I 20 migliori boutique hotel di Area di Arezzo (2026)

Recensione degli ospiti: Chose this hotel outside Cortona for its views and pool and neither disappointed. The grounds and pool are beautifully kept, and plenty of seating/sunbeds with shade if you want it (I do!). Dinner on the terraced outdoor restaurant was also accompanied by a fab sunset over the valley. Room had character, was clean, and with quiet aircon. Breakfast was a veritable feast if you wanted it, and the variety, even for those of us wanting savoury options, was excellent. The location was only a 10-minute drive from Cortona, which had ample parking.

Recensione degli ospiti: This was hands down one of my favorite hotels in all my travels. Hotel is beautifully decorated, the staff are really nice, and there is a great spa onsite that I used daily. There is a transport you can take for a fee (cheaper than taxi) to get you from Florence/Firenze airport to the hotel which takes about an hour and 15 minutes. It's a nice ride and really allows you to see the area coming into Stia. The rooms were very nice and updated with smart light controls and curtain openers. The bed is comfortable, the bathroom was beautiful, and there's a mini fridge in the room with drinks and local bars to eat. There is a balcony that was really nice that looked out upon the courtyard of the hotel but gave you a good view of the rest of Stia (and a bit of Pratovecchio). They also provide you a robe, slippers, and flip flops that you can wear to the spa as well. The spa has a warm pool/hottub and an inside/outside pool along with a steam room and sauna. I spent every day in here after the gym. They even have instructions on how to have a Turkish bath experience so that you can get the most of your time there. The restaurant and bar are 5 star and one of my favorite places to spend my time. The food at the restaurant is top notch made by some of the top chefs in Stia. Each dish was really delicious and worth a try, and I was extremely full by the end of each meal. Tuscan cooking is definitely some of the best in Italy, as I had some of the best meals in all of Italy here. The bar has its own menu of tapas and drinks. every drank name is a rhyme or saying and the mixologist Jacopo puts alot of work into making each drink aesthetically appealing and amazingly great tasting. I spent most of my nights there until it closed so that I could try every drink imaginable. The hotel manager suggested a couple excursions for me to take which included a cooking class where I learned to make tortelli which was one of the highlights of my trip.

Recensione degli ospiti: The breakfast was really nice. Alessandra welcomed us and was specially kind. All The staff is incredebly friendly.