We stayed at Palazzo Leopoldo as part of a hiking tour through Tuscany. The location in Radda in Chianti is charming & there are great vistas everywhere, especially on the back terrace where you should definitely have breakfast. The rooms are clean, huge & well-appointed. Sometimes, the showers are tempermental when it comes to warm water, but this was a... More

We had a room on the top floor with a spectacular view of the chianti hills. I've stayed here before and find it to be very good value. The decor is simple and rustic - distressed wood and terracotta tile - the room was large, quiet and clean. Comfortable bed with nice linens. There was lots of hot water and... More

We were booked into this hotel as part of a package Vespa tour through Tuscany. Not knowing what to expect, we arrived to find a property that far and away exceeded our notions. The decor was old world and fit the character of the village; the staff is wonderfully attentive and the rooms were large comfortable and WARM! Being a... More

Contrary to "Maestro's" contention (on Seinfeld) that there are no vacancies in Tuscany, this is a great one. My wife & I stayed at the Leopoldo & found it charming. After reading some other reviews I concur that the rooms are large with comfortable period furnishings, the baths are modernized & very pleasant (loved the heated towel racks), the staff... More

This hotel is located in the heart of Radda in Chianti and is a very nice, clean, with character and nice and very helpful staff. Rooms have good furniture although not new, and bathrooms have more modern fixtures. Beds are very comfortable. As mentioned, staff are helpful and tries to accommodate guests: we mentioned our room was very noisy each... More

A friend and myself stayed at the Palazzo Leopoldo for the week when we took part in L'Eroica vintage Cycle Sportive in October 2012. From the time of our arrival, laden with two vintage racing bikes, the staff were very helpful and friendly. We were given the keys to a great garage/workshop to work on the bikes and store them... More

My wife and I stayed at the Palazzo Leopoldo at the suggestion of our travel agent, a native Italian who has stayed there several times and always found it a lovely place. She certainly was right. This is a quaint, well-managed hotel in Radda in the Chianti Region. As soon as you enter the hotel you will sense its warm,... More

We used Radda Chianti as a base for our tour of the Tuscany region. Its not the best place to be in, but was good enough for our group. The hotel was dressed in mostly period furniture, which made it a tad gloomy, but was otherwise clean and comfortable. The breakfast , at 10Euro, was good value. We loved eating... More

Leopoldo. Not my favorite ever. It is really dark..and obviously very, very old. Even the light in the bedroom is not sufficient. If you have trouble with stairs and hills, you will not be happy here..and it is certainly not handicapped -accessible.. When we checked in we had three suitcases and our room was on the 2nd floor..the young female... More