’s own organic fruit orchards and vegetable garden
Prices range from a not-too-scary €310–€720; Santo Pietro suite, €1,760. Rates include Continental breakfast. There’s also the option of renting the villa (there are eight bedrooms in total) fully staffed, for €43,000 a week (excludes all food and drinks)!
posted by Emily
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