Name: La Ghiandaia
Address: Via Case Sparse, 105, Greve, Greve in Chianti, Greve in Chianti, Greve in Chianti, 50020, Italy
Rating: 10

Smoke-free property

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Family room

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English

Italian

French

Japanese

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Barbecue grill(s)

Hiking

Sun Deck

Ping-Pong

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Parking

Swimming pool

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Pool and beach

Solarium

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Kids

Pets Not Allowed

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Piazzale Michelangelo

Basilica of Santa Croce

Pitti Palace

Uffizi Gallery

Ponte Vecchio

Palazzo Vecchio

Piazza della Signoria

Piazza del Duomo

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore

Academy Gallery

Medici Chapels

Firenze-Peretola Airport

Pecci Contemporary Art Museum

Museo del Tessuto

Castello dell'Imperatore

Santa Maria delle Carceri

Monash University - Prato

Galleria Comunale e Museo Civico

Palazzo Datini

Palazzo Pretorio

Duomo di Prato

Museo dell'Opera del Duomo

Museum of Mural Painting

La Ghiandaia

Greve in Chianti

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golf-view

harbour-view

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lake-view

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river-view

sea-front

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basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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kitchen

Silvia and Luca are the greatest hosts which made our stay super enjoyable!

We booked the Giardino for just the two of us.  It is a very large space that stayed nice and cool when the daytime temps got to the 80s f.

The view is wonderful, there is lots of hot water and the bed was comfortable!  We were able to have our dinners outside at the table.

The WiFi worked in our rooms facing their residence, but I doubt the rooms further back in the villa get coverage.  Luca advised that the WiFi is from the roof of their residence and it works best in the covered patio / recreation area.

I would definitely stay here again!  Why stay in a hotel when you can stay in the REAL Italy!

Villa suites with a view and great hosts!

We spent 4 lovely nights in this scenic quiet  spot. The  rooms are in an original stone building, very clean and cozy. The hosts, Silvia and Luca were warm and helpful. Wonderful  place for a family get together  with a pool and lots of spaces for children to play and for adults to relax. Highly recommend!

A rural treasure

Not only teb location is far the best you can ask for in Tuscany, but the owners, Silvia and Luca, and their three amazing daughters will make you feel at home and you will never want to leave. Tuscany's countryside is always amazing, but the view from the bedrooms is breathtaking! Come for a visit and you will leave your heart here, with nature, history and five of the most amazing Italians you will ever run into! If you can, don't let the covid virus stop you from coming here!! We will most definitely come back!

If you're travelling to Italy you do not want to miss this!

So when Silvia wrote us that the place was a bit tricky to find, it was no joke! As we were riding up the mountain road, my mom was seriously questioning if we understood the directions correctly. 10 min later, turned out we did. Fair warning, this is not for the faint of heart but once you’ve maneuvered up the steep path you are rewarded with the most beautiful view in the heart of Tuscany and the Chianti region. 
It looks like something from an old fairytale, beautiful, rustic, homey but also…..cold. The weather had been playing April fools with everybody and we were doubting we could survive a night in the beautiful stone house, no matter how much we liked it. They even had to close the pool in advance, as temperatures were too low. Silvia brought us extra blankets and asked her husband to put on the heat. Even though we had to pay extra for it, it was absolutely worth it and our frozen Scandinavian hearts started to warm up. 

Silvia and her family are excellent hosts and you can tell they put their hearts and souls into this Agriturismo. Our fridge was filled before we arrived and they were always asking if we were comfortable. Silvia is very chatty in the best sense of the word and was happy to share her knowledge and secrets of the region. I strongly recommend you let her be your guide during the visit. Thanks to her, we visited several fantastic restaurants (including the best pasta we’ve ever had in Sienna), got insights on where to go, had the best wine and discovered some hidden gems. She also helped with all bookings and here is a recommendation: if you want to visit some of the wine producers (and you do, why else are you here?), make sure to book well in advance. We, unfortunately, missed to visit a wine house that looked a bit like MoMa but that is just another reason to come back. 
As my parents were also celebrating an anniversary, Silvia asked if she could plan a meal at the house instead of going out. Turns out, they have a wine cellar of their own, where we dinned on Silvia's excellent homemade food. 

All and all, it wouldn’t have been half the great experience without the kindness of our hosts. The place is absolutely worth a visit and we will be happy to come back in the future! Thank you for making it such a pleasant stay for us, this is a vacation we will never forget.

Fantastic hosts, fantastic place!

After a rather scary drive up the hill a paradise opened itself to us! Rustic apartments with old charm and space for large families or groups. Postcard views from all the windows and a tranquillity that is rare nowadays. We did daytrips to PISA, Florens, Sienna and San Gimignano and returned in the evening for the meals in the apartment. There is pool, tabletennis, fotball court and even a place for boccia so the kids are entertained
The host family speaks several languages so there is no problem communicating which is great. They are also like dictionaries for tips where to go and not, so ask them for advise. 
Just remember that you need to bring everything for the apartment (not pots and pans), but in the nearby town Figline Valdarno is a HUGE supermarket where you can buy everything you need for your stay. 
I will never forget this place and the family and we will come back.

Outstanding Agriturismo in Toscana

We traveled to Italy to see my sister. We rented out the entire B & B for 10 days.  It was awesome.  The hosts were incredible.  We had a party for 21 people and the owner found a chef and menu and it was perfect.  She is a creative chef and breakfast each morning was filled with home baked goods, meats, cheese and fruit.  Our fridge was stocked each day with essentials.  This house is located near Treviso and since we had a car, we were able to travel to the beach and other locations all within an hours drive.  It is quiet and well maintained.  If you are looking in this area of Italy - look no further than La Ghiandaia!!!  It is a grand place to stay on your vacation.  Simply the BEST

Vacation paradise

The scenery is stunning here, so if you're looking for classic Italian countryside look no further.  Think rolling hills, olive trees, grape vines and bees and butterflies feeding on lavender.

The owners are very welcoming and helpful, if perhaps a little over-precious about things not being broken (look out for the lecture on how to open the windows!).

The amenities aren't out of the ordinary, but they're fine - the rooms were large and well-furnished and the hot water worked.  The buildings are old, so expect to duck through doorways, look out for low beams, and to climb steep staircases.  

The pool area and grounds are very nice and well kept.

The property is about a mile off the main road along an unmade track - driving this was not difficult, but just so you're aware of it.

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