Find hotels near Villa Acquaviva - La Fattoria, Manciano from NT$2,692

"It has a nice view and location, close to hot springs, very nice breakfast. Hosts are very kind and helpful. "

"Gorgeous place wuth great views. "

"Good breakfast, friendly staff and located convenient to the thermal springs. Beautiful setting."

"Hard to find but very quaint. "

"Fabulous country hotel "

"Great hotel! Quiet and peaceful place. "

"The inn is one of many in the countryside of southern Tuscany. It was a beautiful property and beautiful room. The service however was quite poor. We requested two glasses of ice from the ice maker and were told very emphatically "No!". I requested coffee or tea for the electric water pot in our room, and was very begrudgingly provided tea. It became uncomfortable to interact with the staff."

"The property was great no complaints about it, only complaints is there is no trustworthy way of transportation so recommend renting a vehicle "

"This place is amazing! "

"It was wonderful"

"Lovely accommodation and a good range of food for breakfast"

"Property is excellent "

"Beautiful "

"Great location, small but clean room."

"We had the best breakfast of our entire trip through Tuscany—fresh, delicious, and made with so much care. The owners are truly wonderful people: kind, helpful, and incredibly accommodating. The views from the property are breathtaking, and we loved staying somewhere that genuinely cares about the environment and makes conscious choices in everything they do. We left feeling grateful for the experience and would happily return."

"This is a beautiful property with an excellent restaurant. One of the best meals we had on our trip. The facilities are well maintained and clean. Would highly recommend and hope to stay there again! "

"very warm and welcoming. I do recommend having a phone with roaming access so you can receive your instructions to access."

"Excellent property! Very cute inside and out! "

"The view and calmness."

"the room was fine but the manager is not in the area and the one who supported us was not speaking English (only a little bit)"