Tenuta d'Arbia, Siena

What a braze taking surrounding - one of the most beautiful places we have seen. Restored by keeping the original fingerprints with modern facilities. Excellent selection of food and drinks from the region, prepared with love. Great and friendly staff. We will definitely recommend this place and hope to come back soon.

Little treasure in the middle of Turcany! Breathtaking views of the hills and fields! So calm that you could hear only the sound of birds! Amazing infinity pool to enjoy a swim, views and an aperitivo! So spacious rooms and so clean with levander smell everywhere! Perfect outside area to enjoy a glass of wine! Definitely suggest the chic-nic at sunset! Magical!

It was superb: the luxury of the room (even got an upgrade) design and quality, perfect bed and the most beautiful shower we have ever seen. Very good WIFI. The endless swimming pool of 30 meters long with a magnificent view! The very fresh and extended breakfast made with a lot homemade things served by very “gentile” staff, also the daily varying choice for the diner is a plus! Really a new hidden gem in Toscany! Must do! Thanks to the whole staff! Will certainly come back!

Love, love this beautiful place. Brand new resort that has a beautiful outlook on lavender and sunflower fields. The resort makes its own lavender creams, soaps and lotions from the lavender they harvest. The owner was hands on, the staff very accommodating . Wished we stayed longer as it is an ideal location. Pool is super long about 40m situated amongst the harvest…. Had dinner under the Tuscan stars , Barbara the chef did a wonderful meal. Have already forward details to friends and a new friend we meet in Florence for them to stay. Highly recommend! Will try and get back to see how the resort and crops are progressing.

Location close to Siena but away from the crowds. Being amongst lavender fields and sunflowers.

Tenuta D'Arbia is the place I have been looking for all these years. After vacationing in the Siena region before and remaining somewhat disappointed, I finally found my little piece of heaven. The Tenuta, opened in 2024, is set on just that hill, cypress trees lining the gravel road that takes you from the main highway to this little Shangri La. Deep in the Crete Senesi hills, the complex has just undergone a top-to-bottom renovation. It has been lavishly refurbished with ample rooms appointed with modern everything set in the traditional Tuscan style that exudes understated opulence in its simplicity and sophistication. Staying in the master suite which features a generous bedroom with separate living area and a bathroom which really double as your own very day spa, I felt in the lap of luxury, with every finish speaking of the loving detail that the designers applied. The staff was attentive while being reserved. It was clear that they had one thing in mind: make my stay memorable, comfortable, and such that I would feel at ease and at rest. The grounds feature olive trees and beds of wild flowers, with butterflies flitting here and there. A 100 feet infinity pool overlooks the nearby valley giving the impression that you can swim and fly at the same time. The rolling hills that surround the estate are those that you see in postcards: wheat stalks swaying in the sun, birds singing, and, I was lucky enough to see, a rainbow grace the distant horizon, lending a sublime frame to the grand panorama. The owner greeted me for dinner which unlike other establishments features uncomplicated dishes that rely on local ingredients to make them light and sumptuously delicious. Overall, I felt truly pampered and in the lap of luxury just 20 minutes away from Montalcino, Val D’Orcia, San Quirico D’Orcia, Bagno Vignoni, and 30 minutes from Pienza.