Villa Rucellai

We stayed for 4 nights (2 adults, 2 kids). The location is a bit remote and the road gets quite narrow towards the end, but it isn't too difficult to find and the view is worth it. Breakfast was very nice, it included almost everything you need, including their own homemade olive oil. The only thing my wife was missing were scrambled eggs, but other than that, it was great. The villa itself has some historic significance and it still belongs to the Rucellai family, which just adds to the prestige. Altogether we had a great time here and would recommend it to anyone.

There is a train track nearby and some light sleepers might not like that, but we didn't hear the train at all during the night.

Beautiful

Our stay at the villa in Tuscany was an absolute dream — surrounded by stunning scenery and nestled within a working olive grove that felt like stepping back in time. The historic charm of the property and its breathtaking grounds made it a true retreat from the world. I only wish we could have stayed longer to soak in every peaceful, sun-drenched moment

The only drawback was an event at the Montessori down the road, which brought crowds and briefly blocked access. A little heads-up would have been nice, but in the end, it wasn’t a big issue and didn’t take away from our wonderful stay.

Wonderful view over the city as we had breakfast on the loggia. Very relaxing location.

The ancient steps up to the front door.