"There are no words to describe our experience at this incredibly beautiful and wonderful charming several century old village resort in Chianti. It was everything you imagined Italy to be in wine country. Probably one of my favorite places I have ever stayed at, and I’ve stayed at hundreds of of places around the world. The staff was wonderful, the accommodations were just super cool. It was once a village dating back over 100+ years. It was truly remarkable that the owner discovered it and restored it, creating a truly wonderful experience and beautiful Tuscany. We definitely will stay here every time we go to Tuscany in the future. This is a must-stay place!"
"Everything about this place is excellent. We had a wonderful stay and beautiful views of the sunrise! One thing to note is that you do have to take a flight of stairs to your room as there is no elevator. If you have luggage you may want to take this into consideration. We did and it was manageable!"
"Borgo San Luis is a luxury destination! The four of us were treated as honored guests of great renown. The grounds were wide, varied, and immaculate. The breakfasts were special events for us foodies, and the swimming pool was refreshing even in October!. Parking was free, secure, and accessible. We easily saw why the Borgo was a destination for the weddings, feasts, and meetings that were taking place at the time of our visit -- but they were never intrusive. The staff were multi-lingual and honestly could not do enough for us. Should you ever desire a dream from which that you did not want to awaken, visit Borgo San Luis."
"We stayed at this basic but nice 3-star hotel just one night while visiting Siena. We had a room for 3 for my wife and I and our adult daughter. The hotel was easy walking distance from the train/bus station. It's kind of weird because you enter an indoor shopping area across the street from the station and then go up about 6 banks of escalators to get up the hillside. Then the hotel is just a block away. One of the AC units didn't work but friendly staff helped start the other one. All staff were very friendly and spoke English. Easy walk a few blocks into the old city. Wonderful breakfast!!! We were able to leave our bags for most of the day while we explored the city prior to leaving on the bus again. I would definitely stay again."
What's the best dog-friendly accommodation option in Sant'Andrea?
Il Pozzo di Sant'Andrea is a top affittacamere for people travelling with their pets, and offers a restaurant and a seasonal outdoor pool for its human guests. La Grotta di Montecchino is another option for a stay with your pet.
What's the best time of year to travel to Sant'Andrea with my pet?
When you travel with your pet, keeping tabs on the weather can help you make the trip more safe and fun for everyone. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 22°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Sant'Andrea is 937 mm.
What is there to see and do with your pet in Sant'Andrea?
During your visit, enjoy visiting Porta Romana and Fontebranda. When you're in the area, make time for a stop at Palazzo Pubblico.