We used Palazzo a Merse as our basecamp for bicycling the nearby areas. We stayed five nights and had a very pleasant experience. The apartment was nice and clean, but most importantly the atmosphere was very warm and welcoming and all our needs were handled well. This was an ideal place for bicyclist, since Andrea (the owner) is a bicycling... More

We were recommended palazzo a Merse B&B by chef Gina Stipo who runs a cooking school on the premises. it was our best experience in Tuscany. The proprietor was warm and welcoming. Breakfast was a delight. Our B&B was most comfortable and cozy. We didn't want to leave.

Cons: - tended to be cold, in October, no matter the heater, the room was a bit cold. - the hot water was not constant, as a morning showerer, it came and went. I think the other rooms challenge u for your share of the hot water. - Bugs - but your in the country, it's expected Pros: - pet... More

We stayed in the B&B rooms within the house for 2 nights in August. They were well appointed with nice furniture, big bathroom (although bath tube and handheld shower only), and great breakfast served in the lovely garden. The location is good and it's worth visiting the Cloisters in Torri if you are there on the appropriate days. The host... More

We stayed 5 nights in the Tinaio apartment. Palazzo a Merse is very peaceful and quiet, located in the country, but not far from the hill towns of Orgia & Torri and a larger town, Rosia. Our hosts Margherite & Andrea were very helpful and greeted us with a bottle of wine. Andrea sat down with us and a map... More