Argiano Dimore Wine Relais

If you want to have a 360-degree postcard of Val d’Orcia, don’t hesitate, you are where you need to be. Of course we are here in the middle of the vineyards not on a rocky peak but Montalcino is a quarter of an hour by car. Walking around the grounds and spending time doing nothing (lounging is a concept suited to the place) at the swimming pool should be on your agenda. You can enjoy a salad and a Brunello under a superb arbor while contemplating the valley. Don't miss the visit to the cellar with the general manager before leaving because it's a museum! In addition to Montalcino wines, a mind-blowing Bordeaux collection will make you dream if you are interested in wine. Now a few negative points to highlight: 1- the rooms on the ground floor are dark, in summer it's ok, at a less bright period it's very tight 2- only one armchair for 2, too bad, at 450€ per room we would have appreciated having one each 3- soundproofing with the room above is really a problem if you have "elephants" as neighbors, waking up at dawn guaranteed (6am in our case) 4- if you consume, ask for it price of glasses of wine, there is no menu, you ask what you want. Result: a 21€ “thimble” stuck in my throat 5- the breakfast is good without being at the level of the expected service. Good charcuterie but 2 days without cheese, out of 6 days is a lot In conclusion, a place where it is good to spend time enjoying the place and the surroundings but pay attention to the small details which often make the difference between a large establishment and a more “pretender”

We stayed three nights in this beautiful manor. Being very low season we were only two couples of guests. The restoration of the structure takes your breath away: it seems to be in a castle. The rooms are stunning, the breakfast room refined and the staff extremely courteous and professional. The only shortcoming: no TV in the room and poorly performing Wi-Fi, but ideal for disconnecting the plug. As it was my husband's birthday, they baked a cake for him for breakfast.

We spent a beautiful weekend in this place which is certainly one of a kind. The rooms are aesthetically magnificent and very clean, the staff is so kind and helpful and the cuisine among the best in Tuscany. The Brunello di Montalcino that they produce here is a must that must be absolutely tried, and the nature in which you are immersed makes the place among the best that deserves to be visited.

My owner and I stayed in this farmhouse on the occasion of the Eroica in May 2021. except for a small initial difficulty in finding the right path, the whole stay was perfect! they hosted us in the Orto apartment, an apartment with two separate rooms with each its own private bathroom and a shared lounge / kitchen area. The very abundant breakfast is prepared entirely with all the products of the territory and of the farm. Every detail perfect and also the super helpful and friendly staff. Special thanks to Mr. Mario who opened the cellar doors for us for a special evening tour (since we had arrived late in the evening).