Agriturismo Podere San Giorgio

I stopped for coffee and cake while walking the Via Francigena and got a disappointing, disrespectful welcome. It's sad to see pilgrims treated this way at places along the route.

I had a wonderful break in Marco and Giusy's beautiful place among the Tuscan hills. They're warm, genuine hosts, and breakfast was lovely, with local produce and homemade cakes. Many thanks!

Absolutely beautiful property, quiet and well away from any big villages. It’s a good base for exploring Tuscany. The managers work hard, though they speak little English and don’t give much information. Nothing is provided in the units, so shop for groceries beforehand. The Tuscan dinner is amazing, while breakfast is pretty much continental. There aren’t any instructions in the units, and I think they may offer food trays, but I’m not sure. There’s nowhere very close to get a meal. Our unit was very dark, and we like lots of light.

We've spent two weeks here as a family for four years running, and would happily do it again and again. The location, setup, facilities, food, drinks, and service all feel genuine and professional. The value is frankly incredible if you take the time to talk with the owners about what you like. It’s a relaxing break surrounded by nature, with Marco&Giusy looking after you so courteously and going out of their way to fit in a last-minute dinner, a night swim, or a visit to the local fete. They can also point you to restaurants and brief you on nearby attractions, from Bolsena Lake, thermal baths, and aqua parks to Siena, Pienza, Montepulciano, and the seaside.