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Val d'Orcia's rolling hills are home to this albergo diffuso named after the 16th-century humanist, designed around bold colours, contemporary artworks, and custom-made furniture by local artisans alongside old wooden beams and four-poster beds. A standout infinity pool with countryside views; an osteria-style lunch with ragu to follow. A car is needed and worth it.
Val d'Orcia's rolling hills are home to this albergo diffuso named after the 16th-century humanist, designed around bold colours, contemporary artworks, and custom-made furniture by local artisans alongside old wooden beams and four-poster beds. A standout infinity pool with countryside views; an osteria-style lunch with ragu to follow. A car is needed and worth it.
a long weekend, a week
Named after the 16th-century humanist. Artworks and custom-made furniture.
almost local, foodies, country living
8:12 AM
Breakfast at Zita hits different. Generous, housemade, and best enjoyed with a stack of crêpes to start – trust us, we've tested thoroughly.
11:00 AM
There’s plenty to do here, but we’ve got a soft spot for this morning class with chef Giancarla Bodoni. You’ll get all the secrets of Tuscan cooking – and yes, the ingredients are just as dreamy as the setting.
12:30 PM
The best part – tasting what you cooked. Sure, it’s homemade, but it’s also all been made using only local ingredients. It’s not just Tuscan-inspired, it is Tuscany on a plate.
2:59 PM
Lounge by the dreamy infinity pool and soak up the calm – or go full explorer mode and wander through the village’s 12th-century castle ruins.
5:21 PM
Rendezvous at the Terrace Bar for a pre-dinner tipple served up with seriously beautiful Tuscan views. Order the Negroni, they make a great one here.
8:00 PM
This is elevated Tuscan dining with a sustainable twist. Chef Riccardo Bacciottini transforms local ingredients into inventive tasting menus that rooted in tradition and nature. Enjoy.
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2pers.
22 - 32m2
concierge
airport car service
on requestparking
complimentaryvalet parking
complimentaryBicycles
on requestEV charging
Babysitting
Room service
daily servicing
dailyoutdoor swimming pool
Gym
Spa
shuttle
Kid's Club
Golf course
tennis
Hair salon
Via di Mezzo, 2, 53047 Castiglioncello del Trinoro SI, Italy
4:00 PM / 11:00 AM
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The spa’s minimalist design uses wood and iron to accentuate the landscape, blending and bonding the inside with the out.
Zita’s kitchen draws on local culinary traditions, reimagining sustainably sourced ingredients with a modern eye.
Rooms reflect the Tuscan landscape, using sustainable wood and stone to honour local heritage and setting.