Via per Sercognano 31
Loro Ciuffenna, 52020 Nightly Rates(258.96 - 331.47)
Property Description
Villa "La Grotta", by the name of the close torrent, is an amazing structure, turned into an elegant reception place. It is made up by the ancient villa - 750 mq. mts - farmhouse, private garden with panoramic view, parking area, swimming pool. The hall, the apartments and the bedrooms, with the name of the great artists of Tuscany, are style furnisned and really comfortable. You can visit villages, old churches, monasteries and the famous Borro Estate, residence of noble houses, or taste the typical Chianti wine and delicious food at the vintner's or in lovely restaurants.
Amenities
TV
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Conference Facilities
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
On the Garden
Golf
Exercise Gym
Horseback Riding
Horseback Riding
Kitchen
On the Park
Pets Allowed
Pool
Outdoor Parking
Telephone
Indoor Tennis
220 AC
Room Information
FLAT2
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Piero della Francesca. in the farm house:Piero della Francesca(55sq metres)sitting room kitchen and large tuscan fireplace,two double bedrooms and bathroom.
DBLST
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Verrocchio. Standard double room for two people - one large bed and private bathroom with shower
FLAT1
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Luca della Robbia. This apartment has got one doubleroom, one bathroom with shower, a livingroom with a sofa bed and a small kitchen
DBLSE
:
Pinturicchio. Standard double room with private bathroom
DBLSH
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Cimabue. Standard double room with private bathroom
FLAT8
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Raffaello. This apartment has got one doubleroom, a bathroom with shower, livingroom with a sofa-bed and a small kitchenette
FLAT5
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Giotto. The Giotto apartment is situated on the ground floor of the farmhouse next to the villa; it consists of one double bedroom, a bathroom, livingroom with sofa-bed and a small kitchenette.
FLAT6
:
Michelangelo. This apartment has got a doubleroom with a open fireplace, a bathroom with shower, a large livingroom with another open fireplace and a small kitchen
FLAT7
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Botticelli. This apartment has got a doubleroom, a bathroom with shower, a livingroom with a sofa-bed and a small kitchenette
FLAT3
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Leonardo Da Vinci . the apartment has one doubleroom, one bathroom, a livingroom with sofa-bed, TV, teklephone, a small kitchenette; it also has a huge balcony which holds comfortably ou to 10 persons.
FLAT4
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. The Caravaggio apart. is situated on the 2nd floor of the Villa; it has got two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large livingroom with sofa-bed, TV, telephone and a small kitchen.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 4 PM
Check out time is 10 AM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1700
Renovated in 2000
11 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
By car: Villa la Grotta can be easilyreached from the motorway: from South, take the Arezzo exit (15km.) and then follow indications to: Castiglion Fibocchi, then S.Giustino Vno. From the North: Valdarno exit (13km.) then follow the indications to "il Borro" S.Giustino V.no.
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Guarantee Policy
A valid credit card is required to guarantee the reservation
Cancellation Policy
Cancellate 7 days before the arrival to avoid a 1st night penalty.
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