Val D'Orcia Hotel Collection

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Locanda del Loggiato

Bagno Vignoni (Siena)

Fancy a holiday in Val d'Orcia, staying in a 14th century home in...

Adler Thermae

San Quirico d'Orcia (Siena)

The Adler Thermae Hotel is located just a few hundred meters away...

La Casa di Adelina

Monticchiello, Pienza (Siena)

If you like the idea of staying in a boutique B&B in one of...

Casa Parva

Montisi (Siena)

A much-loved family home, a gorgeous guest house, and a tiny Tuscan...

Pieve a Pava

San Giovanni d'Asso (Siena)

A luxury guesthouse surrounded by the breathtakingly beautiful...

Relais Villa Armena

Buonconvento (Siena)

Close to the walled medieval village of Buonconvento, once one of...

Borgo Lucignanello

San Giovanni d'Asso (Siena)

Borgo Lucignanello is situated in the southern most part of...

Casa Lemmi

San Quirico d'Orcia (Siena)

Casa Lemmi occupies a fabulous position in the heart of the...

Siena House

Torrita di Siena (Siena)

Siena House is the perfect example of how an ancient country...

Agriturismo Ardene

Montepulciano (Siena)

Just outside one of Tuscany's most stunning towns, Montepulciano,...

Locanda dell'Amorosa

Sinalunga (Siena)

The Locanda dell'Amorosa is located in what was once a tiny...

Val D'Orcia Towns in the vicinity

San Quirico d'Orcia

San Quirico d'Orcia is a picturesque little town perched on the top...

Bagno Vignoni

Bagno Vignoni is a picturesque village in Tuscany's Valdorcia, for...

Montalcino

Known worldwide for its prestigious wines, the Brunello and the...

Pienza

Just moments away from Chianciano Terme, along the historical Via...

Montepulciano

Known for its wine production and its Vino Nobile exported...

Chianciano Terme

Famous for its Spa center, Chianciano Terme is the European...

Val D'Orcia

Land of ancient customs, linked to agriculture, far away from the modern world. Still tied to an age old tradition of hospitality.

A land of age old agricultural traditions with an economy still dependent on the land, the Val D'Orcia, on the border of the Tuscan region, boasts a countryside similar to that of Siena which inspired poets and painters, and offers numerous itineraries for excursions.

Its villages are those of Castelmuzio, Monte Oliveto, Monticchiello, Castiglione D'orcia, Montefollonico, Petrolio, Bagno Vignoni and Radicofoni. The Val D'Orcia has a long history of offering hospitality to travelers, which today is expressed in events such as the Festival of Val D'Orcia. Not to be missed: the Churches of St Antimo and St Anna.

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