Bed & BreakfastThe rooms
Three floors,
three ways to be in the castle
You climb this house the way you climb a hill: each floor has its own character, its own materials and its own view. What you see from the window changes, and so does what you touch — the terracotta, the bare stone, the linen on the bed. And no two rooms are alike: we furnished them one at a time, with period Tuscan furniture and salvaged pieces.
First floor
The most recent restoration in the house. Terracotta floors, exposed beams, bare stone walls and large, modern bathrooms. These are the rooms where the work of bringing the building back shows most.
You won’t find these three rooms on Booking or Airbnb. We keep them for people who come to us directly.
It opens onto the castle square: in the morning you wake up looking at the church, the walled gardens and the ramparts. Double bed, or two singles.
Named after one of our wines, as particular as the room itself. The largest on this floor. Double bed, or two singles.
Named after the lane it looks onto. Set at the back of the house, it is the quietest of them all. Double bed, or two singles.
Second floor
The plainest floor, and probably the oldest in its layout: vaulted ceilings, terrazzo floors, generous rooms. This is where the two triple rooms are, good for families or for three people travelling together.
It looks onto the square, directly opposite the church and the green of the walled gardens. Double bed.
Reached through a small lobby of its own, which makes it especially private. A double bed plus a single.
Big and full of light, with botanical prints on the walls. Besides the double there is a third, single bed.
Top floor
Not a figure of speech: this really is the highest floor inside the walls. From up here nothing gets in the way of the view — the ramparts, the woods and the Chianti hills. Terracotta floors, modern bathrooms, and at the centre of it all L’Attico, the sitting room of the house.
It faces the square and, being this high up, looks straight along the walkway on the walls and down at the gate into the village. Double bed.
Tucked along the side of the house: from here your eye goes straight over the walls to the hills and the vineyards. Double bed.
Reached through a small lobby, a romantic room looking out over the woods that surround the castle. Double bed.
L’Attico
On the top floor, under the beams, a big room with terracotta floors, armchairs and windows onto the countryside. It’s the extra space of the house: you read, you have a coffee, you watch the hills change colour.
It’s there for all our guests, whichever room you have and whichever floor you’re on.
The furniture
The headboards are old doors and shutters rescued from villas nearby. We stood them up exactly as we found them — flaking paint, the marks of a century, the nails still in place. The lamps are vintage, hunted down one at a time, and no two are the same.
The bedcovers are antique linen sheets, re-dyed with natural local colours. You can feel under your hand that they have been washed a thousand times, and it is why every room has its own colour. The rest is period Tuscan furniture, chosen room by room.
In every room
There is no breakfast room and no sitting. The fridge is already stocked — water, juices, milk, yoghurt, butter, jam and muesli — and every morning by 6:30 the village bakery leaves a paper bag outside your door with bread still warm and croissants. The smell gets there before the alarm. Even if you leave at dawn, breakfast is already yours. Vegetarian and gluten-free options on request.
Air conditioning, a mini fridge, a coffee machine and a kettle for tea, free Wi-Fi throughout the house. And one thing you can’t buy: inside the walls you never hear a car go past, and after dinner the village empties out.
Free private parking 300 metres away. Give us your number plate at online check-in and we’ll arrange a permit so you can drive up and drop your bags at the door.
Linen bedcover and two pillows each. A double, or two singles in the rooms that allow it.
Three towels each, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. A hairdryer in every room.
10% off dinner at the Wine Bistrot, and half-price afternoon tastings.
In summer, usually one evening a week, there’s a concert or a play on the square: you watch it from your window, and it finishes by midnight. The calendar is on monteriggioniturismo.it.
Booking direct
The three first-floor rooms — La Piazza, La Malvasia and Il Vicolo — are not on Booking or Airbnb. We keep them for people who come to us directly.
A bottle of our own wine, or a two-glass tasting out on the square. Worth €15, on every booking made through this site.
Off dinner at our bistrot, plus half-price afternoon tastings, for the whole of your stay.
In the morning a paper bag is left hanging outside the room: fresh rolls, butter, jam, little apricot tarts, croissants to fill… and the smell of them.Davide F. · Tripadvisor, January 2026
Write to us. We know every room, and we’ll happily tell you which one suits you — based on how many of you there are, how you feel about stairs, and what you’d like to wake up looking at.
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