Castiglion del Bosco

Current Local Time: 21:19 / Thu, May 24th, 2012

Kiwi Score

84

Rated Apr, 2011
Kiwi Score Explained
- Service
  
  8
  
  80%
- Rooms
  
  10
  
  100%
- Food & Beverage
  
  9
  
  90%
- Spa & Fitness
  
  8
  
  80%
- Attention to Detail
  
  9
  
  90%
- Generosity & Value
  
  7
  
  70%
- Wow / Hip Factor
  
  7
  
  70%
- Architecture & Design
  
  9
  
  90%
- Location
  
  8
  
  80%
- Fit to Promise
  
  9
  
  90%
Nightly Rates from:

EUR 350

Nightly Rates From

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(USD 440)
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Complimentary continental breakfast

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VIP Guest status

$25 food or beverage voucher

Free in-room Internet or Valet parking

Read Our Terms and Conditions
- Room & Suites:
  23
- Setting:
  Countryside
- Style:
  Boutique, Classic, Historical, Hotel

Overview
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Overview

Standing at the top of a rolling hill, guests watch the sun hazily creep up over the countless rows of vines. Much like the wine produced in Tuscany, the scenery of Castiglion del Bosco is intoxicating, and demands to be savored.

Learn to prepare Tuscan cuisine at Il Canonica with freshly picked ingredients from the splendid Orto, which was designed by the Vatican's garden landscaper.

Tuscany is lush, seductive, and by all counts, addictive. The sprawling estate of Castiglion del Bosco’ wine-producing lands date back nearly 800 years.

The heart of the estate is Il Borgo, made up of 23 restored 17th - and 18th-century suites, plus Il Canonica (a cooking school, two restaurants serving local produce, meats and the freshest of pastas, and a cigar and cognac lounge), an Italian Kitchen Garden, Infinity pool, and A Care Suite Spa by Daniel Steiner.

The vine-strewn grounds produce their sacred juices, and feed the award-winning winery that shares the hotel's namesake. Originally for private use, the winery only became commercial on 1950, and now produces a grouping of acclaimed Brunellos.

Aside from the winery itself, the grounds also feature the Drago Golf Course, designed by Tom Weiskopf. And that's just the beginning. Extensive hiking and biking trails pass over ridges, and by streams and waterfalls. Go old school, and follow the lead of Tuscan herdsman riding magnificent Maremma horses — you'll need to work up an appetite to truly sample all the flavors of Tuscany.

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