Borgo Livernano

We had a beautiful stay at Borgo Livornano near Radda in Chianti. We traveled an ancient, unpaved, winding and sometimes bumpy road through the woods for about 8 km to reach this spectacular villa. The views were breathtaking and the service was amazing. Moses took good care of us and hoisted our heavy bags to our room. Bartolomeo made the best cappuccino ever, and we will definitely miss our morning cups. Nicola created delicious food. And, of course, there was wine! Our room was super comfortable and there were lots of cozy outdoor spaces to relax. Definitely worth the drive up the road!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this beautiful property in the Tuscan Hills. The staff were very accommodating and we enjoyed dinners at the hotel each night with a different menu every evening. The complimentary breakfast had a wonderful selection to choose from as well. There are lots of dirt/gravel roads in the area, including to the hotel but we didn’t mind that drive.

Fabulous place! A lovely Tuscan oasis - wonderful setting - we hope to come back soon!

An unimaginably beautiful property with caring and lovely staff - felt like we were all friends and neighbours. Breakfast and dinner were beautiful - the chef is extremely talented. Out room was beautifully cleaned and comfortable. In-and-out parking was simple and convenient. The pool was beautiful and had an incredible view. The wine was excellent!

8 years ago we were here and everything was superb but this year we came back and it was like 180 degrees the opposite. There were no visitors and nobody who can help you if you stay there and want to drink something or want to ask something. It is to bad for this beautiful place. The winery is still very good and they have lovely wines to take home.

Wonderful, absolutely charming place. We especially enjoyed the dinners - Judyta, the waiter, and Paul, the chef, do a great job here - they really care and create a wonderful atmosphere. Practical tip when driving: Google Maps give you wrong direction at the very end (some 1.5 km before Livernao) and tell you to go on a very short fragment of a road which is almost unusable and might damage your car. You should turn at the barrel with Livernao sign instead (which is some 150 m from the place where Google maps suggests to turn, so you should turn roght slightly later if travelling from Castellina in Chianti).