Resort Capalbio

"I vacationed at this beautiful resort in August 2023 and it was a wonderful experience. The location is excellent, an infinite number of places to visit are easily reachable (Capalbio, Isola del Giglio and Giannutri, Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole, Saturnia spa, tarot garden, the archaeological park of Vulci, Talamone, etc.. .) even if you feel like staying in the resort and enjoying the pool. The accommodations are beautiful, spotlessly clean, well furnished and with a splendid veranda. Breakfast is from 10. The staff is perfect, including the owners, and special praise goes to the pizza chef because he is a uniquely friendly person. The food is excellent at the restaurant. Swimming pool and tennis and padel courts kept perfectly. Just one note, try to extend the days from 24 to 48 hours when you come on holiday. Compliments."

Locanda Rossa

"…If you opt for a suite. The hard-working and very friendly staff come in the morning and evening to tidy and clean the rooms. The breakfast buffet is excellent. The hotel grounds are spacious and very tastefully designed"

Valle Del Buttero

"My 2 teenagers and I watched for a week in Capalbio and this hotel . I cannot praise the hotel staff enough . Wonderful friendly and helpful staff and owners . The self serve breakfast is plentiful and to everyone’s taste . Lovely pool with lunch snacks available which the teens enjoyed . Plenty of wonderful restaurants each evening to sample within walking distance. 20 mins to the sea . Car hire needed . Easy access from Rome airport 90 mins . Highly recommended . Will def be back . Mattresses a bit hard but that’s the only fault ."

Agrialbergo la Sugherella

"A pleasant and quiet place, ideal for relaxing. Breakfast, abundant and household, offered a wide choice between sweet and salt. Managers are extremely friendly and available. We really regret to leave this magic corner."

Casale Artemisia Capalbio

Ghiaccio Bosco

"This is not your typical countryside hotel it’s something much more personal and grounding. Set within beautifully maintained grounds, with ancient trees and manicured gardens, the estate has a calm, almost meditative quality that encourages you to slow down and breathe. The property is small and intimate just a dozen or so rooms which added to the feeling of space and privacy. We stayed in one of the suites; while not overly flashy, it was clean, comfortable, and quietly charming. I understand there are plans for renovation, but honestly, the atmosphere already felt authentic and refined. There’s a lovely pool and jacuzzi nestled within the trees, surrounded by nature. You can tell the grounds are incredibly well maintained; old stone paths, flowering borders, tall cypresses—all creating a timeless Tuscan setting. It’s worth noting this isn’t a full-service hotel in the traditional sense. Beyond a beautiful breakfast in the main house (which was a real treat), there’s no restaurant, bar, or shop on-site. But that actually added to the experience. It encouraged us to truly unwind no distractions, no hustle just rest. We ventured out for meals in nearby villages, which became part of the charm and rhythm of the stay. The owner was absolutely delightful warm, welcoming, and generous. She made us feel completely at home and even sent us off with homemade cake when we left. If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat where you can reconnect with nature, get off the grid a little, and enjoy genuine hospitality, Ghiaccio Bosco is a true hidden gem."