We had a wonderful stay at the Villa il Poggio, in this inspiring tuscany villa run by a super nice Elisabetta, who made us great breakfast and gave us useful advice to discover the wonders of tuscany! From this place you can easily visit the nicest places of the region : Montepulciano, Montalcino and of course Siena are perfectly accessible... More

We were planning to go to Toscana for quite a long time and eventually, when we had a chance, we headed to Villa il Poggio, which turned out a great choice! Superb villa, a great house with an authentic history became our wonderful retreat for 2 weeks. We enjoyed everything: staying in our room, spending time in a great garden,... More

very old and charming villa. haven't seen such a place before. elisabetta is a friendly and great host! we had a very nice room with a good view (room "verde"). the apartments look very comfortable as well. fantastic pool and garden for recreation. good breakfast, as you get extra-things if you ask (fruits, cheese). otherwise it's a simple italien-breakfast. a... More

We enjoyed a very nice two weeks at this place, with our family of 2 parents, a boy aged 7, and a girl aged 14. A wonderful spot, close to a not so exciting village. Elizabetta gave us a very welcoming stay. There is a lovely and clean swimming pool, with a nice view on the surrounding landscape. As there... More

I have mixed views when writing this review and will attempt to write a balanced review. My wife and I stayed at property from 4/8/07 to 11/8/07 drove from Rome ciampino perfect directions by tom tom sat-nav. We stayed in the apartment mansarda which is the cheapest apartment available in the property. On arrival whils't trying to find Elizabetta the... More

Villa Il Poggio is a charming farmhoues in an ideal location near the border of Tuscany and Umbria.The rooms were spacious and filled with authentic antiques. Unfortunately, most of the furniture was in need of new springs; especially the bed. The rooms and bathroom were very clean but the shower was quite small. (which is typical in most of Italy)... More