Me and my husband stayed here as we stayed three nights in Florence. We wanted to stay near to Florence but experience the countryside as well. I will admit we were a little hesitant to stay here because although it was close to florence we did not know if it was close enough. There was nothing to worry about we were close enough to walk about 20 minutes, which is great after a big plate of beautiful pasta at Omero , which is right next to the hotel. The place was gorgeous and Guidetta the owner was so helpful, making us feel at home. Her place has a nice hot tube in the garden with awesome views. Breakfast was wonderful, Guidetta served us her fresh cakes she made the day before. I also have to point out that her cafe's and coffee's were the best in town.I would recommend this place for adventurous couples and people who like to relax.

I chose this B&B because of its location in the hills above Florence as I knew it would be hot and humid in town. When you arrive, the impressive Villa really makes you feel you have reached a beautiful and tasteful home in Tuscany. Guidetta is a charming and warm hostess who does her utmost to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable, she a has a great sense of humour and endless patience.
Our rooms were very tastefully decorated and spotlessly clean, and wonderfully cool thanks to the aircon. Fresh towels supplied each day and fresh bed linen every 3rd day. All rooms, except room 5, have lovely views over the rolling hills, villas and olive groves. We did find the beds to be very firm, but obviously this is a personal choice, and certainly did not detract from a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
The continental breakfast offers you a good choice with endless cups of coffee or tea.
Getting to and from Florence is about a 30-40 minute steep walk or 10 minutes on the 38B bus which stops outside the B&B, but only runs every 2 or so hours. There is another bus (12 or 13) but this is a fair walk from the B&B. We ended up using taxis (as my husband has knee problems) and the cost to Santa Maria Nouvella station is Euro 16 (add Euro2 for each suitcase).
We tried two of the recommended restaurants, one being Omero which is 2 minutes from the B&B. It has magnificent views and sublime food, somewhat expensive, but for a special meal worth it. We also tried Crespino Ray (about a 20 minute walk) and we did not enjoy this venue or the food.
We would definitely return to this upmarket and charming B&B and highly recommend it.

Second time we have stayed in Villa I Giullari, wonderful place, very friendly owner. We will come back next Pitti!

It was our second visit to wonderful Florence and Chianti and we were happy to stay again at the lovely Villa i Giullari, where we had spent an amazing 10 days already in June 2010. Coming back was a bit like coming 'home' to this wonderful hotel :-) A beautiful garden, the most amazing view, picturesque furnished rooms, a very nice and helpful host - what else can you ask for! And perfectly located - you can reach the Florence dome in a 25 minutes walk (very nice walk, by the way!) and at the same time reach Impruneta (called the 'door to Chianti' if I am not mistaken) in a few minutes by car. We will be happy to recommend Villa i Giullari to our friends and family and very much look forward to come back again next year!
Sabine & Guido (Germany)