We stayed for a couple of nights whilst touring Tuscany. We had a tower room which was huge with the most amazing views. Make sure you try the hot tub which overlooks the valley we had the whole garden to ourselves!! Only downside is breakfast fresh fruit would have been nice and the baked goods didnt taste fresh-this could easily... More

Casole d'Elsa is a nice place but this little hotel has a very stric policy about times, not very flexible. If you get up in the morning after 9.30 you won't have a full breakfast but eat the left-overs! If you leave your room after 11 in the morning, nobody will celan your room and didy up your bed !... More

The location of hotel and village is really good to stay a few days in Toscany and travel around, but we didn't book a bath including the hair of other guests and expected something more clean. They should pay more attention on details. Changing towels does not mean for me to clean the bath. But the location and the village... More

We stayed for 4 nights last year as part of a European tour to visit some friends who were at the local arts centre. We had a tower room with the most breathtaking view of San Germaniano in the distance (which Casole is a mini-version of- and much more friendly). Room lovely with super bed and linen, impeccably clean, lovly... More

We stayed here for one night in June when the Arts Festival was on in Casole D'Elsa. This B and B was fabulous. The room we stayed in was roomy, had good air con, great bathroom and had the best bed we stayed in for our two week trip to Italy. They have covered parking a short walk away down... More

We stayed here on our honeymoon in May of 2005 in the tower room which was very romantic. We were the only visitors the first night, so it felt as if the entire place was ours. The staff was friendly and helpful and breakfast the next morning was plentiful and good. We had dinner at the local resturant a couple... More

This is a fantastic place to stay for lovers. The small typical village is hanged on top of an hill, and each room has a different atmosphere. Sleeping in these old stones makes you really feel part of Tuscany, and so many places have to be visited around it. It's not really an hotel, because there's no staff 24/7 in... More