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  • Small-scale, luxury hotel converted from a 14th-century monastery. The hotel’s best antiques are in the public areas, leaving rooms simple but well-appointed. There’s a small pool in the garden.

  • Now being refurbished to three-star status, the Bigallo has long been famous among the Florence budget-conscious for its views of the Duomo group. The only drawback is the noise of pedestrians on the streets below.

  • This was once a barracks for the Sienese army in their last stand against Florentine forces. Now its rustic rooms have serenity and comfort, with sweeping valley views from one side and lofted mini-apartments on the street side. There’s also a small pool on the terrace.

  • In 1998, as part of the restoration work, this 16-room hotel was installed in a wing of Sorano’s 13th-century castle. Rooms come with wooden ceilings, fantastic countryside views and 19th-century furnishings. And with the high breezes, there is little need of air-conditioning. Closed January and February.

  • The palazzo is 12th-century, but the rooms (some medium-sized, others cramped) are modern and comfy. The 12 “panoramic” rooms feature Duomo views, including a small top-floor double with windows on three sides and sweeping vistas.

  • Labyrinthine old budget hotel in an 18th-century palazzo. The comforts are basic, but it’s well-maintained and friendly. The rooftop gardens have a gate with direct access to the city’s pretty public park.

  • A turretted fortress from the Dark Ages anchors this wine and olive oil estate, where the eight apartments are spacious. There’s also a pool and mountain bikes for hire. No minimum stay.

  • A 12th-century castle and wine estate that rents six rooms (min 3 nights) and 2 apartments (weekly) in its complex of medieval buildings. Activities tend towards cantina visits and wine tastings, and the restaurant is good.

  • Fewer amenities but bags of style in this Renaissance villa. Six doubles and three triples (plus larger apartments available Apr–Sep). Three-night minimum in rooms; one week in apartments.

  • The four large, multi-level apartments, sleeping 4–6, are country-styled. Pretty gardens.

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