Fantastic dining, relaxing and wonderful service.Motalcino, Bagno Vignoni,Montalpuciano,all very close to visit.
Md

WE have now had two one week stays in the Adler Thermae, one in summer and one in autumn and cannot recommend it highly enough. The restaurant staff are excellent with children and it was a daily highlight for the kids.
The Spa is top class and the hotel itself is marvellous.

The three nights I spent here last may were lovely. The warm baths are amazing, however and highly recommended. It's pretty crowded, getting into the spa rooms can be a struggle, one should go early or late in the day. What really makes this place wonderful is the service. Everyone at the hotel is very warm and kind. It's a little like the Mohonk Mountain House, but with serious italian flair. The food is absolutely delicious and abundant. The pre-dinner buffet is a dinner unto itself and everything is very good. Breakfast is the quietest meal and the fruit was fabulous. Fresh passion fruit was a real treat. And the coffee is excellent. I would love to come back with the kids, because it's a very relaxed, family-friendly environment. Everything is done very well, but simply, which actually is just as it should be.

We recently stayed from a Sunday to Thursday at the Adler. My mother-in-law, myself and my 3 sons arrived after visiting Venice and Florence. The Adler was SO relaxing in comparison to the busy and crowded cities. My boys loved the kids' club (except the horseback riding where they had to wait their turn to ride the one horse around a circle). The kids' club staff were excellent and friendly to parents and kids. I loved that you could take them in and out as you pleased since it was all included in the price. The food was plentiful and very good. The hot springs pool was large with different places to sit in the massaging bubbles. The family suite fit our group very well and even had 2 bathrooms. One excursion we wanted to do was fully booked unfortunately. The spa services were excellent! Hoping to return here or to the Adler-Dolomites.