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Villa Petriolo

Tuscany, Italy • Cerreto Guidi • OPTIMIZE

avg. $253 / night

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At a glance

A restored seventeenth-century Tuscan farmstead with preserved agricultural architecture and valley views from an infinity pool.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts seeking authentic Tuscan restoration

Highlights:

  • Seventeenth-century farmstead with preserved lime-washed walls and barrel vaults
  • Infinity pool frames wheat fields and hilltop towns across the Arno valley
  • Restaurant in original cantina with exposed Roman brick arches
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PB hotel design editorial

Somewhere between Empoli and Cerreto Guidi, where the Arno valley flattens into vine rows and silver-leaved olives before the hills rise again toward San Miniato, a seventeenth-century Tuscan farmstead complex was converted into Villa Petriolo with the particular conviction that the building's agricultural bones — its lime-washed walls, terracotta floors, and barrel-vaulted cellars — deserved to survive the renovation rather than be smoothed away. From the air, the compound arrangement of the main villa and flanking cascine is immediately legible: the pale ochre render of the central building, the cypress sentinels marking the entrance court, the vineyards pressing in from three sides. The infinty pool, positioned to frame an unbroken prospect across undulating wheat fields toward a hilltop town on the horizon, makes that agricultural landscape the property's primary amenity. Inside, the interiors calibrate carefully between restoration and invention. Bedroom ceilings expose their original chestnut beams, the plasterwork left deliberately rough and mineral in tone — the grey-green marmorino finish giving walls an aged patina that no decorator could convincingly fake. Against this, the furnishings introduce a considered modernity: forged iron four-poster beds with brass finials, upholstered bench seats in dove-grey linen, freestanding roll-top baths positioned as room centerpieces rather than hidden behind doors. The restaurant, fitted into a vaulted cantina, pairs exposed Roman brick arches with copper pendant lighting and polished steel bar joinery — a combination that honors the bones of the agricultural building without pretending the twenty-first century hasn't arrived.

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Pool

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Free Parking

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Spa

Free Wifi

Non-smoking rooms

Fitness center

Air conditioning

Villa Petriolo Reviews

67 reviews

"Our stay at Villa Petriolo was truly exceptional. From the moment we arrived, the entire team made us feel right at home with their warm hospitality and genuine care. The property is beautiful, surrounded by breathtaking Tuscan landscapes that create the perfect atmosphere for relaxation and enjoyment. The spa experience was incredible—peaceful, rejuvenating, and one of the highlights of our stay. Every detail was thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and tranquility. The food was outstanding throughout our visit. Every meal was delicious, made with high-quality ingredients, and showcased the best of the local cuisine. Dining at Villa Petriolo was an experience in itself. The combination of outstanding service, beautiful accommodations, amazing food, and a world-class spa made this a truly unforgettable getaway. We highly recommend Villa Petriolo and look forward to returning in the future. Thank you for making us feel so welcome and creating such wonderful memories!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 23, 2026

"A SLH and they don’t have any room service past 11pm. You can no even ask for a soft drink and ice! Be aware that with the Summer Heat of italy their AC does not work. Called the front desk and they said they had to reset the AC!! If you think you well get a fresh room when outside is 40C forget it. Unbelievable!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 19, 2026

"Villa Petrolio is beautifully set in the countryside, offering a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere surrounded by nature. The location is quite remote, with not much nearby, although Florence is about a one-hour drive away. The staff were exceptionally friendly and always willing to help, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The restaurant food was very good, but after 2–4 days the menu started to feel repetitive. For that reason, I probably wouldn't stay much longer than 4–5 days. We did not have the opportunity to try the Michelin-starred restaurant. The infinity pool is excellent and easily accessible, although seating around the pool can be limited. This is one area where I think the hotel could improve. Overall, we had a great experience and would recommend Villa Petrolio for a relaxing countryside getaway."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 05, 2026

"A luxury small hotel villa out in the countryside - half way between Pisa and Florence. A beautiful base from which to explore Tuscany. Attention to detail really makes the difference. Spacious, beautiful rooms. Excellent fresh breakfast with lots of choice. We ate in the restaurant on 3 nights, so managed to get through most of the options, and all were fantastic in their own way. The waiters servers were friendly and super helpful. Try the locally produced wine, honey, sheeps milk cheeses etc etc etc. Drinks whilst watching the sunset with everybody smiling and looking stress-free. We did not try the spa or fitness room. A lovely outside pool though with an infinity feel to it. Very expensive but sometimes it's just worth it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 12, 2026

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