Borgo Petrognano (B&B and Homes) Barberino Val d'Elsa
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Località Petrognano-Semifonte n. 1 - 50021 Barberino Val d'Elsa (Firenze)
Tel. +39 333 8802968
Your period B&B in Tuscany
Three reasons why you'll love it here
- Pool, sauna and massage: pampering, Borgo Petrognano style
- Wine and olive oil tastings and tours in Vespa: totally Tuscan!
- Your suite at the top of the 13th century tower
Few places manage to capture the essence of a land quite as well as Borgo Petrognano captures the essence of Tuscany.
Steeped in history, oozing with old-world charm, this B&B in Barberino Val d'Elsa, is everything a rural retreat in Tuscany should be.
Snippets of history
A holiday in this beautiful B&B is tantamount to a journey back in time, to the 12th century when this cluster of buildings was first built.
Now an intimate country resort, Borgo Petrognano is all that remains of the old town of Semifonte, destroyed by the Florentines at the start of the 13th century.
Suite dreams
Four poster beds and Wi-Fi? You'll find the best of both medieval and modern-day Tuscany in Borgo Petrognano's individually decorated bedrooms and suites, characterized by terracotta floor tiles, exposed ceiling beams, and exquisite items of antique furniture.
On your honeymoon? Book the panoramic suite at the top of Borgo Petrognano's tower and get ready to relish the romance!
Tuscan garden
Set in the hotel's peaceful gardens, Borgo Petrognano's swimming pool provides the perfect place in which to while away the hottest hours of the day, surrounded by nothing but the glorious Tuscan countryside.
Want to be pampered? You can book a massage or treat yourself to a session in the sauna.
A whole region to explore
Borgo Petrognano is the ideal base from where to explore the towns and countryside of Tuscany.
Less than an hour's drive away from famous Tuscan art cities such as Siena, Pisa and Florence, this luxury B&B lies within easy reach of the vine-carpeted hills of Chianti and the town's where some of Italy's finest wines are produced.