Hotel Villa Casalecchi

Beautiful old property with lots of history and charm. Great view, especially from the stunning pool. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Be sure to take a stroll around the grounds. Well located close to Castellina.

Our air conditioner didn’t work very well and the bed was quite hard. However we were given a fan which made it much more comfortable.

The villa was perfect. Everything was clean, our room was comfy and the hosts were very friendly and attentive. The whole place is beautiful and the pool is amazing as well. Our stay here was perfect, and we will definitely come back in the future.

Charm and loyalty to it history !

Visited in the hottest time of the year and sleeping was a challenge ! Installing effective AC in an 18th century villa is not really doable !

The main building of this Tuscan property is undeniably charming, elegant, full of old-world character, with stunning views that make you understand why Tuscany has been inspiring people for centuries.

Unfortunately, our stay in the dependance told a very different story: basic, dated rooms with bathrooms that clearly haven’t been touched in decades. The real disappointment, however, was the food experience. With no restaurant on site, the hotel offers a charcuterie and cheese board for €18. We requested a simple spread for 9 adults and 7 children — cold pasta with tomato and mozzarella, crostini with hummus and chicken liver pâté, a bowl of canned tuna and beans, and plain pasta for the kids, along with water bottles and a few bottles of wine. Everything was served on paper plates with plastic cutlery. When the bill arrived, we were charged €2,700. When we challenged the amount, we were told we had “exclusive use of the pool” — which was simply untrue; there were no other guests that morning, and new arrivals checked in at the pool shortly after lunch. After a tense negotiation to avoid involving the authorities, the owner agreed to reduce the charge, but still billed us €1,350 — for bowls of cold pasta.