Guests arrive at this 12th-century monastery turned luxury resort in Tuscany's Crete Senesi hills, where stone walls and cypress-lined pathways set the scene before they step into a restored medieval courtyard. From the moment visitors pass through the arched entrance, the property's 80 acres of vineyards and olive groves create an immersive backdrop that guests photograph throughout their stay. The experience balances historic architecture with contemporary comfort, allowing couples to marry in centuries-old spaces while their guests enjoy modern suites and Michelin-recognized dining.
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- Built in the 12th century as a Benedictine monastery; fully restored and operating as a 5-star resort
- 80 acres of private grounds with working vineyards, olive groves, and Tuscan countryside views
- On-site Michelin-guide restaurant with wine cellar housing 2,400+ bottles from estate and regional producers
- Multiple ceremony locations including the original stone chapel, cloistered courtyard, and garden terraces
- All 47 guest rooms and suites located on property, enabling multi-day celebrations with no external hotel coordination



