Top 10 Historic Hotels & Accommodation in Brunello di Montalcino Wine Area from NZ$160

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Our top choices for Brunello di Montalcino Wine Area historic hotels

Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel

Montalcino

Talib

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Residenza Fabroni

Montepulciano

Nicholas

includes taxes & fees

30 July - 31 July

55-inch Smart TV with satellite channels, TV, Netflix

Palazzo Carletti

Montepulciano

Michael

includes taxes & fees

30 July - 31 July

Castello di Gargonza

Monte San Savino

Ariel

includes taxes & fees

24 July - 25 July

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Top Brunello di Montalcino Wine Area Hotel Reviews

Hotel Chiusarelli

8/10 Good

"The hotel itself was fine and the rooms were nice however we booked 3 rooms and some had a kettle and water in and others didn’t. Parking which was said is available is only for 5 cars which you have to book in advance. 5 cars for over 50 bedrooms. Needless to say parking was an issue. Night staff was fantastic as well as some of the day staff however one of the older guys during the day was not exactly a friendly guest oriented person. All in all the hotel and most of the staff were great and the location was excellent."

Villa Ermellina Siena, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"One of my favorite hotels. The rooms (at least ours) are very small. BUT... they're beautiful as is the entire property. It's a hike to town, so plan on driving or taking a cab. The views are incredible. It's the type of hotel experience you would imagine for your Italian dream vacation. Nitpicks: We booked two days in Siena as a rest in the middle of the rest of our travels. This would have been PERFECT for that, except that they were hosting a large, Indian wedding. (Which was BEAUTIFUL by the way.) But, the DJ played (accompanied by a saxophonist!) until almost midnight and the morning ceremony started pretty early as well. So, it didn't end up being as restful as we'd hoped as this was all happening right outside our window. Also, if the restaurant or bar is closed, there is no where to get a snack or drink. (Not really anywhere to get just a snack anyway.) Wouldn't be such a big deal, except you're not near any convenience stories or anything. A vending machine would be nice!"