Agriturismo Il Quarto

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• Stefano C

  30 julio 2012
  Tuscan countryside relax

  My girlfriend and I had a lovely stay in Agriturismo il Quarto. The location is perfect, set on the Tuscan hills, surrounded by nature, but close to the small towns where you can find picturesque locations, great food and wine and kind people. Not to mention the owner of Il Quarto: Melissa, very kind and available to give suggestions about the many activities you can do in the area, from visiting an archeological site to horseback riding or bathing in the thermal pools of Saturnia not far away. A valid alternative is also to relax in the beautiful pool of the agritursmo, set in the garden and facing the hills covered with olive and fruit trees. Breakfast here is delicious: home made cakes and marmalade, honey, cheese and ricotta, prosciutto, fresh bread, yogurts, juice and coffee will get you going for the day! Spend the day doing what you like, then as the evening approaches, relax with a nice glass of local wine and enjoy the sunset! I will surely be back!

  

• Anson V

  19 abril 2016
  Feels like home!

  If you're looking for a quiet, serene, and comfortable place to relax and get away, this is perfect. We were the only guests at this B&B when we stayed, and Melissa was a wonderful host! It's a bit off the road, and about 15 minutes from the closest town, Manciano. Breakfast is included, and is so delicious. The room was neat and clean, and very cute.

  

• LKongoStockholm

  10 julio 2016
  Really nice rooms, pool and friendly staff

  We had a really nice stay. Nice, clean rooms and quiet. The pool was superb, very clean. A great breakfast with homemade jam, fruit and pastries. Lots of parking space and really welcoming staff. I would recommend this to families wanting to hang out at the pool with a peaceful setting!

  

• GregBChi

  23 agosto 2016
  Visit this beautiful and quiet part of Italy in the south of Tuscany

  We stayed in this family owned agriturismo overlooking a valley of Olive trees and grape vines for two nights. Melissa is a kind and generous host; on our first night, she made a reservation for us in the wonderful Trattoria Il Rifugio at the bottom of the hill by the entrance. She gave us a treasure trove of information about the Maremma and the nearby coast, lent us maps, told us about nearby towns and recommended local restaurants and attractions. The property is well maintained and quiet, with a lovely pool, and attractive grounds. A spread of homemade breads and cakes, homemade jam, local cheeses, prosciutto, fruit, and coffee is provided each morning. Melissa also sells olive oil, jams and herbs made on her property. Our room was clean and quiet, with air conditioning. The agriturismo itself is at the top of a long dirt road. Nearby are the Via Caves carved out by the Etruscans, the magical town of Pitigliano, the thermal baths of Saturnia, and many other small Italian villages. We highly recommend a peaceful, quiet stay here.