Our Tour group (29) had a beautiful evening and meal at this lovely villa. The food was delicious---the workers were great--the owners took the time to stop and talk to us about the history of the villa. The grounds were so lovely---I could picture myself having a cup of tea at a table in the gardens. The wonderful old statues and flowers all blended together to give you feeling of dreamy romance. If I go back to Tuscany I will definity want to stay there.

Read the negative review of Villa Pasquini and all I can say is that some people are never happy with anything! Our group had such a wonderful time at the Villa that we have all shared our memories with friends who were not able to attend our trip! The Villa itself is a picture-perfect building at the top of a hill, overlooking the town of Montecatini. The drive up to the Villa was breathtaking. When we arrived at the top, we were met with a drink and a small bite to eat, but the view was the best! Everywhere we looked, we saw the gorgeous hillsides and town below. We happened to luckily have a full moon that night and as we were leaving, the moonlight lit up the entire valley and town below. It was such a special moment! We loved the food, wine and entertainment. It gave everyone a taste of Tuscany and we were able to sample food which some of us had never had before. Everything was wonderful! We kept ordering more olives which grew in the area and were delicious! They disappeared each time another bowl was brought out! The servers were wonderful and prompt with our requests. The food was terrific and the cream cake which we had for dessert was mouth-watering! Can't imagine someone not thoroughly enjoying it! Maybe the negative review was done by one of those high-faluting reviewers from a big city but our group loved each and every minute at the Villa!!

I have to disagree with one of the previous reviewers on this venue. We were with a small tour group (Cosmos) that stayed in Montecatini four nights. The evening we spent at Villa Pasquini was fantastic. The countryside was breathtaking, and the villa was very picturesque. Although we did not see the B&B part of the villa, in fairness we were there for the dinner only. The reception was warm with pre-dinner drinks served outside the entrance. Yes, there were just two bowls of "nibbles", but we were not there to stuff ourselves with nibbles. The dinner was the star of the evening. The area where we dined was nicely done and not crowded at all on the night we were there. Maybe ten tables full of guests were in attendance. The entertainer was fantastic. He had a good voice, and his musical renditions of recognizable Italian music were very entertaining. While he was doing his thing, we were treated to many courses of wonderful food starting with appetizers and ending with dessert and coffee. Wine and bottled water were definitely free-flowing. We enjoyed both the food and the wine. Guests laughed, danced, sang and had from what I could see a wonderful time. We were pleasantly surprised to get such a full evening of food and entertainment for 43 Euro and will remember it fondly as one of the true highlights of our one week in Italy.

Our tour group enjoyed the same evening at the Villa Pasquini as the very unhappy reviewer in June. The drive and the views were breathtaking, as were the grounds of the villa. The roses were huge and screaming with vibrant colors. We enjoyed a brief visit to the wedding chapel, and the fabulous (sorry to disagree) 5 course Italian dinner. The wine and a variety of alcohol was freely flowing, and food just kept coming. We were treated to truly authentic Italian country fare. Risotto, antipasto, soups, bruschetta.....etc. If you want a pizza- stay home. The "one man band", their singer and entertainer sang for hours, non stop. We danced. It was pleasant, fun and enjoyable. We are a well travelled group, and had been in Europe and Italy for well over 3 weeks. This beautiful moonlit evening was the highlight of our trip.