Top Hotels Near The Saints Peter and Andrew Church in Trequanda from NZ$162

"A beautiful place! Breathtaking "

"Room was beyond expectations. Helpful staff and overall great experience. "

"Host very helpful. plenty of room inside and out. Beautiful setting."

"It was a perfect Tuscan feel! It was nice to be away from the busyness of the local towns. Communication with the manager was a little difficult since he didn't speak much English. The bedroom/bathroom situation was a little awkward, but the house was beautiful and homey."

"This property was a great place for our group to day trip around Tuscany. It is a lovely house in a beautiful setting. It is what I envisioned for a perfect country stay in Tuscany."

"Did not use pool. Too chilly. Laundry was great!! Loved the quaint village of Montisi. Views from villa were stunning. Adi gave great service. Had to have hot water looked at and he offered to pick us up in Chuisi from train station!!1 thing was lots of cob webs and killed several big spiders and centipede. Maybe they were all trying to find warmth with the cooler weather. Catherine was alway helpful with great info planning our trip. Thanks for the great time!"

"We just love love love Colombiao do Momo. It is the 2nd time we have stayed here (and other family have stayed here as well). The house is beautiful and also very comfortable. It's perfect for a family holiday. The new addition of the pool was fabulous. We love the little village of Montisi. I am sure we will be back for another stay. Thank you Momo ! "

"This villa is absolutely perfect for groups of friends or families staying all under the same roof.Luigi is very friendly and quick to answer questions. The location is also extremely good.We will go back !!"

"We spent a week at this beautiful farmhouse. The views were amazing both inside and outside the property. Sunsets were awesome and the stillness and serenity was breathtaking. The property was large and comfortable. Our hosts Giacomo and Cinzia were lovely and so welcoming and helpful. Our children fell in love with their little dog, Pimpa and each morning our son would walk up the drive to find her. On our last night they invited us for dinner and we sat in the garden, with wine, Parma ham, bruschetta and melon and enjoyed a great time together. Before dinner Giacomo gave us a tour of how the olive farming had developed over the years and it’s fascinating. Their olive oil is prize winning and we have taken a few bottles back home with us. We are hoping to visit again next year! "