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The Junior Suite welcomes guests with its tasteful decor inspired by the Tuscan countryside. Inside, a spacious master bedroom awaits, complete with a cozy sitting...
The Borgo Suite is a stunning one-bedroom accommodation that exudes a Tuscan-inspired charm. Its interiors are bright and spacious, adorned with elegant Italian furnishings. Within...
The Terrace Suite is located on the ground floor and consists of a spacious living room, a large master bedroom, a bathroom with a walk-in...
The Castiglion del Bosco Suite is a luxurious accommodation option. It consists of a living room and a spacious master bedroom that includes a large...
A two-bedroom Suite capturing timeless Florentine design style. A 200 sqm / 2,152 sqft two-bedroom Suite capturing timeless Florentine design style in the heart of...
Two-Bedroom Casa Fontaccia is a sanctuary of privacy in the heart of the Resort's borgo. Located in the heart of the Resort’s medieval borgo in...
Experience a romantic hideaway at the enchanting 3 Bedroom Alba Villa. Nestled on a hilltop outside the charming Borgo, this retreat offers breathtaking views of...
Introducing the 3 Bedroom Oliviera Villa, a secluded Tuscan residence overlooking the Borgo. This charming villa features three bedrooms and offers breathtaking views of the...
Perched on a wooded hill, the 3 Bedroom Castello Villa overlooks the Borgo. Built atop the remains of an ancient castle, this timeless Tuscan retreat...
Secluded three-bedroom Tuscan residence overlooking the Borgo with a terrace and pool. The three-bedroom Villa Oliviera occupies a secluded spot overlooking the Borgo. Spanning two...
Nestled in the lush valleys of the estate, the 4 Bedroom Casa Del Fiume Villa offers captivating vistas of Montalcino and the Borgo. This rustic...
The 4 Bedroom Villa Chiusa is a stunning vacation home near the Borgo. It features four bedrooms, a pool, pool house, and guest annex. The...
The 4 Bedroom Villa Gauggiole was once a farmhouse surrounded by golden vineyards and peaceful gardens. With its two stories and complete seclusion, the villa...
Introducing the stunning Sant'Anna Villa, a 5-bedroom retreat nestled on a ridge overlooking the estate's golf course and Sangiovese vineyards. From dawn to dusk, this...
Perched on a scenic ridge, the 5-bedroom Stabbi Villa offers stunning views of the serene Sienese countryside. Crafted from stone, this two-story dwelling showcases authentic...
Nestled in the estate wood, 5 Bedroom Villa Agresto offers a secluded retreat. It proudly overlooks the mesmerizing landscapes of Montalcino, Siena, and Pienza. The...
The luxurious 5 Bedroom Biondi Villa is the grandest residence in the estate. Nestled in the serene Sienese countryside, it exudes a welcoming and laid-back...
The 6 Bedroom Oddi Villa offers a secluded haven in the serene countryside. This exquisite retreat showcases an alluring blend of sophistication and charm, with...
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco sits in the Val d'Orcia, near Montalcino. The hotel belongs to a historic Tuscan estate of vineyards, woodland, cypress roads, restored stone houses, and long hill views. It is built around a medieval borgo rather than a standard resort block. The first impression is of an old village that has been carefully brought back to life.
The estate is one of the most complete countryside addresses in Tuscany. It brings together a Brunello di Montalcino winery, a private golf club, restaurants, a spa, pools, gardens, a cooking school, suites, and villas shaped by local craft. It feels large, but not anonymous. Each part of the property points back to Montalcino, the Sienese landscape, and the rhythm of rural Tuscany.
The heart of Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is the borgo, a small historic village with stone lanes, courtyards, terraces, and old farm buildings. The San Michele church, the remains of the castle, and the surrounding stone structures give the resort a strong sense of age. The design does not try to erase that age. It uses warm plaster, timber beams, terracotta floors, antique pieces, and handmade textiles. The setting is powerful because the village sits high in the landscape. From terraces and paths, views stretch over the UNESCO-listed Val d'Orcia, vineyards, forest, and the hill town of Montalcino. Morning light softens the stone. Afternoons are made for long lunches and pool time. Evenings turn the borgo into a quiet scene of lanterns, wine, and valley air.
The suites occupy restored buildings in the borgo, which gives them individual character. They are spacious and residential, with sitting areas, generous bathrooms, local fabrics, carved wood, antique furnishings, and a soft Tuscan palette. Some open to terraces or garden corners. Others look toward the village lanes or the valley beyond. The villas are set across the estate in restored 17th- and 18th-century farmhouses. They suit families, longer stays, and travelers who want more privacy. Many include private gardens, terraces, kitchens, living rooms, outdoor dining areas, and heated infinity pools. Their scale changes the stay from hotel room to private Tuscan home. What works well across both categories is the balance between heritage and comfort. The rooms do not feel staged or overly polished. They have the weight of old buildings, but the service, bedding, bathrooms, climate control, and daily details are handled with the calm precision expected from a top countryside hotel.
Wine is central to Castiglion del Bosco. The estate is a respected Brunello di Montalcino producer. Its vineyards are part of the landscape guests see throughout the stay. Tastings, cellar visits, vineyard walks, and wine-focused meals make the hotel feel rooted in its territory. The winery adds depth to the resort experience. Guests can learn about Sangiovese, the aging of Brunello, the character of the Montalcino slopes, and the way wine shapes local food and culture. Even for travelers who are not serious collectors, the estate's wine life gives context to the hills, the restaurants, and the leisurely pace of the property.
Dining at Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco moves between refined Tuscan cooking and the warmth of a village trattoria. Ristorante Campo del Drago is the elegant dining room. Its terrace faces the Val d'Orcia, and the menu draws from local produce, garden vegetables, and regional tradition. The room is polished, but the best dishes still feel tied to the land around the hotel. Osteria La Canonica gives the borgo a more relaxed restaurant. Set near the San Michele church, it has the easy character of a Tuscan trattoria. Wood-fired pizza, pasta, grilled meats, seasonal vegetables, local olive oil, and shaded outdoor tables set the tone. It works well after a day by the pool, a winery visit, or a slow morning around the estate. CdBar adds the aperitivo mood, with cocktails, wine, and evening views, while the pool bar keeps lunches light and informal. In-villa dining is also important here, especially for guests staying in the larger farmhouses. A meal on a private terrace, with the hills fading into dusk, can be as memorable as dinner in the main restaurant.
The Club at Castiglion del Bosco is one of the estate's defining features. Set within the UNESCO landscapes of the Val d'Orcia, the private course is reserved for members and hotel guests. Its fairways move through rolling Tuscan terrain, with cypress trees, woods, and open views. Golf feels fitted into the countryside rather than imposed on it. For golfers, the course can anchor an entire stay. For non-golfers, it still contributes to the estate's sense of scale and calm. The landscape is not only decorative. It is active, agricultural, sporting, and social, which gives the property more dimension than a typical hilltop retreat.
The spa is set within the historic fabric of the borgo. Earthy tones, quiet rooms, and Tuscan-inspired treatments shape the mood. Massages, facials, body therapies, sauna, steam, and relaxation spaces create a slower counterpoint to wine tastings, sightseeing, and golf. The tone is restorative rather than clinical. The pools are another strong part of the hotel. The main infinity pool looks out across the hills and gives the estate one of its most cinematic viewpoints. Villa pools create a more private version of the same pleasure. A day here can move gently between breakfast, a swim, a book in the shade, a spa treatment, and a late aperitivo without feeling empty or over-planned.
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is also a base for food, craft, and local exploration. The cooking school introduces Tuscan techniques and seasonal ingredients. Truffle hunting, vineyard time, cycling, walks, and drives to nearby towns can fill the days. Montalcino is close, and Pienza, Siena, Bagno Vignoni, and other Val d'Orcia villages are natural outings. The resort is best understood as a complete Tuscan estate. It has luxury, but its appeal is not only about service or design. It is about waking inside a restored borgo, seeing vineyards from breakfast, tasting Brunello where it is made, and walking through warm stone lanes. Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco gives those moments a graceful frame without making them feel detached from the place itself.
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This luxury hotel is in the middle of Tuscany and is owned by the Ferragamo family. It has many multi-bedroom Villas and is perfect for families.
Enjoy Italian gourmet experiences at the Campo del Drago Restaurant. Chef Matteo Temperini is known for his trendy creations.
Learn the tricks of Italian cuisine at the La Canonica Cooking School!
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Yes. Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is a strong choice for travelers who want a Tuscan estate with wine, villas, spa, golf, dining, and countryside views. The property has 42 suites and 11 private villas across a 5,000-acre estate near Montalcino in the Val d'Orcia.
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco is in Montalcino, within Tuscany's Val d'Orcia, one of Italy's most scenic wine landscapes. The estate address is Localita Castiglion del Bosco, 53024 Montalcino, Siena, with access to vineyards, hill towns, and Tuscan drives.
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco has 42 suites and 11 one-of-a-kind private villas. The suites sit around the restored borgo, while villas are spread through the countryside with gardens, pools, kitchens, and private living space.
Book a suite if you want to stay close to the borgo, restaurants, spa, pool, and daily resort life. Book a villa if you want more privacy, a private pool, family space, outdoor dining, and a farmhouse-style Tuscan home.
The resort combines a restored medieval borgo, Brunello vineyards, private villas, a winery, Tuscan dining, spa facilities, and a private golf club. It feels like a working Tuscan estate, not only a hotel, which is why guests often plan several days here.
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