Monteverdi Tuscany
Castiglioncello del Trinoro, Tuscany, Italy
Set atop a medieval hill in Tuscany's Val d'Orcia, this boutique hotel provides a unique balance of historical architecture and modern amenities. Ideal for art lovers, food enthusiasts and wellness seekers, it offers an authentic Tuscan experience amid landscapes that have inspired artists for centuries.
Rooms and suites
Accommodations combine rustic charm with modern comfort. The Village Rooms are individually designed studios featuring king beds, hand-dyed linens, antique furnishings and views that bring the village's beauty indoors. For a bit more space and unique architectural features, the Village Suites offer airy layouts with village vistas, some including bathtubs or separate living areas.
For those seeking panoramic countryside views, the Tuscan View Suites provide expansive accommodations overlooking the rolling hills. The exclusive Monte Cetona Suite offers a private terrace and an oversized travertine soaking tub with vistas of the Val d'Orcia. Families or groups will appreciate the Private Village Houses — ranging from two to six bedrooms — complete with spacious living areas, full kitchens and all the comforts of home.
Amenities and experiences
Zita, the hotel's signature restaurant designed by Foster + Partners, serves seasonal dishes celebrating regional ingredients under Executive Chef Riccardo Bacciottini. The Library Bar offers a quiet space to relax with a book, coffee or gelato. The Lounge & Terrace Bar features wine, craft cocktails, live piano performances and sunsets.
At the Monteverdi Spa and Wellness Center, guests can experience treatments rooted in ancient beauty rituals enhanced by modern therapies. Offerings include artisanal massages using Santa Maria Novella products and personalized facials by Biologique Recherche. Facilities include treatment rooms, saunas, an underground warm pool with hydro-massage jets, indoor and outdoor plunge pools, cryo chambers, a fitness gym with Technogym equipment and a yoga studio.
The Culinary Academy, located in the village's former schoolhouse and led by Culinary Director Giancarla Bodoni, offers classes in Tuscan cooking, cheese making and pasta fundamentals. Each session concludes with a collaborative meal enjoyed with wine. The Chef's Table presents a five-course dinner paired with selected wines. Private dining available.
Cultural experiences include intimate concerts by internationally acclaimed musicians in venues like a 700-year-old church. The Monteverdi Art Gallery, designed by Foster + Partners, showcases contemporary art inspired by the region. The hotel hosts lectures and events featuring renowned thinkers and artists.
Activities like wine tastings, culinary festivals, hiking and horseback riding in the Val d'Orcia. Wellness retreats and special events such as concerts and artistic workshops connect guests to the region's heritage.
How to get here
Situated in Castiglioncello del Trinoro within the UNESCO-listed Val d'Orcia, the hotel is approximately halfway between Rome and Florence. International travelers can fly into Florence International Airport (about 90 minutes away), Rome's airports (around two hours away) or Perugia Airport (approximately one hour away). The Chiusi-Chianciano Terme train station, offering rail connections, is about a 20-minute drive from the village. Private airports Siena-Ampugnano and Grosseto are also nearby. Private transfers are available through the concierge team.
