The spacious La Magnolia Suite, measuring approximately 120 square meters, features a total of 2 bedrooms with French beds (separate mattresses), each with its own bathroom—one with a tub and shower and one with a shower; a toilet, double sinks, and a bidet are standard, along with a separate guest restroom. <br><br>The living-dining area, featuring a well-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, as well as a cozy living room with a fireplace, leaves nothing to be desired. <br><br>The spacious lounge, with a large dining table and a small game table, is perfect for cozy get-togethers.<br> The suite’s spaciousness extends outdoors.<br>A 5-by-10-meter swimming pool, filled with mineral-rich spring water <br>, invites you to take a refreshing dip. <br>Open from mid-May through October, depending on weather conditions<br>Drinking water from our own spring saves you the<br>hassle of buying bottled water.<br>Herb garden, fresh seasonal fruit<br><br><br>A baby crib can be set up in one of the bedrooms if needed. <br><br>The La Magnolia Suite is located on the first floor of the separate guesthouse with direct access to the garden and a terrace from which you can enjoy the<br>magnificent sunsets.<br> The brick pizza oven is available for everyone’s use<br>Included in the price<br>electricity, water, gas for cooking, bed linens, and towels (changed weekly)<br>use of the pool,(please bring your own beach towels for the pool)<br>Crib, high chair,<br>Parking space, fans in the bedrooms<br>Mandatory additional fees <br><br>Heating based on usage at cost<br>Tourist tax to the municipality: 1.50€<br>per night and guest, maximum for 7 days.<br>Children under 12 stay free<br>HIKING<br>Hikers will find well-marked trails<br>in this beautiful hilly landscape, featuring special sights from the Middle Ages and evidence of the Medici rule<br>Depending on the route, hikers can enjoy well-deserved refreshments “al bar”<br>in the small villages MOUNTAIN BIKING<br>Mountain bikers can explore the wonderful hilly landscape of the Montalbano range, for example, starting from La Collina via Larciano Alto and Castello to San Baronto, then along the high-altitude road to Vinci. Here, two small museums are located in the medieval Castello, where Leonardo’s ingenious ideas are brought to life through models and documentation.<br>Dogs are welcome guests, but please only upon REQUEST!