Villa Rignana - The Tuscan Collection in Greve in Chianti
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Description
In this hotel 12 rooms.
Policies and conditions
- Child policies: Children of all ages are welcome at this property. Children between 0 and 17 years old can stay for free if no extra bed is needed.
- Cribs and Extra Beds: For all room types, cribs can be added, but extra beds cannot be added. Fees for extra beds and cribs are not included in the total and must be paid at the hotel.
- Breakfast: Italian Buffet Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
- Pets: Pets are allowed on request
- Age Requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old
- Paying at the hotel: MasterCard, Visa, DinersClub
Services and facilities
- Smoke-free property
- Heating
- Garden
- Terrace
- Outdoor furniture
- Non-smoking rooms
- Room service
- Family room
- Bar
- Bottled water (at extra charge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- English
- Italian
- French
- Library
- Hiking
- Sun Deck
- Ping-Pong
- Parking
- Swimming pool
- Beach/pool towels
- Tennis court
- Babysitting and childcare
- Family/Kid Friendly
Street view
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Reviews
Dogs, rabbits, turkeys and even two alpacas wander about, they'll never come bother you but just be aware if it's not your thing.
The swimming pool is absolutely gorgeous.
The access is via a 3 km gravel road, no big issue, but we did have to drive carefully with our tiny car to avoid underbody damage.
The bedding in our room could use some replacement but it was definitely a wonderful stay overall.
Nestled in the peaceful countryside near Panzano, the villa is surrounded by rolling hills, vineyards, and stunning views of the Tuscan landscape. As a privately owned agriturismo, Villa Rignana offers a place that feels personal, authentic, and full of character. This is not a polished hotel with marble floors and sterile finishes! You stay in beautifully restored stone houses, decorated with care and great taste, where history and charm meet comfort.
There’s a clear sense that the host cares deeply about the property, the land, and the animals - and expects guests to treat everything with the same respect. During our stay, a heatwave swept through the region, and we appreciated how well the animals had access to shadow, food and water for their wellbeing. None were tied up in the fields, even though some recommendations suggest doing so.
The food was one of the absolute highlights. Our host or her team prepared homemade meals in her own kitchen, using fresh ingredients straight from the garden. While dining outdoors, two rabbits playfully hopped around our feet! And not to forget the alpacas — such quirky creatures that added to the charm of the place.
We spent long, relaxing days at the lovely pool and had fun on the private tennis court. There was plenty of space for quality family time, but also a warm and welcoming atmosphere for connecting with the host, her team, and the other guests.
Villa Rignana is soulful, serene, and filled with genuine Tuscan beauty. We left with happy memories and a strong wish to return.
We were a large group of 28, aged from 11 to 80 from Australia.
Pros - beautiful pool, stunning views, large open spaces, tennis court, friendly dogs, chickens and alpacas.
Cons - this is an old property and we had issues with:
1 - power outages
2 - water outages & quality (tap water not drinkable)
3- general upkeep and cleanliness of the rooms and kitchens.
4 - air-conditioning and ventilation - there is only air-conditioning in 2 of the many bedrooms, and only one works. There are fans however they are insufficient if you prefer sleeping in a cool room with fresh air
5 - towels and linen - there was one towel per person for a week. So you will likely need to wash and hang them out (there are no dryers).
6 - WiFi - sporadic. Ok for messaging etc, but not reliable for teams/zoom. Mobile coverage on the property also patchy.
The above issues are manageable however the primary issue was with the host. What you need to know before booking:
- the host lives onsite.
- the host shows up at gatherings "to check on things".
- there is a very strong push from the host for you to purchase catering for your group via her. The costs were extortionate, eg- a casual local cheese and ham night was EUR50 per person(inc children). Pizzas for the group was also EUR50 per person, and the portions and ingredients were miserable. These prices are double to triple what you will pay for much better quality nearby.
- there are certain "rules" that come up at times during the stay. Rules may or may not include - no usage of one of the kitchens as it is "heritage". Said “heritage” kitchen was equipped with a modern fridge and and an induction oven, there was nothing heritage about it (apart from the power outages).
- Sporadic allowance of the use of a portable speaker. Initially the speaker was offered for guests use. Then when she was grumpy it was her son's birthday present that couldn't be used, then on pleading we could use it again. When the battery died, apparently her son had taken the charger to Florence (sans the speaker itself)... She even flatly refused access when we were trying to celebrate 11yo twin birthdays. We gave up in the end and drove to Florence and bought one to save the grief.
- tennis is allowed, but you can only use the lights with the hosts permission.
- use of the pizza oven isn't allowed….”That’s for the chef”, ie pay me EUR50 pp and you can use it….
- swimming is allowed, however apparently it is an offense under Italian law to swim after 8pm…
- expect frequent requests for CASH. She demanded the tourist tax from everyone in CASH… every other villa we stayed in this was included in the initial price. She also wanted to be paid for any extras in CASH as she wouldn't take card or transfer, whereas every shop, market stall holder and taxi driver in the areas all accepted cars….odd.
The list could go on and on but you get the picture.
Our gathering was to celebrate a family milestone birthday. There was no loud or rowdy behavior, we thoroughly cleaned up after ourselves and even took the rubbish off site.
In an effort to be constructive Id suggest the host reads and pays attention to the Google reviews. If she were to take a different approach this place could be good, but sadly I can't recommend it as it currently is.
Fortunately our group was incredible and we were determined not to let her spoil the party.
There are also several animals on the property. While the house dogs and cat were great, it was a bit sad seeing each of the 2 farm dogs (who are also lovely) being tied up in the field at various times with an ant-ridden food bowl, a murky water bucket and a tiny plastic shelter. The fur on the 2 lamas was filled with burrs, which suggests they’re not regularly checked.
TLDR: A lovely location with lots of potential diminished by the attitude of the host and the care of some of the animals.
Furthermore, her listing is mis-leading. There are only 2 Air Condition Units for the whole property and only 1 of them worked properly. The stove was faulty so our Chef that we hired externally could not prepare some of the courses.
The worst VRBO/AirBnB booking ever!
Alessandra was a gracious host. The estate is beautiful, as are the rooms, and pool area (where some mornings Alessandra’s friendly alpacas, Machu and Picchu, could be found grazing).
We had delicious breakfasts with other guests (included in the cost of your stay), and lunches and drinks with Alessandra and her friends and family by the pool.
Please note that Alessandra’s villa is very much a relaxed family and friends getaway (I believe there were only 3 or 4 other parties staying at the property).
Alessandra also booked wonderful dinner experiences for us around Chianti!
Would definitely come back :)
We made our booking long time ahead and already made 100% payment to the host. However this Alexandra requested us to cancle the booking and make a new booking correcting an issue with the kids age. Which according to her was not possible to deal on spot or correct from her side. She referred to us even to book rather through her own page, which we did, She never confirmed this booking after and is not answering.
This is beyond acceptable and very rude, due to the departure is in three days and we have thanks to Alessandra no place to stay. Highly unprofessional and not nice at all. Be aware of her practice if booking this place. Your holiday might just never happen.
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Frequently asked questions about Villa Rignana - The Tuscan Collection
How much does it cost to stay at Villa Rignana - The Tuscan Collection?
The cost of staying in Villa Rignana - The Tuscan Collection depends on the dates, rates, number of guests and other conditions. The minimum estimated price is 2300 USD. Enter your dates to see the exact offer prices.
Which room categories are available in the Villa Rignana - The Tuscan Collection?
You can book Run of House, Standard room, Standard Double room, Superior room, Superior Double room, Deluxe room, Deluxe room with mountain view, Deluxe Double room, Deluxe Double room with land view, Suite, Suite with mountain view, Suite with view, 2 Bedrooms Suite, 2 Bedrooms Suite with garden view, 2 Bedrooms Quadruple Suite with garden view, Family Suite, 2 Bedrooms Family Suite, Double Suite with view, Villa, 3 Bedrooms Villa, Deluxe Villa, Cottage, Deluxe Cottage, 3 Bedrooms Deluxe Cottage, Luxury Cottage, 3 Bedrooms Luxury Cottage, 3 Bedrooms Luxury Double Cottage in the hotel. Please check room availability by choosing your dates
Does Rignana Estate - Art Retreats have a pool?
Yes, Rignana Estate - Art Retreats has a swimming pool for guests.
Are pets allowed at Rignana Estate - Art Retreats?
Yes, pets are welcome at Rignana Estate - Art Retreats, but we recommend calling ahead to confirm details (e.g., pet size, fees).
Does Rignana Estate - Art Retreats serve breakfast?
Yes, Rignana Estate - Art Retreats serves breakfast for guests. Breakfast options include Italian style.
How to get to Rignana Estate - Art Retreats from the nearest airport?
The nearest airport is Florence "Amerigo Vespucci" Airport, located about 51 mins from hotel by car (49.0 km) away.
What’s the cancellation policy at Rignana Estate - Art Retreats?
The cancellation policy at Rignana Estate - Art Retreats depends on your room type and booking terms.
Does Rignana Estate - Art Retreats offer airport transfers?
Yes, Rignana Estate - Art Retreats offers Airport pick-up service, Airport drop-off service for guests. We recommend contact ahead to confirm availability and pricing.


























