Archive for 'Countryside'

Booking your holiday is a big commitment but it shouldn't be a worrisome process. You should be able to book with peace of mind and then just get to looking forward to your trip. Reviews are key to the booking process as they let you know what you can expect from a company and a property. Luckily, our wonderful customers are great at remembering to share their experiences once they get home and we have lots of reviews to browse. As an example, we have compiled a list of some of our most reviewed properties to give you a taste of what you can expect from Tuscany Villas. Here are some more of those well-loved rentals.

5. Lugliano

This property is a beautiful and charming ancient villa situated in a quiet and panoramic location in the hills surrounding Lucca that has been recently restored and converted into 4 appealing apartments.

You're booking your big holiday of the year, you need a break and you're looking forward to it: a lot of pressure, right? You want to make sure nothing goes wrong and just be able to enjoy yourself. Well, while nothing is certain in this world and freak incidents can happen, customer reviews help us make sure we know what we're getting in to before committing to something. Luckily, our wonderful customers regularly review our properties so that we can improve and you can learn about real experiences in these villas. We have compiled a list of some of our most reviewed properties for you to peruse to help you get a feel for our company and to find a perfect destination for you. Here are some more of those well-loved rentals.

3. Palazzo Rosadi

Palazzo Rosadi is an actual palace, a beautifully restored historical manor house dating from 1785 with six bedrooms, a pool, extensive and lovely gardens and stunning views over the surrounding landscape.

When you're looking for anything – somewhere good to eat, a nice bar, a fun activity, a quiet beach – we tend to search for reviews nowadays. Hearing what real people have to say about something helps give us peace of mind and these reviews are even more important to consider when booking a holiday rental. Luckily, here at Tuscany Villas, we have been blessed with lots of customers who give us great feedback. Therefore, we thought that it would be a good idea to put together a list of our most-reviewed properties to show some of the excellent villas and experiences you can expect when you book with us!

1. Torre Del Cielo

Torre del Cielo is a superb 5 bedroom villa that boasts a large garden, a swimming pool and fantastic panoramic views over a valley towards lush green Tuscan hills.

We here, at Tuscany Villas, are keen to find attractions and activities for you to enjoy in Tuscany that are a little off the beaten track. We want to show you various sides of this beautiful region, often sides tourists never see, and offer you a wide variety of things to see and do. Hit up the must-see spots and iconic attractions, of course, but if you are looking for something a little different as well, we've got you covered. Recently, we discussed surfing (and how surprisingly good it is) in Tuscany but that is not the only excellent outdoor pursuit that the region facilitates perfectly; there are also brilliant rock climbing facilities throughout Tuscany.

The landscape of Tuscany is beautiful and varied, with lots of rolling hills, medieval hill towns and craggy cliffs that offer a wide range of rock climbing, from single pitch sport routes to long multi-pitch routes across a wide range of grades.

This past week, Tuscany has welcomed some rather high-profile tourists; Barack and Michelle Obama, who arrived in Tuscany last Friday for a six-day holiday at a luxury Tuscan estate. The former President of the United States of America and his wife stayed in a luxury resort called Borgo Finocchieto, a town located to the south of Siena, that was bought by a US ambassador in 2001.

The village is made up of a grand manor house with 22 suites and several villas all arranged around a central piazza, boasting facilities such as a 60ft-long oval swimming pool, a library, tennis court, wine-tasting room, cellar and basketball court. More than 800 years old, the village offers views across the surrounding hills and valleys and is located on the route of the Via Francigena, the ancient pilgrimage route that connected Canterbury to Rome.