Castello di Fonterutoli

Lovely, real old castle. Our room was one of 3 on a level where we shared a beautiful sitting area with functional fire place, a dining room with a table big enough to hold 12+, and a fully equipped kitchen. Matteo at the front desk, and tasting room server, was helpful and knowledgeable. Jen, the breakfast waitress - she makers a perfect cappuccino - and maid afterwards, was lovely. Nice location, once you actually find the office, was in an ideal location to set out on day trips along 222. We really enjoyed ourselves!

Very cute rustic hotel. The common areas were very nice. We'd have to give it 4 out of 5 stars. We enjoyed the breakfast every morning, complimentary wine tasting, and bottled waters. Dinner at the restaurant was amazing! We also loved the little village that the hotel is located. Just wished the bed was more comfortable, that would have made it 5 stars! It was two twin beds that made a double, not much support.

Wonderful place to stay in Chianti. Beautiful, peaceful little hillside hamlet. You feel like you are a world away from the real world. 5 min drive to a lovely local town.

The estate is lovely and really peaceful, and close to other good wineries as well. The breakfast at their restaurant across the road is enjoyable if you sit outdoors, where you can look out over the rolling hills. The room we had was large but our personal preference meant we didn't really like the rustic stone floors (bring your own slippers!). There is no shower curtain for the tub so you can only take a bath or shower sitting down. The communal lounge area is good for relaxing and we appreciated the free sparkling water kept in the fridge for guests to help themselves.

Absolutely amazing! We couldn't have been happier to stay here during our honeymoon ! We miss June's coffee making skills! And the scrambled eggs :) and we had the best florentine steak ever! Wine is delicious and very affordable for the quality