Badia di Campoleone welcomes its guests in elegant rooms and suites located within the historic villa. Every room is decorated in classic and refined style with period pieces of furniture and precious fabrics, creating a luxury and comfortable ambiance.
The historic frescoes and the stunning views onto the Tuscan countryside make of every stay a unique experience. The villa consists of 22 rooms, each one of them different from the others, to provide a warm and customized welcoming. The combination of history and modernity makes Badia di Campoleone truly one of a kind.
For those looking for more independence and privacy, the apartments located in the outbuildings of Badia di Campoleone represent the ideal solution. With 11 apartments in total, guests can take advantage of large spaces and comfortable living rooms, the ideal accommodation facility for families or groups of friends.
The Tuscan rustic style of these apartments blends with all modern conveniences showing perfect harmony between tradition and comfort.
Badia di Campoleone can accommodate up to 90 people in the rooms of the main villa and the apartments in the annexes. The layout of the accommodation facilities creates a welcoming and friendly ambiance that is perfect for people attending weddings, family reunions or other special events.
The large and different spaces guarantee comfort and privacy and give guests the chance to enjoy a relaxing stay in one of the most beautiful places in Tuscany. Each detail is carefully studied to ensure an unforgettable experience for everyone.
In addition to the stay in luxury rooms and apartments, Badia di Campoleone provides a series of extra services to enrich the experience of guests. Relaxing massages, wellness treatments, Tuscan cooking classes, wine tasting and sports activities are only a few of the available options.
Moreover, transfer services from and to airports, guided tours of Tuscan cities and tailored activities can be organized to create a custom-made stay that meets our guests’ preferences and wishes.
