Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Terranuova Bracciolini from NZ$170

"Yes"

"Great location, staff were always friendly, helpful and accommodating. Room was very clean but layout could have thought out better, "

"The breakfast buffet was okay. "

"Yes, the breakfast bar was very good."

"The deluxe bungalow was great! Similar in size to a large hotel room with comfy beds. It was cold in March after the sun set, so we were glad the heating worked. We often got our breakfast at the market and ate dinner at the restaurant on site or got takeout. The laundromat worked fine for our needs, but after only 1 cycle in the dryer, our clothes were still a bit damp, so we air dryer them in our room. The staff were great and check-in/out were quick and easy."

"You are paying for the view!!!! This hotel was not worth the money spent in my opinion. The hotel staff was not very accommodating, though the restaurant staff was lovely. We had to bring our luggage up to our room and back down during check in and check out — no one even offered and trust me it was a hike to get it up there. Also they overcharged us at every turn. At their overpriced wine testing (which they were unprepared for our reservation, not set up and didn’t remember what we booked) they said a bottle was $40, then at dinner said the same bottle was now $65! Every glass of wine was steeply priced and the wine tasting was boring and uninformative. We preferred our wine tasting elsewhere (save your money!). The bed was extremely uncomfortable, worst one we slept on the whole trip. While the chef at their restaurant is incredible, we enjoyed our first dinner there and felt like it was worth the money. The food for the olive grove dinner was not as good and we didn’t even get to sit in the grove for most of the night due to the cold temps (the highlight was the incredible live band they had which saved the dinner for us). Overall we spent almost no time at the hotel and were very disappointed in the overall experience — not a luxury experience at all. Save your money, go elsewhere or be prepared to pay solely for the view. "