Podere Felceto

This is like visiting relatives (the ones you like) in the middle of Chianti. Exceptional service and recommendations for winery visits and restaurants (Dario's, of course, but you must go at least once to Osteria Uscio & Bottega). We booked the cottage which was comfortable and the bed and pillows were just right. Yes, you do need to prepare for a gravel, bumpy road to the Podere but we didn't mind. We didn't use the pool because it was too cool but it is nice. We also took advantage of their "tagliere" meal on the first night and it was perfect after a long day of travel (they have other options). If you want to visit Chianti in a very beautiful and relaxing space book this! Don't forget to buy some of their excellent olive oil.

This was our favorite stay during our 3 weeks in Italy. The location was perfect for a peaceful and relaxing getaway, and the views all around the property were stunning. Everyone in the family was incredibly kind, and we really enjoyed getting to know them. They went above and beyond to create a warm and inviting experience: from the beautiful breakfast and dinner, the homemade pasta course, sightseeing ideas, and helping us arrange transportation: they always ensured that we were taken care of and treated us like family. This place was very special to us, and we will be back!

I cannot say enough about our stay at Podere Felceto. Since returning home we have told everyone we know to plan a visit to this beautiful agriturismo tucked away in Tuscany surrounded by the most amazing hillside views. The entire property is incredibly charming, well maintained, and thoughtfully designed. The hosts go above and beyond to cater to your every need and question, and provide delicious meals with stunning views. When we travel, we prefer to stay off the beaten path away from high-traffic areas flooded with tourists. This location could not have been more perfectly situated near just enough small villages to sight see, stroll quaint and quiet cobble stone streets, and enjoy some of the best food and wine the Chianti region of Tuscany has to offer without being swarmed by other visitors. There are 5+ small villages within 15 minutes, plus Siena and San Gimignano about an hour away for a nice day trip. Even with so much to do and see in the area, we truly wanted to spend most of our time at this property. We stayed in the private cottage and could smell the scent of jasmine flowers floating in our windows. The views of the valley and surrounding hills will take your breath away whether you're relaxing poolside or strolling around the bountiful gardens. This truly is the most perfect Tuscan escape with the most lovely people hosting. We enjoyed their handmade pizza dinner, breakfast each morning, and even scheduled a private meditation with Roberto which was the highlight of our stay. We highly recommend a visit for a private couples getaway or a group trip with friends!

We spent 6 wonderful days in this place! The family is really adorable, very kind and helpful. We loved them very much and we miss them! \nRegarding the agriturismo itself, you have to take a fairly rough path with lots of gravel for 5 to 7 minutes. At the end of it, we arrive at this magnificent residence. The rooms are extremely clean, no spiders even though we are in the countryside! Fortunately they also installed mosquito nets. We also really appreciated the decoration and the little details to hide electronics, wires, air conditioning unit etc for the benefit of nature. \nThe swimming pool offers a stunning view and is very clean too. \nWhat a corner of paradise... we would like to go back there right away!

To begin, the location - though getting to the property takes a bit of travel down a long gravel road, you will not be sorry. The area is stunning, peaceful, and lush. The long road itself is an experience worth having, with gorgeous views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Then, pulling up to Podere Felceto, you will find a well-maintained property with manicured gardens, wild flowers, clean and picked up grounds, and you will feel the care that was put into the place. Roberto, Jussara, and their two daughters (Yara and Sara) were wonderful hosts. They were helpful, courteous, and warm. They had hoped to host a group dinner on the first night we were due to arrive, but in the end they didn't have the numbers they needed. Roberto gave me the news over email and then offered to book us a table at a local restaurant instead, which he did. And let me tell you, the place he booked - Cantinetta Sassolini - was terrific. Not expensive, not high-end, but so damn charming and unbelievably delicious. True local meat, simply done with olive oil, salt, and pepper. The zucchini flan, give me a break. The cheesecake in the glass - almost killed us. Roberto and Jussara brought the property back in the 90's when only the main Villa had been updated (not renovated or altered because there are zoning laws against changing the structure of these old villas). They slowly worked on the adjacent buildings, turning a large tool shed into a beautiful cottage, and much more. They installed a lovely pool, and created small nooks around the property to relax or hide in the shade when it's hot. Jussara is an artist and art historian by training. And she designed all of the metal structure on the property, along with some of the ceramic pieces (I believe). One can tell, after meeting Jussara and getting to know her personality, that her attention and hands have been on every inch of the property - with care. We stayed in the cottage, which we loved. It was nice to have some privacy, although I suspect that other main rooms are also relatively private, just sharing a roof. The cottage was cozy and clean. They have nice furnishings and a comfortable bed. The breakfast was delicious. Typically some local and scrumptious cured meat, Pecorino cheese, fruit, toast with local preserves and butter, fresh espresso coffee, orange juice. If you enjoy chatting, Jussara will gladly oblige. And she is a wonderful conversationalist with many stories. Roberto has great info on the local sites and knows everybody, as he grew up in the neighboring village. Yara and Sara were kind and hard working. Sara helped us figure out the bus schedule to get to Firenze for an early entry time into the Ufizzi. We wouldn't have been able to do it without her. We really loved our visit to Panzano and Podere Felceto. Lastly, go to Ristoro di Lamole in the small village of Lamole. It'll take 30 minutes on a dirt road to get there, but it's up higher in the hills than Panzano, and it's one of the best meals around in the best location imaginable.

Exceptional! Roberto and his wife, Jussara along with their daughters Yara and Sara hosted us with the warmest hospitality all the money in world can’t buy. Their genuine love for people shine through when you are in their presence. We stayed in a one bedroom which is the 'cottage'. It's very clean and charming. The location is perfect, in the heart of Chianti. Peaceful with no traffic noise and falling asleep with lots of stars above was a perfect way to end the night after a long day of exploring in the neighboring towns. We wished we could have stayed longer but will definitely make plan to return back to Panzano and stay at Podere Felceto.

This was a great place to stay - the setting, the hosts. We loved traveling down the long dirt road, taking us deep into the countryside. The property is just beautiful - both the natural setting and the way in which the hosts have designed it.\n\nJussarra and Roberto are very gracious. Jus gave us excellent suggestions about where to go; and she kindly made reservations for us at the local restaurants where they know her (plus we do not speak much Italian)\n\nOver three days, we enjoyed many wonderful excursions.\n\nWe also like their two wonderful cats, their lovely family who helps and the amazing cantina where they prepare olive oil.

This B&B was wonderful! It was amazing how quiet the area was. Everything was so nice: breakfast, the excellent dinner prepared by the 2 daughters who are excellent chefs, the room was so comfortable - we loved it. The only reason I did not give a 10 was our arrival, which was on time, we waited outside for an hour before actually seeing Roberto to check us in. This was quite mysterious because he and his wonderful wife were there the whole time - we laughed it off but it was a bit uncomfortable because it was late afternoon and it seemed no one was around and it was all so very quiet. All in all though, we just loved staying there and highly recommend it.

Our stay at Podere Felceto could not have been any better. The little cottage that was our home for five days was quaint and quiet, with a comfortable bed, lots of character and plenty of hot water. The Felceto family were lovely, warm and welcoming throughout our stay, helping us find the most amazing restaurants in out-of-the-way locations, and guiding us as we fumbled our way about the countryside! Watching the sun rise over the Tuscan hillside as we enjoyed a delicious breakfast on the patio, and then later, after a full day of hiking and biking past rolling vineyards and olive groves, sitting on the terrace with a glass of local Chianti, watching the sun set behind the far-away farms and towns was like a little bit of heaven on earth.

We loved our stay at Podere Felceto. We were one of two guests since it was the end of the season so we got to spend a lot of time talking with Roberto and his two wonderful daughters, Sarah and Yara. Roberto showed us the large house so we could get a good idea of how many people this Agriturismo will hold. We stayed in the Ulivo apartment which has a bedroom, bathroom, and sitting room. The cottage and non-main house guests have their breakfast in the dining room of this location. The views are stunning and Roberto and family are very helpful on restaurants, towns to visit, how to get back to the car drop-off. If you are unfamiliar with driving on dirt roads, then you may or may not like this Agriturismo. But we needed some R and R and recovery time from a cold and this was just the place to do it. We would love to come here again!

This was a beautiful place located close to beautiful restaurants and wineries. The hosts were amazing. Would highly recommend joining their weekly dinner. The daughters are amazing chefs and produced meals far better than any restaurant.

We spent two days at Podere Felceto, and absolutely loved it. In two weeks around Tuscany, it was our favorite spot. The setting is beautiful, the accommodation clean and comfy, and the breakfast delicious. Best of all, hosts Jussara and Roberto could not have been friendlier or more accommodating. It is a long drive down a dirt road, but be persistent, it's worth it.

We stayed at Podere Felceto at the beginning of August after a few days in Florence. A haven of peace at the end of a dirt road. Happiness, tranquility in the midst of nature, and a breathtaking view of the typical Chianti hills. The starry nights are splendid. Furthermore, the welcome was very, very warm from the family. Full of good advice for visits and good plans: the ice creams from Castellina In Chianti, the food truck in Panzano, ... not to mention the history of the place. An escape and a stay out of time. We loved it. And we certainly recommend it.

A gem! Just a unique moment that you would want to keep to yourself! The owners are rare individuals. Unforgettable holidays! Thank you.

A very beautiful place located on a small hill in Greve Chianti. I have nothing negative to mention. We liked everything, the staff's service, cleanliness, facilities, breakfast, location. The owner and her daughter Bianca are beautiful people, in the end my 5-year-old daughter even received a gift from the owner! In short, a beautiful place to vacation with family... we hope to come back someday ;)