Val d'Elsa Farmstay

A historic square with stone buildings, a prominent tower, and outdoor seating areas.

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Our top choices for Val d'Elsa farmstays

A rustic stone building with a wooden ceiling and a view of a vineyard.

1. Tenuta Sovestro - Agriturismo e Winery

San Gimignano

J MANUEL

P11,597 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A stone staircase leading to a gated entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and a well-maintained lawn.

2. Tenuta Decimo

San Gimignano

FLOR

P3,783 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A pool with a view of rolling hills and distant buildings.

3. Poderi Arcangelo

San Gimignano

Hector

P8,110 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 2 - Nov 3

A view of a swimming pool with lounge chairs, surrounded by greenery and tall trees, with a building in the background.

4. Mormoraia

San Gimignano

Kathleen

P18,425 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 16 - Oct 17

A swimming pool with lounge chairs and a view of a hill with buildings.

5. Agriturismo Il Casolare di Bucciano

San Gimignano

"The views and quality of this agriturismo is simply outstanding. Peaceful and surreal, the view of San Gimigano are amazing. We had a wonderful time. Breakfast options could have been more varied for vegetarians and the staff member who greeted us on arrival could have been a little more welcoming! All other members of staff were outstanding. Did their best to accommodate us, including cooking special egg free dishes! Gratzie!"

Satnam

P8,354 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 2 - Nov 3

A stone building with a paved pathway leading to an arched entrance.

6. Capanna 1826

San Gimignano

Richa

P7,163 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 30 - Oct 31

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and a building with a tiled roof.

7. The Podere Wine Resort Chianti

Barberino Val d'Elsa

P22,751 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

An outdoor seating area with a table, two sofas, and an umbrella.

San Gimignano

A.R.

P8,832 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 15 - Oct 16

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by lush greenery and hills.

14. Casanova di Pescille

San Gimignano

Alexander Cartaya

P12,563 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A swimming pool with lounge chairs and a view of the countryside.

15. Agriturismo Rebarco

Castelfiorentino

Tiziana

P3,177 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 5 - Nov 6

A stone building with arched doorways, a central courtyard, and potted plants.

16. Castel Pietraio

Monteriggioni

Emil

A glass table with two wine glasses and a lantern on a patio with potted plants and a view of the city skyline at dusk.

17. Agriturismo Il Segreto di Pietrafitta

San Gimignano

"This was truly one of my best travel experiences. The attention to detail from every staff member and from the owners and the friendly hospitality make you feel relaxed and comfortable from the minute you step onto the property. The views are breathtaking. We visited other argiriturismos which were beautiful but the views and character at Il Segreto were unmatched in our opinion. We ate dinner on property every night and looked forward to it each day. We loved the changing multi-course menu and...

safet

P19,751 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 11 - Oct 12

A pool area with three tall trees, a clear sky, and a distant view of a vineyard.

18. Poderi Arcangelo Glamping

San Gimignano

"Amazing place to stay. Simple and unpretentious. Clean, comfortable and modern. Great views (room and bar terrace) and nice staff. Glamping pods are separate from the main house and feel very private and secluded. Beautiful setting overlooking the hills and vineyards. Room (Olive suite) had a coffee machine and mini fridge with complimentary drinks/snacks. Large outdoor wrap-around terrace which got sun all day and late into the evening. Views overlooking the vineyards and rolling hills....

Craig

P20,720 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A stone building with a red-tiled roof, a stone pathway, and a garden with tall grass and trees.

19. Agriturismo Il Castagnolino

San Gimignano

Marjo

P9,856 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A villa with a swimming pool, surrounded by lush greenery and hills.

20. Relais Sassa al Sole

San Miniato

Mackenzie

P13,406 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 20 - Oct 21

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Top Val d'Elsa Hotel Reviews

Hotel Leon Bianco

10/10 Excellent

"The location was perfect and we had a place to park and change the bikes."

Hotel Sovestro

10/10 Excellent

"We were looking for a Tuscan experience and this hotel more than met our expectations. They had an excellent restaurant on site for breakfast and dinner. The pool was large and nice to use after a day of visiting. Hotel is close to San Gimignano which is a must see town, We used the hotel shuttle to get to the town since it was an uphill walk and walked back. The sights were quite spectacular. We had a wine tasting of their vineyards wines which was also very nice. Can not say enough about how much we enjoyed our stay."

Relais Santa Chiara Hotel by Double Hospitality

10/10 Excellent

"I wanna thank the amazing staff, they were all super nice and attentive , the Hotel is AMAZING, it makes you feel like you are home, the view is just out of this world. I would without a doubt stay there every time visiting San Geminiano. PS: Parking was easy and Breakfast was 5 stars.."

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"

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