The relaxing pool built into the elegant, beige tiled patio area of the Borgo Pignano, surrounded by the stunning views of the verdant countryside and hills of Tuscany, Italy.

The beautiful architecture of the front of the Borgo Pignano Hotel, with its castle-like features, besides the lush grass of the stunning Tuscan gardens on a sunny day in Italy.

An elegant pool with a line of wooden sun beds alongside, in the colourful garden of Villa The Artists' House, at the Borgo Pignano, in Tuscany, Italy.

The elegant pool built amongst the bright brick patio area of the luxurious Borgo Pignano, surrounded by the lush greenery of the Tuscan countryside, in Italy.

An outdoor dining area, with a vibrant breakfast served on the nearby table, before the stunning views of the lush vineyards and countryside of Tuscany, from the Borgo Pignano, in Italy.

Borgo Pignano

Tuscany

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Perched on a hilltop in the heart of Tuscany, Borgo Pignano is a great spot to unplug from the world.

Wrapped in 750 acres of organic farmlands, landscaped gardens, rolling countryside and wildflowers, this boutique property is centred on an opulent yet informal 18th century villa and a hamlet first settled by the Etruscans. Elegantly restored with an exquisite pool set in an old quarry, a pampering spa and fine Italian cuisine made from home-grown and locally sourced ingredients, it’s the ultimate Tuscan idyll.

The main villa houses 14 rooms and suites, all with exquisite views of the Tuscan countryside. Historic details are combined with antique furniture and original artworks, offering rustic charm alongside luxurious amenities. Maisonettes, private villas and La Canonica (a 13th century former priest’s house) are dotted around the grounds, offering greater privacy and space for larger groups.

Gastronomy takes centre stage with the restaurants run on a farm-to-table ethos serving organic ingredients sourced from their own kitchen gardens, fields and livestock. With one Michelin Green Star, Villa Pignano offers a fine dining experience with innovative Tuscan cuisine, while Al Fresco serves an informal menu during the summer months.

Guests can do as much or as little as they choose with a restorative spa housed in the former winery, and a host of activities from horse riding, walking and biking to artisanal workshops, and cookery and painting classes.