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Borgo Santo Pietro

Tuscany, Italy • Palazzetto • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,631 / night

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At a glance

A hand-restored thirteenth-century Tuscan hamlet with antique-furnished rooms, working vineyards, and a neoclassical palazzetto.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking rural Tuscany

Highlights:

  • Thirteenth-century hamlet restored across fifty hectares of vineyards and gardens
  • Each room furnished with antique four-posters, Baroque headboards, hand-painted botanical murals
  • Neoclassical palazzetto anchors converted agricultural buildings with terracotta roofs
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Strung across a hillside in the Val d'Orcia near Chiusdino, a thirteenth-century hamlet of stone farmhouses, olive groves, and cypress-lined drives was quietly transformed into one of Tuscany's most romantic retreats by Jeanette and Claus Thottrup, who acquired the estate in 2005 and spent years restoring it by hand. Borgo Santo Pietro now spreads across some fifty hectares of working land — vineyards, kitchen gardens, beehives — with the main villa, a neoclassical palazzetto built around 1800, anchoring a constellation of converted agricultural buildings whose terracotta-tiled roofs are visible from above as warm interruptions in the surrounding green. The interiors carry the feeling of a privately assembled Italian country house rather than a designed hotel, each room furnished differently with antique four-poster beds in carved walnut, crystal chandeliers suspended from exposed timber trusses, gilded Baroque headboards set against hand-painted botanical murals, and aged stone fireplaces framed by lace curtains in cream and ivory. Distressed plaster walls finished in chalky Tuscan tones run through the suites, grounded by worn travertine floors and patterned rugs. The restaurant, with its wide plank floors, rusted steel-framed windows opening onto rolling countryside, and hanging ironwork chandelier, achieves a particular atmosphere — sophisticated without formality. Outside, a curved natural stone pool terrace edged in terracotta amphorae and flowering Mediterranean planting completes the picture of an estate that has always looked exactly like this, even though it hasn't.

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About

Situated in the heart of Tuscany, Borgo Santo Pietro was once a healing stopover for medieval pilgrims. Today it continues to provide a sanctuary for modern souls, merging luxury hotel o erings and spa concept with a ‘farm-to-plate’ philosophy on a 300-acre estate. The estate encompasses a Michelin-starred restaurant, a holistic spa, organic skincare range Seed to Skin and an extensive organic farm. A sumptuous feeling of home pervades the 800-year- old luxury farmhouse hotel, with its worn leather armchairs pulled up around open fires, fresh flower arrangements picked straight from the garden and weathered brick wine cellar lined with boutique labels. Each of the boutique hotel’s 22 suites & rooms conveys its signature luxury experience of exquisite furnishings and chandeliers, antique art, bespoke beds, well- appointed bathrooms and a propinquity with nature. Whether the choice be a classic suite in the main 12th century villa, an exclusive suite with garden, or a seclusive villa with pool, the ethereal experience is designed for 5 star gratification and service.

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Borgo Santo Pietro Reviews

507 reviews

"An unforgettable lunch in one of the most enchanting places in Tuscany. Borgo Santo Pietro is truly exceptional: the food was outstanding, beautifully presented and full of exquisite flavors, while the service was absolutely impeccable—attentive, warm and professional without ever being intrusive. The atmosphere is simply incredible, with an elegance and serenity that make the experience feel truly special. Every detail was perfect, from the setting to the hospitality and, of course, the wonderful cuisine. A magical place and a truly unforgettable lunch. Borgo Santo Pietro is a gem that we will remember fondly and hope to return to very soon. Highly recommended!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 08, 2026

"Borgo Santo Pietro is unquestionably one of the most beautiful properties we've ever stayed at. The grounds are breathtaking, the rooms are stunning, and it truly feels like you've stepped into the Tuscan countryside of another era. The bed was incredibly comfortable, breakfast was exceptional, and we loved that it could be enjoyed either in the restaurant or in our room. We also had wonderful dining experiences throughout our stay. Il Saporo was a memorable Michelin-star experience, and Trattoria sull'Albero was equally enjoyable with delicious food, beautiful views, and a relaxed atmosphere. The property itself is fun to explore and has an undeniable sense of magic. Unfortunately, for over $6,500 per night, the overall experience didn't live up to the price. Our air conditioning was broken for three of our five nights. I first called at 2am. Someone attempted a repair, but I woke up two hours later still overheated. We were eventually told the system was broken, and because of a holiday, it couldn't be repaired immediately. A portable cooling unit was brought in, but it barely made a difference. We had to continue following up ourselves before the issue was finally resolved. Ordinarily this would have been frustrating enough, but this trip had originally been planned as our babymoon. Instead, it became a healing trip after we unexpectedly lost our baby just a week and a half before arriving. Sleep was something I desperately needed, and instead I found myself dreading bedtime. While I appreciated the dining credit they offered, it didn't feel proportional given the cost of the room and the impact on more than half of our stay. More disappointing was feeling like I was inconveniencing the staff by repeatedly asking for updates. I know I'm more sensitive to room temperature than some people, but at this price point, a functioning air conditioner shouldn't be a special request. There were several smaller details that also kept the experience from feeling truly 5 star. Amenities felt surprisingly transactional, with charges for nearly everything, even gelato and in-room snacks. The fire pit outside our suite could only be used for a short period before running out of wood (wood service ended around 9pm), and there was no way to dim the bright patio lighting, only turn it off completely. Borgo Santo Pietro is undeniably beautiful, but true luxury is about more than gorgeous surroundings. It's about thoughtful service, attention to detail, and how a hotel responds when things don't go as planned. For us, the service and overall value simply didn't justify the extraordinary price, and while we're glad we experienced it once, we wouldn't choose to stay again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 04, 2026

"Truly a sensational property with impeccable service and spa"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 02, 2026

"Our stay at Borgo Santo Pietro was pure magic. From the moment we arrived, the calm beauty of Tuscany surrounded us. We were upgraded from the Rosmarino Garden Suite to the Casa dei Fiori Bianchi Pool Suite (Casa de Fara)—a secluded haven with a private pool and lavender-scented towels, robes, and bedding that made every detail feel luxurious. Before we even checked in, I mentioned needing a specific mouthwash. The staff found it and had it delivered that same evening—a small act of care that perfectly captures Borgo’s spirit. We took the estate’s bicycles, freely scattered around for guests to use, and explored the gardens filled with lavender, rosemary, and lemon balm. Along the way we saw alpacas, chickens, and rabbits, whose fresh eggs appear at breakfast each morning. Nearly everything served here is grown or produced on-site. Dinner both nights at Trattoria sull’Albero, the “Treehouse,” was unforgettable—soft lantern light, the scent of wood smoke, and soulful Tuscan cuisine at its finest. Borgo Santo Pietro isn’t just a hotel—it’s a living expression of Tuscan grace and sustainability. Every person there radiates warmth and pride. We left restored and already dreaming of our return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 19, 2025

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