Best for
Travelers seeking a thermal-water retreat with golf and Tuscan countryside surroundings will find both interests integrated within one Maremma resort.
Best for
Travelers seeking a thermal-water retreat with golf and Tuscan countryside surroundings will find both interests integrated within one Maremma resort.
What makes it special
The Natural Hot Spring feeds the natural pool, thermal pools, whirlpools, and vascular paths, keeping one source central to the bathing experience.
Room to consider
Choose the Grand Suite for a spacious living room with dining area, two bathrooms, two dressing rooms, and Natural Hot Spring views.
Insider tip
Reserve preferred spa treatments before arrival, following the hotel’s advance-booking guidance and allowing those appointments to anchor the rest of your stay.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
At Terme di Saturnia, the hot spring is part of the hotel itself. Water rises into a natural pool at the center of the resort, then feeds the thermal pools and bathing circuits. Around it stand 124 rooms and suites, restaurants, a spa and a golf course on a 120-hectare estate in the Tuscan Maremma.
The spring has given Saturnia its identity for centuries. A permit for the Saturnia Baths was granted in 1454; the Ciacci family acquired them in 1865. Gaspero Ciacci built the original hotel in 1919, joining the long-established bathing place to the hospitality property that stands here today.
Ochre, yellow and blue bring the colours of Maremma into the Tuscan Hills View Superior Room. This category spans 18 to 25 sq m, with a King or Twin bed arrangement according to the option booked.
A shower is fitted in the bathroom. The interiors draw on the countryside and the colours of the natural spring, carrying the local palette through the soft furnishings.
Greenery and courtyard outlooks belong to the broader Superior collection, so confirm the outlook of your selected room. For a direct view over the thermal spring, compare the Spring View Superior Room in the same size range.
If space matters more than the outlook, the Deluxe Room offers 25 to 35 sq m and a sofa bed. Its bathroom layout also varies, with a shower alone or both a bathtub and shower.
Ochre, yellow and blue bring the colours of Maremma into the Tuscan Hills View Superior Room. This category spans 18 to 25 sq m, with...
A view over the natural thermal spring is the reason to select the Spring View Superior Room. This category measures 18 to 25 sq m, matching the size range of the other Superior rooms.
Soft furnishings bring together ochre, blue and yellow, echoing the Maremma countryside and the colours of the spring.
King or Twin bedding follows the room option booked. The room is planned for two adults. The bathroom is fitted with a shower. WiFi, air conditioning and an LCD television with Pay-TV are available. The room also has a minibar and a safe.
For a larger room with a sofa bed, compare the Deluxe category at 25 to 35 sq m. Choose this Superior option when the direct spring outlook matters more than the extra floor space.
A view over the natural thermal spring is the reason to select the Spring View Superior Room. This category measures 18 to 25 sq m,...
The Deluxe Room combines a King or Twin bed arrangement with a single sofa bed in an open room setting. At 25 to 35 sq m, it accommodates up to three guests.
Blue and yellow tones echo the countryside and the colours of the water. Most rooms look towards the gardens or courtyard. The sofa bed gives this category a different layout from the smaller Superior rooms.
Travertine finishes define the bathroom. Some layouts have a shower, while others have both a bathtub and shower. If a bath is part of your plans, confirm the bathroom arrangement of the room you select.
Connecting rooms are an option for guests who want to stay close together, though the arrangement needs confirmation. A cradle can be requested.
The Deluxe Room combines a King or Twin bed arrangement with a single sofa bed in an open room setting. At 25 to 35 sq...
The Junior Suite opens through a generous hallway into an open-plan bedroom and sitting area. Its 30 to 35 sq m layout has King or Twin bedding, a sofa bed and space for up to three guests.
A walk-in wardrobe separates clothing storage from the furnished room. Wooden flooring, bespoke wallpaper and work by local artists draw on the colours and scenery of Maremma, giving the interior a distinct regional character.
The travertine bathroom includes both a bathtub and shower. An Italian coffee machine and tea maker let you prepare drinks in the suite, while a desk and chairs provide a place to sit for some work.
Views face the gardens or courtyard. Only some Junior Suites have a balcony, so confirm that feature if outdoor space matters. Connecting rooms can also be requested, with the specific arrangement to be confirmed before relying on it.
The Junior Suite opens through a generous hallway into an open-plan bedroom and sitting area. Its 30 to 35 sq m layout has King or...
Direct garden access is the defining feature of the Garden Junior Suite. This ground-floor category spans 30 to 35 sq m, with one King bed in the booked variant and accommodation for up to three guests.
The bedroom and sitting area share an open-plan layout. A walk-in closet keeps clothes apart from the seating, and a sofa bed, desk and chairs are provided. A coffee machine and tea maker are also in the suite.
The travertine bathroom has both a bathtub and shower. The environment is designed to support mobility, with an equipped bathroom; confirm the specific features you need before booking.
Gres flooring suits the pet-friendly setting, which welcomes small pets. Local artwork and a palette drawn from Maremma add colour to the interiors. Connecting rooms can be requested when you want another room close by, subject to the arrangement being confirmed.
Direct garden access is the defining feature of the Garden Junior Suite. This ground-floor category spans 30 to 35 sq m, with one King bed...
A separate living room makes the Suite a useful step up when you want somewhere to sit away from the bedroom. Sliding doors connect the two spaces within a 38 to 40 sq m layout.
The main bed arrangement is King or Twin, and a double sofa bed provides another sleeping option. The category accommodates up to four guests. A cradle can be requested when arranging the room for a stay with a baby.
Natural wood flooring and bespoke wallpaper give the rooms their character. Outlooks vary between the gardens, courtyard and Maremma countryside, so select the view alongside the room arrangement that suits your stay.
The marble bathroom has a walk-in shower, with bronze and gold chrome faucets. Keeping the living area separate is the main practical distinction from an open-plan Junior Suite, where the sitting area shares the bedroom space.
A separate living room makes the Suite a useful step up when you want somewhere to sit away from the bedroom. Sliding doors connect the...
A private bathtub fed by thermal spring water sits in a garden reserved for the Junior Thermal Pool Suite. The outdoor bathing space belongs to this ground-floor category, with direct access to the garden.
The category spans 30 to 35 sq m. King or Twin beds form the main sleeping arrangement, with a single sofa bed also provided. Up to three guests can stay.
The travertine bathroom has both a bathtub and shower, offering indoor bathing options alongside the thermal-water tub outside.
This is a pet-friendly room type. An extra bed or a cradle can be requested when arranging the stay; confirm the setup required for your party.
A private bathtub fed by thermal spring water sits in a garden reserved for the Junior Thermal Pool Suite. The outdoor bathing space belongs to...
The Spring Grand Suite looks over the natural hot spring from a two-room layout of 75 sq m. Sliding doors divide the bedroom and the large living room, with King or Twin bedding available.
A dining area seats up to six for meals or meetings. Four sets of French windows bring light into the suite, while two dressing rooms provide separate places for clothing.
Two travertine bathrooms give the suite another practical distinction, with separate bathtub and shower arrangements.
Up to four guests can stay in this category. The living area can be arranged with extra beds, with a maximum of two single beds. A cradle is available on request; confirm the sleeping arrangement required for your party.
The Spring Grand Suite looks over the natural hot spring from a two-room layout of 75 sq m. Sliding doors divide the bedroom and the...
The Comfort Room places you in the historic hotel building, in a category measuring 15 to 18 sq m. The setting looks towards the park or the older parts of the property.
Bed arrangements follow the option booked, so confirm the setup you need. The room is furnished in keeping with its historic setting, with practical details for a compact stay.
WiFi and an LCD television with Pay-TV are available. A minibar and air conditioning are also provided. A safe is also supplied for personal belongings.
A cosmetic thermal-spa welcome kit is provided. The pool kit brings together a bathrobe, towel, slippers and a bag, keeping these items in one place for use during the stay.
The Comfort Room places you in the historic hotel building, in a category measuring 15 to 18 sq m. The setting looks towards the park...
The natural source feeds a pool of its own as well as thermal pools, whirlpools and vascular paths. Bathing here is an outdoor experience, with the Maremma landscape surrounding the resort. The spring is distinct from the larger day-spa area, although resort guests can also use that facility.
Saturnia Day Spa covers 20,000 square meters and has four outdoor thermal pools. Two are dedicated to children. Whirlpools, a vascular circuit, a sauna and an argillarium add different ways to use the bathing area; lawns with sunbeds and parasols give it space beyond the water.
The resort also has a Roman Bath with a sauna and Turkish bath. Indoor sensory rooms form another part of its thermal facilities. The relaxation facilities also include a Finnish sauna and reaction showers.
A restored Tuscan casale houses air-conditioned relaxation rooms with individual characters. The Hay Room carries the scent of hay; the Cocoon Room has circular beds screened by light curtains. The Silence Room is kept quiet, with its own emphasis on stillness rather than another bath or treatment.
Room interiors draw on the colors of the countryside and spring, with ocher, sunlit yellow and blue in the furnishings. Raw linen and wood appear among the materials.
Superior rooms face surrounding greenery or a courtyard. Superior Spring View rooms look toward the natural pool, with the tower of Saturnia visible beyond. Both categories are 18 to 25 square meters and have a shower bathroom.
Deluxe rooms measure 25 to 35 square meters and overlook lawns or a courtyard. Some have a sofa bed, and connecting rooms are available within the category. The sofa-bed arrangement can accommodate a third guest. Travertine bathrooms have either a shower or both a bathtub and shower.
Junior Suites have an open-plan seating area, a walk-in wardrobe and views over the courtyard or gardens; some have balconies. Their travertine bathrooms have both a bathtub and shower. Bespoke wallpaper and work by local artists bring the Maremma into the interiors more directly. The Garden Junior Suite sits on the ground floor and opens onto the garden.
The Thermal Pool Junior Suite is another ground-floor option. It measures 30 to 35 square meters and has a private garden with a bathtub supplied by thermal spring water. Its travertine bathroom has both a bathtub and shower, while an extra bed can be requested when needed.
Suites have a separate living room, sliding doors and views toward the courtyard, gardens or countryside, depending on the room. The Grand Suite is larger again: 75 square meters, with two bathrooms, two dressing rooms and a dining area for six. Its bedroom and living room face the spring through four sets of French windows.
The Natural Spa offers massages, facials and body treatments alongside naturopathy and aesthetic services. These are separate appointments from bathing in the spring or thermal pools. The treatment selection includes signature rituals as well as individual massages.
The Maremma Experience is a collection of body treatments inspired by the region's landscape and traditions. The spa's Active Beauty facial line was developed from thermal algae and work by its team. The facial selection also includes the Advanced Hydro System, a skin-treatment technology.
Guided rituals bring movement and sound into the bathing areas. They include breathing sessions in the water, thermal mud rituals and sauna ceremonies inspired by Aufguss. The resort also offers private and group yoga sessions.
Restaurant 1919 overlooks the natural hot spring. Its name marks the year the original hotel opened, although the present restaurant was named in 2019. Seasonal dishes and daily proposals draw on ingredients from local producers, with the spring remaining in view from the dining room.
La Stellata is the resort's country trattoria, set in a Tuscan farmhouse with views across the hills. It serves dishes rooted in the Maremma, including Chianina beef. The farmhouse setting and direct connection with the golf landscape give it a different character from the spring-facing main restaurant.
Il Bar Drink & Food Library has an interior in greens and blues and an outdoor platform directly overlooking the spring. It serves coffee, aperitifs and lighter food. At the Hot Spring Pools, the Bistro and Patio provide a separate place for a meal or snack within the day-spa area.
Terme di Saturnia Golf is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Ronald Fream. It runs for 6,316 meters over 70 hectares of Maremma terrain and holds GEO certification. The course uses the land's natural undulations, with drainage connected to ponds that collect and recycle rainwater. Its turf is maintained without insecticides or pesticides.
The practice facilities include a driving range with 43 tees, 34 open and nine covered, plus a pitching green, putting green and practice bunker. A less challenging nine-hole course is also available. The Golf Academy offers lessons for beginners, juniors and more experienced players.
The resort lies at Follonata near Saturnia, within the municipality of Manciano in Grosseto province. Hills, vineyards and olive groves mark this part of the southern Tuscan Maremma. Saturnia's historic village and its long bathing tradition place the hotel within a wider local history.
The resort's experiences include guided visits to the tufa towns of Pitigliano, Sovana and Sorano. Their streets and settlements cut into rock introduce another side of the region's history. Local wine, olive oil and cheese producers also figure in the property's food-and-wine activities. In cooking lessons, guests learn to make tortelli or focaccia with the resort's olive oil.
The 1919 Restaurant overlooks the Natural Hot Spring, connecting carefully sourced local ingredients with the landscape that shapes this Maremma resort.
Ronald Fream’s par-72 course is shaped around the surrounding hills, keeping golfers connected to the Maremma landscape across all eighteen holes.
Reserved for resort guests, the Roman Bath adds a sauna and Turkish bath, providing an indoor counterpoint to the outdoor thermal pools.
Località Follonata, Saturnia, 58014 Manciano Grosseto, Italy
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Yes. Terme di Saturnia Resort is a strong choice for travelers who want thermal wellness in the Tuscan Maremma. The resort has 124 rooms and suites, natural hot spring pools, spa care, dining, bars, golf, fitness, and countryside calm.
Terme di Saturnia Resort is in Saturnia, near Manciano, in southern Tuscany. The location works well for Maremma villages, vineyards, olive groves, hot springs, countryside drives, and slower wellness-focused trips.
Terme di Saturnia Resort has 124 rooms and suites within a five-star thermal resort setting. The rooms use warm Maremma colors and are designed for rest after spa time, golf, countryside visits, or thermal bathing.
Rooms and suites are elegant, calm, and connected to the landscape through soft Tuscan tones. Guests can expect comfortable bedding, refined bathrooms, Wi-Fi, room service, and layouts suited to couples, solo travelers, or families.
The natural thermal spring is the heart of Terme di Saturnia Resort. Its mineral water has shaped Saturnia for centuries and creates a wellness stay rooted in bathing, mud, spa rituals, and rest.
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