“Eccezionale”
The property was surrounded by greenery and very quiet. Everything was perfect.
GiorgiHá um mês
★★★·Abbadia San Salvatore·9.3
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Agriturismo Trefossata in Abbadia San Salvatore offers a rustic farm stay with a garden, free public Wi‑Fi, and private check‑in/out. Guests enjoy an outdoor fireplace, picnic area, family rooms, bicycle parking, on‑site parking, and yoga classes. Breakfast features Italian pastries, juice, and pancakes. Nearby attractions include Mount Amiata (16 km), Bagni San Filippo (7 km), and Parco dei Mulini.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The property was surrounded by greenery and very quiet. Everything was perfect.
Giorgi·Há um mês
The setting was simple and authentic, and the manager was very accommodating. The atmosphere and overall well‑being of the place were great. Breakfast was good and carefully prepared, though we’re used to a wider variety. Offering homemade products in a small venue can be seen as a charm. I’d definitely come back! The only issue in the photos, the white spot in the forest, is the agritourism. A few minor details could be improved: the shower box needs fixing, the bathroom flush is slow and noisy, and the access road is somewhat rough and uneven. That wasn’t a problem for us, though. (Suggestion: in the second room we stayed in, there was no hanger; a simple floor‑standing one would suffice. Otherwise it was perfect.)
Lafe·Há 4 meses
Breakfast featured genuine products made directly by Andrea. The setting was calm and peaceful, allowing you to relax and enjoy nature. Andrea is a fantastic host who can recommend nearby spots and is willing to accommodate various requests.
Niccolò·Há um ano
Andrea’s welcome was warm, and the place was silent. Fantastic!
Emanuela·Há um ano
An oasis of silence steeped in history and surrounded by nature. The attention to detail and the friendliness of the staff were outstanding. The only downside was that the road to the property had several potholes.
Francesco·Há um ano