First off the address is very wrong we couldnt find it with a GPS. It's in a small village called Strove. The hotel was nice and simple very old fashioned. The bed was comfy but the bathroom was tiny and the showerheads looked like they havent been replaced in a while. If u have a car it's ok to stay... More

We booked Casalta at the last minute when we changed our travel plans during our trip. We were very pleased with this find! Although it was difficult to find (it says it's in Monteriggioni, but it's really in the small town of Strove about 6 km from the town - we walked it and it took 2 hours), it was... More

We stayed here in early June, the room (#6) was a good size and very peaceful. No noise except the birds chirping. The only downsides were the shower head (they need a new one but it is servicable) and my side of the bed was too soft (could feel some springs). the staff were nice and helpful. We did make... More

Tripadvisor is helpful. We found this hotel and checked it on Tripadvisor. All the reviews proved to be true. We had a lovely time at the hotel, nice room, good breakfast and perfectly located in the herat of Tuscany, near Firenze and close to Sienna. On dissappoiting thing was that the staff seemed a littel unattentative. More

We used Small and Elegant Hotels to book our travel in all of Italy. They recommended Albergo Casalta as charming place in the heart of the Chianti area that would allow us access different areas. They were right, the bed and breakfast was located in the tiny town of Strove and allowed us to drive to different towns in the... More

My wife and I stayed one night at Casalta while driving through Tuscany. We were not quite sure what to expect with staying in a small town, but we ended up being well rewarded. The town of Stove (part of Monteriggioni) is very charming, wonderful to walk through, and has excellent views of the surrounding countryside. Check-in was very smooth,... More

Looking for a place to stay near San Gimignano and Monteriggioni, we stumbled across the Casalta - for 80 Euros a night we stayed in a really pretty tiny village with the most FANTASTIC restaurant. The hotel is small, rustic and very comfortable and is a perfect base for exploring the beautiful towns and villages in this part of Tuscany,... More

On the recommendation of a seasoned Italy traveler we stayed five days at this typically Italian small "Albergo Ristorante" B&B in the Tuscan countryside. The owner, Lazzaro is a reknown chef and the restaurant in the hotel is superb. His wife, Barbara runs the hotel with the help of several friendly local residents. The rooms, while not modern and fancy... More