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We visited Monteverdi in mid October as the fall colors were peaking, and it was spectacular. The location and views were amazing, and the resort was incredible. The old restored stone buildings created the vintage Tuscany village feel. The staff was warm and welcoming and the dinners and breakfast were delicious. The suite we had was spacious, clean, a blend of old Tuscany style and modern amenities, and each window had a great view. We hope to be back some day for a longer stay.

This place is magical. You feel like family in an updated village town. The staff and guests were all so friendly. It is small and you really get to know everyone "on campus". The food is amazing. We didn't get a chance to take a cooking class but other guests raved about it. I would recommend getting a car as it is remote and you don't want to rely of hiring drivers to go check out wineries, restaurants and other history. We also did a bike tour that was fun.

This is one of the finest resorts we have ever experienced. The views are incredible and the staff is on top of every detail making our stay at Monteverdi perfecto! Many thanks to the team at the spa that made our couples massage something to remember. The easy access to nearby towns and wine tours was expertly handled by the staff so we did not have to worry about those details and logistics. We look forward to coming back.

We were looking forward to our second stay at Monteverdi, and if I am going to be honest and relevant with this review, we would have to say were greatly disappointed this time around. (We wrote a glowing review after our first stay, so we feel we need to be candid about our most recent experiece here) MonteVerdi is still a first class property but for the following reasons below, it will not be one that we would stay at again on our travels to Italy. By way of reference, and comparison, we have also stayed at other boutique/luxury properties in Italy, including, Lupai, Rosewood Castiglion Del Bosco, and Borgo SanPietro which are similar in pricing and in some cases less expensive. Upon our first time arrival to the village like resort of MonteVerdi, we found ourselves lost in wonder of the beauty, charm and intentional preservation of the original small Italian historical village. It was a perfect restful place and a escape from our hectic lives at home, but attained to luxurious details and an authentic vibe. At that time, there remained a few long time residents, however all the other homes were bought out by the MonteVerdi and converted to beautiful hotel rooms that were all unique. The rooms were of course fully modernized, but were beautifully decorated with a 'rustic meets refined' approach. I'm a designer myself, and noted the unique design style. Very elegant, however loaded with rustic charm and details. There was a transitional feel, which mixed blended old world charm with the luxuries of today. There was only one restaraunt, and it was amazing.. with a beautiful tiered outdoor stone terrace that had the most incredible views of rolling tuscan hills. There was as a more casual and intimate bar which was amazing for before or after dinner cocktails also with a beutiful stone terrace. There was no spa at that time but they were starting renos for the beautiful spa that is there now. Unfortunatley though, since our first visit, the quaint and intimate feel in our opinion is all but lost. It seems that MonteVerdi is run on a much more corporate level from American owners and/or developers. A much bigger and very modern restaraunt has replaced the authentic and charming one of the past. The modern furniture, (think north american modern restaraunt hotel style), as well as top 40 style american music playing, made us feel like we were no longer in Italy. We love italy for the historical charm and also enjoy boutique style hotels and restarounts for a more intimate and relaxing experience from our fast paced North American Life. Unfortunately, in our opinion, MonteVerdi no longer feels this way. Although our first meal was very tasty, the experience seemed like we were eating in a restaraunt in Chicago rather then in the hill tops of Tuscany. Traditional apartments have been changed into business meeting rooms, and added on several rooms and we were placed in one of these over the new restaraunt. Our room did not lack quality b

I could not find a direct link for the restaruant but could not let it go without review. We traveled there from cortona for lunch nd it was the best exeprience we had. I’ve spoken about thse forces of natures and Simone was the most memorable Somme ever. Opinionated in that loving Italian way. He was our guide and our nanny - scolding us if we were being obviously pedestrian or over complciating things. Like when our firend wanted to mix balsamic with olive oil for bread dipping simpling saying “For me? No.” He was thrilled when I ordered the Nativi Wines - not because it was expensive - in fact was among the most affordable but because he was from there and the wines represented history. the steak was to die for. Delicious Fried artichokes Ham Nero Etruscan Tartare Nativi wines Delicious olive oil It is must tript o take.

This property is hands down the most magical place I've ever stayed... And I've traveled to nearly 70 countries and all 7 continents! From the moment we arrived, I felt at peace. The gorgeously renovated medieval town feels so isolated yet so homey. The staff are incredible and cater to your every needs and the common areas are just gorgeous and so well thought out. The food was some of the best I've ever had in all of Italy, and I loved taking a cooking class on one of our days there. We were in the six bedroom private villa and it was absolutely magical... I didn't want to leave! To the Monteverdi family, grazie mille for a memorable stay. I hope to be back!!