We spent two wonderful weeks at Borgo di Vagli. The setting among the Tuscan hillside is breathtaking. The quiet and solitude is so calming. But most of all you feel a part of he Tuscan life when you're there as you're staying in a 13th century village once inhabited by the locals. The food at the restaurant is authentic and... More

It was quaint, authentic (alittle too much so to be totally comfortable) and remote. Very pleasant staff but no information was offered unless you asked. I bet most guests had no idea there was a bocce court and ping pong on the property. The other reviews are spot on. Location made it difficult to do day trips since you had... More

Borgo di Vagli is an enchanting place out in the Tuscan country side and very remote. In this review, we'll point out things we wish we'd known prior to going on this trip. Our main purpose for the trip was to see and experience Tuscany. Now retrospectively, we wish we picked a lodging place which was more central and easier... More

Borgo di Vagli is beautiful and the staff is wonderful in terms of availability, friendliness, helpfulness and overall hospitality. The views are spectacular! The restaurant on the premises is very good and it is worthwhile dining there. However, we ended up eating dinner there more than we had planned because we did not want to deal with the road coming... More

It’s been nearly two months since we returned from Italy but pleasant thoughts of Borgo di Vagli still remain. We stayed in a restored 14th century 3 bedroom, 2 bath villa with wonderful views of Castle Pierl across the valley. The villa included all the comforts of home: spacious rooms, great bathrooms and bath products, internet access, full equipped kitchen... More

There is not much more I can add to the prior reviews except to update that the property in July of 07 is still as the others described. It is a truly magical experience.Very remote but it won't take long to adapt to the quiet and beauty of the the property and entire region. We stayed in a 2 bedroom/2bath... More

In August 2004, I spent 7 nights in unit #17 - Romantique, which was a studio unit detached from all the other buildings on the edge of this 13th refurbished hamlet. I wasn't quite prepared for the remote location; however, it grew on me! Maybe I just didn't do enough research prior to arriving. The hamlet is about 20 minutes... More

The Hamlet is isolated (a 2 kilometre drive on a unpaved road, which undulates and we were told about prior to arrival). But the view from this beautifully restored Hamlet is well worth the 4 minute drive. Each property is beautifully restored and the attention to detail is complete. We have been renting accommodation in Tuscany and Umbria for over... More