Residence Ai Campi Da Golf Saturnia

For me that place is the n1 place in Italy for relaxation, I liked the hot springs and 🍷 wine and 🫒 olive handmade by owner!

The villa was not near public transport, which I didn't research, however when the host realised we were without a car and stuck in town several klms uphill away, he had his lovely father come get us.

Without a car, probably not very practical however the scenery and the effort the host and his family went to for us was excellent.

Location, quiet, view.

Poor Wi-fi, sofa to little, TV need more channels, need kettle, toaster and ironing.

Great location!

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I was travelling by public transport so it was a little tricky to find, but with the help of Googlemaps I got there and it was a pleasant walk (2ms) from the bus-stop. Mattheo the host met me and he drove me up to the village (another 2kms - a pleasant walk, as I discovered the next day, but it was getting dark ...) so I could buy food to cook. He also arranged for his father to give me a lift back. So I was very happy about that as I had been a bit uncertain about how I was going to eat that night ... all was well. Olive oil, wine and honey produced on the family land was supplied, and they were all absolutely delicious. Some coffee and tea was also provided. The only thing missing from the kitchen was a pair of scissors ...! Otherwise, everything was perfect. It is not luxury accommodation in material terms - the furniture was quite basic and spartan - but everything was clean and functional. The location is absolutely superb - just a ten minute walk to the natural hot springs and another short walk to the big hotel where you can luxuriate all day in the pools and lounge in the sauna there - and all of it in a beautiful, well-kept natural setting. There is a small garden front and back of the accommodation where one might sit if the sun were shining - though unfortunately it rained most of the time I was there. Nonetheless, a very pleasant stay.

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