18 Best Wine hotels in Tuscany (2025)

Tuscany is not only the most famous wine region in Italy but, arguably, the globe. A reputation which is only added to by its romantic landscape of rolling hills and valleys, its abundance of sunshine and its striking, orange coloured soil — all which contribute to the flavour of local wines. Against the spectacular setting of the region's best wine regions, you'll understandably find some of the best wine hotels in Tuscany. Tuscany's signature red grape, Sangiovese, is responsible for the distinctive flavours of Montepulciano and Montalcino wines, while Cabernet Sauvignon is the main grape variety of the so-called ‘Super-Tuscan’ red wines. Chianti aside — see our separate guide to the 12 best wine hotels in Chianti — we’ve found our best wine hotels in Tuscany around Montepulciano, Montalcino, Orcia, Siena, Livorno and Cortona. It’s a cliché but there really is something for everyone, whether you want good food, great views, romance, relaxation or just a simple base from which to explore the area.

For a vineyard estate

• Conti di San Bonifacio is a stunning, five-room Tuscan farmhouse renovation, set in the hills above its own wine estate. Expect four-poster, muslin-draped beds, marble bathrooms, open fireplaces and romantic terraces. There’s also an infinity pool with incredible views. And, of course, fantastic food and wine.
• Enjoy farm-fresh cuisine, serene vineyard walks, and authentic Tuscan hospitality at Buonamico Wine Resort. Set in the rolling hills of Tuscany, expect spacious rooms with either a terrace overlooking the garden or a balcony with a view. There's also an outdoor pool surrounded by olive groves.
• Villa Petriolo is an organic estate set amongst lush olive groves with panoramic views of the rolling Tuscan hills. The elegant interiors feature exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and plush furnishings, plus there's an infinity pool and spa. The Michelin-starred dining with Tuscan ingredients, complemented by estate-made wine, olive oil, and fresh produce make this a stand-out choice.

For the album

• A seven-suite hilltop fortress with sweeping vineyard vistas, Castello di Vicarello feels intimate and indulgent. Interiors mix burnished wood, stone fireplaces and handcrafted Italian pieces. Expect a serene spa, fragrant gardens, and a restaurant rooted in homegrown produce. The pool’s widescreen countryside panorama is genuinely unforgettable.
• Set within a 13th-century Montalcino estate, Castello Banfi il Borgo pairs Sangiovese-lined horizons with individually styled rooms featuring antiques, vaulted ceilings and rich Tuscan textiles. Guests can enjoy two standout restaurants, an atmospheric enoteca for tastings, elegant gardens and a heated pool tucked into the castle’s historic walls.

For the views

• Il Borro pairs its medieval village setting with polished, villa-style interiors—think stone archways, warm woods and refined, understated decor. Guests have three dining options, a billiards room, pool and sauna, plus sweeping estate views that make it a standout escape for wine lovers seeking atmosphere and heritage.
• Perched above rolling vineyards, Villa Dievole Wine Resort delivers wide-open panoramas and a relaxed country-house feel with light-filled rooms, terracotta tones and generous outdoor terraces. Its Tuscan restaurant and hands-on cooking classes immerse guests in local flavours, while Siena sits close enough for effortless day trips between tastings.
• Al Gelso Bianco is a stunning country resort with sweeping views over the surrounding vineyards. There's a refreshing pool, self-catering apartments, fabulous breakfasts, and lush gardens, plus cooking classes, wine and oil tastings, farm-to-table dining experiences as well as truffle hunting. A delightful escape.

For foodies

• Converted from a stunning, 17th century manor house, Il Falconiere is perfectly positioned to overlook the Valdichiana, with stunning views from its Michelin-starred restaurant — where you can also take cooking classes and wine tastings. Even the spa has a wine theme, with wine therapy treatments involving the grapes and leaves of the vines, and the wine itself. There’s an inviting pool and 22 rather grand and spacious rooms and suites.
• Set amid the rolling countryside surrounding Lucca, Tenuta San Pietro offers 10 charming rooms with a wonderful mix of character and contemporary touches. The restaurant is a big draw for foodies where chef Guido delivers fabulous regional and Mediterranean cuisine (accompanied by the property's very own extra virgin olive oil). They also run cookery courses and holidays, for those looking to improve their skills.

For wine tastings

• Perched on a hilltop surrounded by estate vineyards, Relais Borgo San Felice immerses guests in Tuscan winemaking. Spacious rooms with tall windows and indulgent tubs feel made for unwinding after guided tastings, cellar sessions and sommelier-led flights. Mediterranean dishes round things off, making this a polished retreat for serious wine lovers.

For romantics

• For a rustic and romantic getaway, Salvadonica fits the bill. This classic Tuscan farmhouse is set amongst vineyards hidden in the rolling Chianti hills. Rooms have character with wrought-iron beds, frescoed walls, and exposed wooden beam ceilings, plus outside there's a pool, boules green, olive tree garden, and tennis court. For added romance, watch a movie together at the outdoor cinema. 
• Mormoraia is a romantic choice with its simple and chic rooms, outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna and Turkish bath. Set on a Tuscan farm near San Gimignano, there are innumerable beautiful walks nearby plus it's just a fifty-minute drive from both Siena and Florence. 
• Set in the rolling hills near Montepulciano, Podere Monti is a 16th-century farmhouse full of Tuscan charm. The six romantic rooms feature antique touches and four-poster beds. Lush gardens, an outdoor pool, and al fresco dining under wisteria make this a special stay. An ideal couples' stay.
• Just minutes from historic Montalcino, Villa Le Prata is another romantic choice. Enjoy intimate wine tastings, sunset views, and gourmet picnics amidst the scenic beauty of olive groves and cypresses. Rooms are full of 19th century charm plus there's a serene outdoor pool. This adult-only stay is a perfect choice for a chilled couples' escape.

For families

• Agriturismo Poggiacolle is a charming Tuscan farmhouse B&B with its own vineyards and saffron farm. There are four separate self-catering apartments with some sleeping up to 10, so a perfect base for families or groups. With an infinity pool, children's play area, tennis courts and scenic walks right from the doorstep, everyone will be kept happy.

For great value

• Close to Chiusi, but surrounded by vineyards, Il Patriarca is an elegant, 22-room hotel offering some of the best value accommodation in Tuscany. The views from the rooms, which have huge windows, are fantastic; the decor is a wonderfully romantic collection of antiques; the restaurant has a Michelin star, and an impressive wine cellar with its own relaxed bistro, and outside are stunning gardens.
• Agriturismo Vignamaggio pairs an authentic working estate with character-packed rooms featuring terracotta floors, rustic beams and heirloom furnishings across villas and farm buildings. Guests can enjoy two pools, a serene spa, gym, games room and play areas, plus a restaurant championing bold Tuscan dishes and its own standout wines. An affordable base.
   

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