I stayed at the B&B agriturismo at Sant'Anna in Camprena over Easter weekend April 6-8, 2012. I did not rent a car, so finding the place was a bit of an adventure. Other patrons told me that even with a car it was confusing. I had thought to take the train from Florence to Siena, then take a bus from... More

Si tratta di un posto da incanto, dove regna la pace. Gli edifici, pur essendo ben curati, conservano un'atmosfera d'altri tempi. ll monastero e' circondato da una bellissima campagna che comprende dolci colline, fitti boschi, deliziosi paesini, e case coloniche di nobile aspetto. Calda l'accoglienza offerta dagli osti. Ci tornerei volentieri. It's an enchanting place where peace reigns. The buildings... More

There is something magical about this place. Wondrous scenery, beautifullly preserved history, warm, welcoming staff. A very special place and the highlight of our time in Tuscany. Rather than high end amenities, the serenity, beauty and history are the draws here. More

Sant’Anna is a very special place to us as we got married there in July 2011. We originally found the monastery as it was pointed out as the place where they filmed ‘The English Patient’ in our guidebook but it is also known for its frescos by Sodoma, a famous renaissance artist. We decided to get married there because the... More

First of all the pictures on website do not do this Agriturismo justice We spent 4 nights at Sant'Anna in Camprena and it was amazing. The Monastery is an incredible place to stay. Everywhere the athmosphere is very striking. In the great garden were the air is scented with lemon blossoms, you can enjoy a glass of wine looking the... More

Sant’Anna in Camprena may very well be Val D’Orcia’s best-kept secret. You won’t find any amenities like swimming pool, spa, TV, Internet connection… If this is what you are looking for, this will not be the place for you (but there are plenty of other resorts nearby with these characteristics). However, Sant’Anna is a unique place for enjoying truly breathtaking... More

Spent three glorious nights here in September as part of our tour of Tuscany, Umbria, and Cinque Terre. This beautiful 15th century Monastery is a perfect home base for visiting the Tuscan countryside, especially Pienza, Montepulciano, Monticchiello, Montalcino, and Siena. The Abby's view of the setting sun on the Tuscan hills is a photographers delight, and the serene setting and... More

Service, food/dinner, accommodation and hosts (Ornella, Stefano and all S. Anna in Camprena’s staff) = excellent ! Once we will come again to enjoy the stay in that lovely place! More

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights in mid-Oct. 2011. They offered a dinner one night and it was fabulous. If they offered dinner everynight, we would have stayed for dinner everynight as Ornella and her mom made a delicious, extremely filling meal. You don't leave hungry or thirsty and good thing your room is just upstairs! The... More