Don’t miss these stunning hotels in Tuscany – the perfect picks for your Tuscan retreat.
Oh, Tuscany. It’s little wonder that Tuscany is a dream destination for many. Romantic, serene, and secluded — the whole region is reminiscent of an impressionist painting. That’s all before we get to its quaint cobblestone streets, olive groves, and charming Renaissance art and architecture (sigh).
In case you’re wondering, I’m all kinds of obsessed with Tuscany, to the point where I just can’t help but keep booking return trips.
Safe to say that I’ve been to Tuscany enough times to know two truths. 1) If you’re thinking about a trip to Tuscany, you should just book it because you will love it and 2) picking the right accommodation for your time in the region is paramount.
I can’t go and do the first for you, but I can certainly help you with the second. This guide walks you through Tuscany’s best hotels – from luxury countryside retreats to chic city stays, let’s go and discover.
Best Hotels in Tuscany: At a Glance
| Best Hotels in Tuscany – Top Picks | Hotel |
| Overall Best Hotel in Tuscany, Italy | Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco |
| Best Luxury Hotel in Tuscany | Hotel Adler Thermae Spa & Relax Resort |
| Best Boutique Hotel in Tuscany | The Rif |
| Best Tuscany Hotel With Pools | Villa Cora |
Best Hotels in Tuscany, Italy
Castello di Casole – A Timbers Resort
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Castello di Casole
Close your eyes and picture verdant valleys, picturesque castles, and vintage-themed spaces. Now open them, and you’re standing right in front of Castello di Casole.
This fairy-tale abode offers splendour, tranquillity and any reason you need to overindulge in wine and traditional Tuscan food.
Follow it all up with a relaxing massage in the wellness centre and a dip in the azure infinity pool overlooking the countryscapes.
Each air-conditioned room features a minibar, TV, antique furniture, and Italian-designed freestanding bathtubs. Style-wise, it’s Italian rustic chic with luxury touches all the way.
This is one Tuscany countryside hotel I can’t recommend enough.
Castello Banfi – Il Borgo
£££
Montalcino
Ready for a real blowout? Opt to stay at a Tuscany castle hotel. The grandiose Castello Banfi – Il Borgo will make you feel like royalty thanks to superb services and amenities.
Each spacious room is bright and airy, with plush beds, wood-beamed ceilings, a coffee maker, and vintage furniture. Experience the Renaissance era through its interior boasting antique chandeliers and stone arches. Unwind at the outdoor pool, or explore the property’s winery and cellar.
Finally, when your tummy starts rumbling, there’s a restaurant serving Tuscan dishes and local wines.
The Rif – Boutique Hotel
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Pisa
The Rif is a fashionable boutique hotel in Tuscany’s iconic Pisa. Located about 2296 feet from one of Italy’s most famous landmarks, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, this hotel is a no-brainer. Some rooms have breezy balconies, while others have garden views. They all feature a minibar, a fridge, and a coffee machine.
Unwind and pamper yourself in the steamy hot tub after exploring the region. Then grab a slice of authentic Italian pizza and other local treats at the onsite restaurant. This accommodation is a treat for those seeking a cosy and elegant stay at a reasonable price.
Hotel David
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Florence
Most top-tier hotels and luxury resorts in Tuscany’s countryside require you to splurge a little. If you’re in a pinch, you’ll find some superb options in the main cities, and Hotel David is one of them. What makes this hotel stand out is its ability to provide excellent amenities and services, plus… it doesn’t hurt that it’s easy on the eyes either.
Set in a 19th-century building, each stylish room is uniquely decorated, boasting an eclectic blend of modern goodies and antique furniture. You’ll have access to a TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and the best part — free happy hour. Exploring Florence from here is a mere five-minute bus ride away.
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco
£££
Castiglione del Bosco
Experience a 5-star luxury in Tuscany at the Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco.
There’s no better spot for an authentic high-end Tuscan stay, thanks to the Renaissance aesthetic and dreamy scenery surrounding the hotel.
Classy rooms feature elegant furnishings and large French doors leading to country panoramas.
If this accommodation sounds like heaven already, wait till you see its luxe pool overlooking enchanting gardens and picturesque exteriors worth every camera click.
Go on a wine-tasting tour or grab a seat at the chic bar — the choice is yours.
Borgo Santo Pietro
£££
Chiusdino
There is no shortage of luxury hotels in Tuscany, and the visually-appealing Borgo Santo Pietro is no exception.
Offering magazine-worthy moments (I’m serious, it’s been featured in pretty much every high-end travel mag out there) around every nook and cranny, you’ll fall in love with the village-like ambience of this stunning property.
The rooms are super-stylish, drawing inspiration from the Baroque period, a fact most clearly reflected in the silk tapestries and hand-painted wall art that adorn the bedroom walls.
It’s a true baroque-meets-contemporary beauty. While rooms do come with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, an iPod dock, and a minibar as par for the course — the chandeliers and antique furniture enhance the 18th-century illusion.
Villa Cora
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Florence
With grandiose ceilings, antique furniture, and classic decor, Villa Cora oozes Renaissance.
Florence is the birthplace of this “over-the-top” enlightenment era that transitioned from the dark ages, and this hotel feels very much of this era. The vibe is very much massive windows, draped curtains, intricate frescoes, wall art and show-stopping chandeliers. Elite.
Slip on a bathrobe, jump into a luxurious bathtub, or soak up some sun next to the lavish crystal blue pool. After a day out, you’ll return to a sauna or a Turkish bath to rejuvenate. Massages and beauty treatments are also on the cards.
Relais Santa Croce
£££
Florence
Swap out lush country scapes for striking views of the Santa Croce Basilica and the Cathedral in Florence’s historic centre. Relais Santa Croce is a 5-star hotel in Tuscany offering world-class treatment and a lavish stay.
Set in a picturesque 18th-century building, the hotel boasts classic decor, from frescoed ceilings to dramatic doorways.
You could simply admire every detail while waiting in the comfortable lounge or pretend to be an aristocrat in the fine music room. Whatever you desire, just know abundant relaxation and pampering awaits you. This includes a sauna, a Turkish bath, and rain showers in your lovely, bright room.
Hotel Athena
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Siena
While Hotel Athena is more on the budget-friendly side, it still packs a punch when it comes to location, services, and amenities.
Set near the postcard-ready mediaeval brick buildings of Siena, you can’t ask for a better locale. Location aside, the hotel contains chic rooms with air conditioning and coffee makers.
Have your morning coffee on the furnished terrace as town views and valley sweeps grace your eyes. You can stroll to the Siena Cathedral and Piazza del Campo’s main square to wander about and capture the fascinating history and culture. And when you return, grab a seat at the restaurant for Tuscan meals and fine wines.
Relais Il Falconiere
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Cortona
Located in the countryside, minutes from the idyllic hilltop town of Cortona is the stylish Relais Il Falconiere Hotel. The scenery of this estate is an artist’s muse, adorned with vineyards and olive groves, allowing you a tranquil atmosphere to forget your worries.
You might feel nostalgic once you see the rooms, reminding you of fantasies and fairy tales. These feature dainty mirrors, decoratives, and soft vintage furniture. The outdoor pool provides a relaxing tanning session on sunbeds, while the fairy-light-covered terrace offers splendid views.
This fabulous hotel boasts a Michelin-starred restaurant, a state-of-the-art fitness centre, and the Thesan Etruscan Spa.
Hotel Santa Caterina
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Siena
The picturesque Hotel Santa Caterina offers some of the most scenic views of the Tuscan landscape. This may even be the best hotel in Tuscany if you visit Siena with the Porta Romana historical landmark at your doorstep.
The 18th-century villa sits near one of the mediaeval gateways to Sienna’s historic centre, so expect a heavy dosage of small village charm.
Inside is just as mesmerising, consisting of vintage-style rooms with quaint ceilings and antique light fixtures. Admire views of lush Tuscan hills as you dig into a tantalising breakfast. Expect top-notch treatment with room service, an airport shuttle, and a 24-hour front desk.
Villa Sabolini
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Colle di Val d’Elsa
Embrace elegance and grace at its finest with Villa Sabolini. The hotel resides in the breathtaking Chianti region between Florence and Siena, allowing you to add more day trips to your Italy itinerary.
Offering traditional Tuscan decor with a classic twist, you’ll feel at home here. Each room has a unique style with off-white walls, wooden-framed windows with stone arches, and wooden beam ceilings.
Look, I won’t blame you if you spam your social media with gorgeous poolside selfies as the balmy skies and captivating gardens fill the background. The hotel also has excellent amenities, including Wi-Fi, a terrace, a bar, and a restaurant serving traditional cuisine.
Hotel Adler Thermae Spa & Relax Resort
£££
Bagno Vignoni
Craving a luxurious resort getaway? I can’t recommend Hotel Adler Thermae Spa & Relax Resort enough. Lavish, soothing, and overflowing with natural beauty, this has to be one of the best hotels in Tuscany’s countryside.
Radiating the essence of serendipity, this resort is a magnet for romance-seeking couples. Stay in chic, modern rooms with natural light and country sweeps from your cosy bed. Pamper yourself in the spa and wellness area boasting a Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, and herbal caldarium.
The hotel provides locally-sourced Tuscan dishes and a well-stocked wine cellar which the gym and swimming pools can counter in case of overindulgence.
Capannelle Wine Resort
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Gaiole in Chianti
Capannelle Wine Resort is where you can sip on ever-flowing wine and graze through vineyards (barefoot, of course) as you absorb the gorgeous country landscapes.
This Tuscany vineyard hotel sits on a charming hillside with cypress trees near Gaiole in Chianti’s town centre. The spacious rooms exude traditional Tuscany with terracotta floors and wood-beamed ceilings.
Take advantage of complimentary toiletries, a flat-screen TV, a hairdryer, and Wi-Fi. Providing a sense of seclusion, the property overlooks lush rolling hills from the outdoor swimming pool. Otherwise, embrace the wine culture via a tour and tasting escapade.
Wine Resort Conti di San Bonifacio
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Maremma
This Tuscany winery hotel is among the best of its kind, echoing its dreamy surroundings to give you a memorable escape. Instagram-worthy, lush vineyards and clear blue skies define this resort. Conti di San Bonifacio’s fortress-like appearance draws you in immediately, along with elegant decor and Carrara marble bathrooms.
Wake to freshly-baked goods and a buffet breakfast before lounging by the infinity pool. Interested in wine tasting?
This resort offers lovely wine-tasting and cookery courses, plus a traditional restaurant to taste local culture. You can organise horse-riding excursions and nighttime treks with the reception to explore your surroundings.
Hotel Calimala
£££
Florence
Experience luxury in abundance at the fun and stylish Hotel Calimala. It offers one of the best stays in Tuscany if you want to be in the beating heart of Florence.
Sporting vibrant colours, eccentric patterns, and quirky designs — this place has a one-of-a-kind look that makes it stand out from the usual Renaissance styles.
The rooms are ultra-modern, with French windows, plush beds, and massive mirrors adding to its playful vibe. This accommodation offers four-star services and amenities such as a daily breakfast buffet, a 24-hour front desk, and a concierge service.
Top Hotels in Tuscany: Frequently Asked Questions
Practical Tips to Consider Before Booking Your Tuscany Hotel
- Stuck on what to pack? Check out my Italy packing list.
- Have a look at my Italy travel guide to prepare for your trip.
- Taking a Tuscany road trip allows you to explore various cities, hidden villages, and the countryside in one go.
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