Via La Dogana 12 PERGO DI CORTONA
Cortona, 52040 Nightly Rates(243.21 - 243.21)2 Star
Property Description
'La Corte dei Papi' is an ancient Manor-House dating back to the end of 1700. The stone and terracotta structure has been completely restored to maintain the style, history and culture of the area. The Relais is an oasis of peace and quiet, ideal for those who would like to enjoy traditional local atmosphere. David Papi and his staff are pleased to offer you the greatest hospitality and comfort in this enchanting hotel, where you can sample local dishes and fine wines of the region. A green oasis in the etruscan land between Tuscany and Umbria. Easy access to our private parking and luxury garden with our swimming pool at your complete disposal. We offer accomodation combined with cooking classes, art classes, walking tours, winetasting tours and olive oil making.
Amenities
120 AC
120 DC
220 AC
220 DC
Air Conditioned
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Bath Tub
Bay View
Bidet
Bathroom Telephone
Car Rental Desk
Continental Breakfast
Meal Plan - Continental
Copy Service
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Doctor on Call
Double Bed
Desk with lamp
FAX
Fire Alarm with Light
Free Parking
On the Garden
Garden View
Hairdryers Available
Honeymoon Suite
Ice Machine
International Direct Dial
Internet Access
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Maid Service
Mini Bar
Mountain View
Multilingual
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
On the Park
Pets Allowed
Pool
Outdoor Parking
Queen Bed
Radio
Restaurant
Room Service
Shower
Sitting Area
Smoke Detectors
Sofa Bed
Suite
Telephone
Temperature Control
Toilet
Tour Desk
TV
TV Remote Control
Twin Bed
Wake-up Service
WC
Wheel Chair Access
Room Information
Double Room De Luxe
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Superior double room Superior double room with king size bed, en-suite bathroom with shower. Air conditioning/ heating, frigo-bar, telephone, TV, Internet access.
Junior Suite De Luxe
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Superior Room Junior Suite De Luxe with king size bed, ensuite bathroom with shower jacuzzi-sauna, attached lounge-sitting room. Situated on the first floor of main premises with vews over estate grounds.
Junior Suite
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1 bedroom suite with handmade furnishing Beamed ceiling and typical Tuscan decorations The junior suite is composed by a bedroom with a king bed and 1 sofa bed with typical decors and fine crafted linens, with exposed stone walls and traditional terracotta underfoot. Bathroom en-suite, air conditioning with temperature control, mini-bar, satellite TV, international direct dial telephone, hairdryer.
Suite
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Composed by 1 bedroom plus 1 living room Antique Tuscan furnishing and beamed ceiling The suite is composed by 1 bedroom and a living room with sofa bed with typical decors and fine crafted linens, with exposed stone walls and traditional terracotta underfoot. Comfort is completed by a bathroom en-suite, air conditioning with temperature control, mini-bar, satellite TV, international direct dial telephone, hairdryer.
Suite De Luxe
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Bridal Suite Premium Luxury Suite with queen size bed, separate lounge and en-suite bathroom with shower. Unique deco. Situated on the second floor in the main premises comands a unique view over the property estate grounds, swimming pool and an aspect of Cortona.
Twin room
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Room with handmade antique furnishing Beamed ceiling and typical Tuscan decorations The soundproofed rooms are each unique in decor and with fine crafted linens, with exposed stone walls and traditional terracotta underfoot. Comfort is completed by a bathroom en-suite, air conditioning with temperature control, mini-bar, satellite TV, international direct dial telephone, hairdryer.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1200
Check out time is 1100
Time Zone is +1
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Directions
The closest airport is Florence, but for continental flights is Rome. Nearest major airports are: 1 - Rome 1 and 1/2 hours drive , 200Km. Join the motorway A1 direction Florence and exit at Valdichiana where you need to follow directions to Perugia E45. Exit Castiglion del Lago - Cortona and turn right at OSSAIA. Follow directions to Mercatale for other 4 Km until you reach the village of Pergo, the hotel is a few hundred yards on your right hand side. 2 -Florence, one hour , about 80Km. Join the motorway A1 direction Rome and exit at Valdichiana where you need to follow directions to Cortona-Camucia; once you get to Camucia please follow directions to Mercatale-Pergo for other 4 Km until you reach the village of Pergo, the hotel is a few hundred yards on your right hand side. 3 -Pisa,1 and 1/2 hours drive, 180Km By train. Direct train Milan-Firenze-Roma -see time tables for Rome-Cortona and Milan-Cortona connections: Terontola-Cortona railway station ,194 km from Rome, 122 km from Florence. Camucia-Cortona railway station The Terontola station is 11 km from Cortona and the Camucia station is 5 km from Cortona. There is a bus service to Cortona from both stations. By car: Autostrada del Sole (State Highway green on the map above):'Valdichiana' Exit. Upon exiting the highway, take the Siena-Perugia State Road and continue towards Perugia. There are 3 possible turn-offs for Cortona: Cortona via Manzano, Cortona via Laurentana and Cortona via Strada Statale 71, State Road 71. In this latter case, at Camucia there is a deviation for Cortona and Citta di Castello, the Umbran-Cortonese Province Road. Once you get to Camucia please follow directions to Mercatale-Pergo for other 4 Km until you reach the village of Pergo, the hotel is a few hundred yards on your right hand side.
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
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Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining Information
Our Restaurant, located in the ancient villa's wine cellar, offers guests traditional Tuscan dishes featuring fresh meat, fish, and vegetables. Our chef and his staff personally prepare all dishes including bread, pasta and desserts. Our elegant wine selection is hand-picked to accompany our seasonal menus.
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference Information
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Recreation Information
Recreation Information
We have a generous swimming pool and good size grounds. Golf courses and tennis are available nearby. Montalcino lies in the province of Siena, about 42 kilometres south of the city. It represents a outer layer of the Senese soil before one reaches the woods of the Seamma and the steep ascents of Mount Amiata. It is important to mention its enological vocation. In fact, the local wines, both red and white, were already highly valued in the Middle Ages. Montalcino is the home of the Brunello which has been defined as the best and the most famous Italian wine. (THE WINE ROAD)
Area Attractions
The Relais is centrally located for visits to most famous destinations such as Florence :one hour drive or by train; Rome: one and 1/2 hour drive or by train; Assisi less than one hour drive; Arezzo 29 km half hour drive; Siena 70 km 40 minutes drive; Perugia half hour drive and Lake Trasimeno 10 minutes drive. Tuscany is not only known for its famous CHIANTI wine, it is a land of discoveries waiting to be explored. We also organize culinary classes where oue chef will introduce you to the secrets of traditional recipies.
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