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Our top choices for Montecatini Val di Cecina villas

A swimming pool with a view of the landscape, surrounded by greenery and a pergola structure.

1. Villa Le Polle di Meletro

Rivalto

P13,623 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

A stone building with an arched entrance, surrounded by gravel, potted plants, and trees.

2. Villa Montecastello

Monteriggioni

Alvaro

P11,789 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 3 - Oct 4

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Top Montecatini Val di Cecina Hotel Reviews

Hotel Borgo San Luigi

8/10 Good

"Great breakfast and clean room. However, not a very kid friendly with no high chair available in the room and the few ones in the restaurant were broken or dirty. Good place for adulte."

Villa Sabolini

8/10 Good

"Beautiful 14th century villa in the Tuscan hills with very pretty pool and restaurant areas, and very helpful and friendly staff. The food was hearty and enjoyable, but not the highest standard, even compared to restaurants in the area. It's in a great location for exploring Florence, Chianti region and Siena. The room we used (superior garden view) was good, very interesting features due to the age of the property, with a stunning view. However, it was not very cosy for spending time in and the A/C struggled as well. Overall we were very happy with our choice and had a great stay!"

Hotel Palazzo San Lorenzo & SPA

8/10 Good

"I can’t fault the hotel in general, but honestly, it felt a bit soulless. We stayed at the sister hotel Relais Della Rovere earlier in the week and loved it. It felt warm, authentic and welcoming. The bar was by reception and constantly had people in it and all areas of the hotel were charming, whereas the Palazzo San Lorenzo, while impressive looking, lacked character inside despite being an old palace and in an area of architectural beauty/interest. As you are up the top of the old town, although there are some nice restaurants, they all keep strange opening hours/ days and on a Monday there is nowhere in walking distance to get lunch and limited options for dinner on a Sunday. That would have been fine if the hotel had food options, but they only do breakfast (which is very nice ) and then dinner for two hours in the evening. We were expecting Caffe San Lorenzo to do food, but we never saw it open and apparently they don’t do food despite it stating they do on the website. Maybe it’s off season for them, but the website doesn’t give opening times or say what days the restaurant/ caffe Lorenzo are closed. You get two small bottles of water in the fridge in the room daily, but there is nowhere to get any other bottled drinks throughout the day or around the pool unless you drive down to the main town to a supermarket. Whilst a decent hotel, we wanted somewhere to relax and not have to venture far to eat and drink after a busy week previously, this didn’t tick that box for us"

Park Hotel Marinetta

10/10 Excellent

"We really liked our short 3 day stay, a pit-stop between places. We did not get to use all the amenities Park Marinetta had to offer and spend our days mostly at the beach. The buffet breakfast had everything you’d expect to find and then some. We did not have dinner at the buffet. Staff was very helpful and courteous. A very pleasant experience!"

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