Before staying at this place, I read the TA reviews. The reviews are excellent but as often is the case, it was the negative review that caught our eye. We hate noise: especially engines, dog-barking and loud human voices. This place is gentle and we are baffled as to how any reviewer could say Tenuta Santo Pietro is noisey. We... More

My two girlfriends and I went to this beautiful spot for a cooking class while staying in the hill towns of Tuscany. The view was breathtaking and the experience was unforgettable. We had an amazing lesson from the Chef and recieved excellent service from Giuseppe and the rest of the staff. Santo Pietro would be perfect for family reunions, romantic... More

Santo Pietro is the perfect place in Tuscany! If you are looking for spacious, comfortable rooms with luxury bedding and a private modern bath, this is it! If you are looking for that true Tuscany warm “family-owned” B&B experience, this is it! If you value input from a local resident as to what to see & do, where to go,... More

Everything was just perfect: the service, the room, the location, and especially, the food. I would highly recommend this place to both couples and groups of friends alike.

I hate writing this review because I desperately wanted to love this hotel. Based on the TA reviews, my communications with the booking manager and their lovely website, I was in love with Tenuta Santo Pietro weeks before we arrived in Italy. My husband and I stayed at the inn for 4 nights in mid-October. Here is the full rundown:... More

This was my favorite hotel of our trip. The owners are so nice and their recommendations for restaurants and other things to do were right on every time. The building is an old Tuscan farmhouse (very charming), but they completely refurbished it 2 years ago, so the bathrooms are new and state of the art. The perfect combination. By far... More

We stayed at Tenuta Santo Pietro with another couple - they recommended this villa from a previous visit to Tuscany. It was our first time to Italy and Tuscany. Giuseppe was a wonderful host, chef, and takes a genuine interest in his guests to make them feel comfortable. He recommended numerous hilltop towns to visit as well as restaurants in... More

Our third stop on our Italian adventure was Tuscany. We took the train from Venice (4 1/2 hours - we booked ahead and got the Mini fare and went first class - which didn't seem to be much of an advantage - but nice to have reserved seats and pretty much private seating). We rented a small station wagon in... More

This converted convent is the best of both worlds, traditionally Tuscan with luxury conveniences! Down bed coverings, plush comfortable beds, modern plumbing in stone walled bathrooms! Be sure to hav dinner here with there as it was absolutely the best in all of Tuscany. The only negative about it was that it seemed rushed and diffitcult to fully enjoy with... More