Built in the 14th century as a fortified Tuscan farmstead, Borgo San Felice was meticulously restored in the 1970s to become a luxury hotel while preserving its original stone architecture and medieval character. The property spans 400 acres of rolling countryside in the Chianti region, featuring restored manor houses, cypress-lined pathways, and a working vineyard that produces estate wines. Its Relais & Châteaux designation reflects the careful curation of accommodations, dining, and service standards.
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- 14th-century fortified settlement with careful 1970s restoration preserving original medieval stonework
- 400-acre estate with private vineyard and Chianti wine production
- Relais & Châteaux membership ensuring luxury hospitality standards
- Multiple venue spaces within restored historic buildings including a 16th-century chapel
- On-site Michelin-recommended restaurant and cooking school facilities



