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Located within the UNESCO-listed Val d’Orcia in the Brunello di Montalcino wine-making region, Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is a 5,000 acre country estate founded by Massimo and Chiara Ferragamo. The Italian resort is a celebration of the natural beauty and rich gastronomic heritage of Tuscany. The 800-year-old estate comprises the ancient castle ruins, a medieval church and the Borgo, a historic village that now forms the heart of the resort.
Rosewood Castiglion Del Bosco
Località Castiglion del Bosco
Montalcino, Italy
53024
Nearest Airport: FLR
My wife, nine-year-old daughter, and I stayed here for four days. It was, in a word, perfection. Located on a hill opposite of Montalcino overlooking Val d’Orcia, it was the best service we’ve had - ever. From the guest relations staff to the dining staff to the housekeeping staff to the spa staff, to a person, our experience was exceptional. We stayed in a Terrace Suite which is large enough for a long stay. The staff helped us rent a car to explore Montalcino and beyond. Quiet and relaxing, the infinity pool overlooks the valley. The entire resort was quiet and restful, and very relaxing. If you’re asking - it’s ten stars. If you want a relaxing week in Tuscany with exceptional service, stay here.
Chris T - Washington, DC, United States
I have stayed at a lot of great places but without question this is my hotel/resort in the world. The property is outstanding
robertvQ3019WT - Sydney, Australia
Beautiful weather, stunning resort property, perfect time of year to visit, A+++ housekeeping staff.
DallasRunner
Coach Francesco is proficient in English and super energetic with his Spanish drills. The tennis court is well maintained (Astro turf in clay colour) and higher up on a hill with pleasant views and nice breeze. The ice towels and water is a refreshing touch
TouristBee - Hong Kong, China
Very nice property that attempts to elevate every area (meaning that they try very hard to justify a uniquely expensive stay). It is a remote location so you are not walking into a town. Which can be a positive or negative depending on your perspective. It is nice to be at a beautiful infinity pool looking at Tuscan hills with few other guests with you. But is it the experience that i am looking for when in Italy paying this much money? Lots of of youngish guests that were staying for a night or two - likely so that they can say that they stayed at this top property. It is of course a beautiful place and I would never suggest that it is a property that I would refuse to experience. Would I go back for these prices - no, I would not. But if money is no object and value is not a driver, this is a beautiful spot and worth a couple of nights en route to Florence. And if money is really no object, stay in a house for a week and relax in Tuscany.
duke-uva - Toronto, Canada
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