Immersed in the Tuscan countryside, near Arezzo, the Relais offers its guests unforgettable stays in an environment full of charm and history.

The period residence, skillfully restored, is made up of seven spacious and comfortable apartments, furnished in Tuscan style. Each apartment has a double bed and sofa bed, fully equipped... See More

Immersed in the Tuscan countryside, near Arezzo, the Relais offers its guests unforgettable stays in an environment full of charm and history.

The period residence, skillfully restored, is made up of seven spacious and comfortable apartments, furnished in Tuscan style. Each apartment has a double bed and sofa bed, fully equipped kitchen, HD satellite television, independent heating and a charming fireplace for winter evenings.

The large park surrounding the villa is made up of lawn and pine forest and features a splendid swimming pool, a large pergola and an original wood-burning oven with barbecue, where guests can cook freely on summer evenings.

The position of the Relais allows you to visit destinations of great artistic and cultural interest such as Florence, San Gimignano, Perugia, Assisi, Siena, Cortona, Lucignano, Anghiari, Sansepolcro, Monterchi, La Verna and Camaldoli in one day. Guests of the Relais will also be able to enjoy moments of relaxation in the common areas on the ground floor, where they will find numerous brochures and publications that will guide them in discovering the beauties of the area, full of addresses and ideas for a holiday dedicated to art, culture and gastronomy.

The palace was the ancient residence of the Bacci family, which among its illustrious boasts Bernardino Ugone da Campoleone who in 1289 took part in the battle of Campaldino leading 100 infantrymen, and in 1312 went to the camp of Arrigo VII, the Ghibelline emperor, who was preparing to besiege Florence. The splendid building, which bears the original coat of arms of the ancient family on the outside, has an exquisite Renaissance architecture inside. In recent years, with a skillful and patient restoration work, the property has been able to bring it back to its former glory, managing to combine current housing needs with profound respect for historical memory.

N.B. The restaurant is usually closed on Sunday for dinner, on Monday and on Tuesday, but following events in the structure, the closing days may vary. Breakfast is on request only from June to September.