Best Hotels in Petrignano sul Lago

We had our wedding here from 30th June - 1st July. We booked the venue more than 2.5 years in advance and worked with Antonella throughout the entire process. She was amazing to work with and highly recommend having a wedding at the borgo! We rented out the entire property exclusively for ourselves & guests for the weekend. The grounds are so beautiful with views from the entire borgo. The rooms are also very nice with a rustic Tuscan feel. Antonella and the entire Borgo staff worked with us to make our wedding weekend perfect. Last minute, we had to change the dinner location due to rain, and the staff was quick to rearrange all of the tables to inside. I had guests coming up to me saying this was the best wedding they had ever been to. We will be returning to the Borgo for our anniversary!

I wouldn't know how to describe this oasis of peace, located on the magical hills of the Val d'Orcia with a wonderful view of Montepulciano. A place where you can be good, relax and enjoy everything that people and products of the territory can give. Yeah, because Mars' sympathy and kindness make you good and make you feel comfortable. The rest is made by the room, very nice and with a very comfortable bed (this may be the same quality for the coats) and a spacious breakfast! All at no mile, wonderful bread, affected by the place and so many typical sweets really sensational (I can't forget the crostaceous of the cotton apple and the cantuccis, fantastic)! I count more than honestly, I can only advise you this structure if you stop in the area, you will not regret it.

Structure in the historic centre of Pienza, from an old monastery, service and top-top reception, should only be equipped with some rooms with a 4-star accessory (kit courtesy, But for the rest, it is a nice place. The swimming pool with a wonderful view, a restaurant with customer service and care at the highest levels (good to all the boys and the owner) even if used for a dish, a fantastic breakfast with so many local products. To return absolutely.

Stayed at the Minerva as part of a Riveria tour. A nice hotel on the outskirts of Arezzo (about a 20 minute walk to the gates of the town or take a bus). Clean rooms, helpful staff, a good breakfast, plenty of parking - and if you have never been to Arezzo, a delightful historic town well worth a visit. We stayed four nights.

Well-kept hotel in a very quiet area, Mrs. Sandra very kind, definitely a comfortable place close to everything. The structure also has a very convenient car park for unloading and loading luggage.

The hotel is great, clean and very welcoming, The location is great and it only took about 20 mins to walk in to the centre of Arezzo. My only issue and it’s a tiny issue was that there was no kettle in the room 😬 But overall a great place to stay.

The concept is to renovate village houses into hotel rooms while providing breakfast and other amenities in another building. The rooms were nice, not great, but I still loved the concept. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the ”Palazzo” a few hundred meters away on a semi-covered outdoor patio. Breakfast was excellent but in late September it can feel like camping out. Shivering while sipping your coffee is not quite a luxury experience. We were here on a bike tour. We have toured throughout Europe and many times in Italy. This is the very first hotel I have ever encountered which charges to store bikes in a garage: 5 euros per bike per night. We were there for 6 days. I could understand if we had e-bikes that needed to be plugged into a power source, but ours were just leaned against the wall - for 5 euros each per night. Also be aware that the pool is off limits unless you are staying in the Palazzo. And the nice outdoor patio, you can only use it if you buy drinks from the bar. Lastly the staff at the front desk were thoroughly disagreeable. It was as if they didn't understand that we were the guests and their job was to welcome and assist us, not that we asked for much more than room keys. Having said that, the restaurant staff were gracious, friendly and accommodating. Again, I loved the concept, but the execution needs some work. Would I stay here again? Nope.

We really enjoyed our four days here. The welcome was friendly - though we had to wait for the room to be ready. The room was large (very large for an Italian hotel), well-furnished and comfortable overlooking the garden and breakfast gazebo. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom good. It was a very hot few days - we went out each morning to nearby towns of interest - Monticchiello, Pienza, Montepulciano, Città delle Pieve, Panicale ... and came back to the hotel after lunch. At 4.00 we went to the pool - which was large, clean and well set up, pettily sited in the garden with Tuscan hills as a backdrop. We had booked half-board, so had breakfast and dinner at the hotel (in the Taverna, where the food and service was very good). Really a great break.

L'hotel è molto bello, imponente e in posizione dominante rispetto alla zona principale di Chianciano. Ha un comodissimo garage dove poter parcheggiare la propria auto, compreso nel prezzo del soggiorno, e da dove si raggiunge la hall mediante una piccola rampa, comoda per chi ha bagagli pesanti, per disabili e per famiglie con passeggino/carrozzina. La colazione è variegata, con prodotti di buona qualità e fatti giornalmente (cornetti con varie farcitire, torte fatte in casa, crostate, frutta, colazione salata, ecc.). Il personale è molto cordiale e disponibile. La struttura è silenziosa e confortevole. La spa è curata e offre diverse opportunità (piscina termale, vasca idromassaggio, doccia emozionale, sauna, bagno turco, area relax con tisane e frutta fresca, ecc.). Non abbiamo usufruito del centro estetico e della palestra, per mancanza di tempo, quindi è l'unica parte che non abbiamo visistato. La camera standard è spaziosa, ben arredata (con gusto) ed il letto è un fuori misura, composto da due letti da una piazza e mezza, uniti tra loro; il materasso è comodissimo (rigido, ma non eccessivamente) e vengono forniti due cuscini a testa, al fine di scegliere il grado di morbidezza desiderato. La stanza offre inoltre ampi spazi per riporre le proprie cose ed un frigo bar con acqua compresa nel prezzo di soggiorno. La tv è di ultima generazione, con grande schermo (credo da 48 o 55 pollici, non ho effettivamente verificato). Inoltre, la struttura è ben riscaldata e gradevole anche in inverno, oltre al piumino leggero e caldissimo, sul letto. Ottima la pulizia della camera. Unica pecca: la struttura è un pochino datata ed avrebbe bisogno di un ringiovanimento ed alcuni lavori di manutenzione sia esterna che interna. Infatti, il bagno della nostra camera oltre ad essere datato, presentava una vasca idromassaggio con bocchette non tutte funzionanti, il motorino di aspirazione non funzionante, la porta completmente corrosa dal tempo nella parte inferiore e lo scaldasalviette arruginito. Sono cose che fanno trascorrere un soggiorno in ogni caso gradevole, ma incidono sul numero di stelle di gradimento assegnate: per questo ho dato 4 e non 5 stelle. Infatti, da come si presenta all'ingresso, dalla posizione e dal prezzo delle camere, mi aspettavo un qualcosina in più. Anche il vialetto esterno necessita di essere sistemato, perchè alcune pietre della pavimentazione in porfido si sono staccate. Sicuramente, essendo una struttura molto grande, è difficile manutenerla tutta e rinnovarla nel tempo, ma già riammodernare il bagno in camera, sarebbe un salto di qualità che il cliente nota ed apprezza, portando la struttura ed il soggiorno al livello dell'eccezionalità. Se non fosse stato per questi piccoli appunti, avrei assegnato 5 stelle. In ogni caso, la qualità è alta ed è un hotel che consiglierei.

We visited Montepulciano for the wine and then looked for somewhere to stay. This place seemed to fit the bill, about 15 minutes away with lots of 4* hotels at low prices. How lucky we were. The town is the strangest place. This town has has about 50 hotels but only 10 open, the rest boarded-up, unloved or simply abandoned with ****s growing out of roofs, carparks etc. It's an industrial archaeolgists paradise and gives a foretaste of how nature reclaims civilisation. It turns out that, about 20 years ago, 2000 visitors per day flocked to the Thermal Spas for 'wellness' and health trips. Those hoards of trippers have dropped to a dribble. It is the place that time forgot. Taking pot luck, we chose the Excelsior, which looked like the most imposing hotel on the Main Drag. The hotel is faded glory. Simple rooms with high ceilings. Nice views from large windows. The bed was very firm. The bathroom was clean. Describing the rooftop pool and sun-terrace as 'fabulous' would be going way too far. A simple buffet breakfast was included. The hotel is 2-3 stars. It was plain & comfortable - and the management deserve a Gold Star for keeping it going as the town dies around them. Being about 25 miles from the Tuscany hot-spot of Sienna helps them I suppose. If it wasn't for a coach party from Devon, we'd have been just about the only people there in the last week of July. No wonder the chambermaid couldn't wait to get into our room from 0800. Grrrr. We stayed on a Friday night, about 200 metres from the open air 'Club Forti'. Eventually the music stopped at 2am. Which spoiled it a bit. Ideal for an overnight stop - ten minutes off the main A1 Autostrada. And you can tell your friends that you've seen what Harrogate could be like in 20 years if Bettys Tea Shop closes.