Borgo San Felice Resort

All 29 rooms and 30 suites at Borgo San Felice are cinematic enough to have starred in Under the Tuscan Sun. Even the “starter” room here, a Premium Deluxe, is anything but basic, with its supple velvet and linen furniture; abundant window treatments that add to the castle effect; exposed beam ceilings; marble-lined bathrooms; and tufted headboards that adorn beds so soft you’ll have a hard time leaving them. To feel like you own the keys to the estate book La Legnaia Suite, which has its own garden chockablock with hydrangea and even an al fresco kitchen; or the fully separate Villa Casanova—which sleeps up to 18 people and has its own private pool.

A centuries-old village transformed into the ultimate luxury stay with a two Michelin-starred restaurant, botanical spa in an old oil mill, and more.

A new build. The hotel presides over an entire medieval town flanked by vineyards, and they restored and revamped as much of the original architecture as possible. Translation: a storybook stay that simply can’t be built new today.

The hotel is a member of the illustrious (and very difficult to gain membership to) Relais & Châteaux network, which means it’s pretty much perfect in every way.

From your table overlooking the pool at The Poggio Rosso, the hotel’s two-Michelin-starred restaurant (one red, one green), you almost pinch yourself. It feels like heaven on earth. And the fact that every plate is ethically sourced makes it taste all the better.

Poggio Rosso - A gourmet Michelin star restaurant thanks to the talented and creative chef Juan Camilio Quintero Osteria del Grigio - Offers original interpretations of centuries-old Tuscan cuisine. Bar Archi - Open all day and offers a tempting snack menu for lunch or romantic pre-dinner drinks on the terrace.