

Hotel Description
You know what hits you first at Agriturismo Le Casaline? The silence. I mean, proper silence – the kind you forgot existed until you’re standing in this little valley near Seggiano, watching the morning mist roll off the Tuscan hills. The whole place sits tucked away on Località le Casaline, which honestly sounds more intimidating than it is. It’s basically a winding road that takes you away from everything touristy and drops you into what feels like someone’s gorgeous family estate (because, well, it sort of is).
The rooms have that perfect balance of rustic charm without making you feel like you’re roughing it – thick stone walls that actually keep things cool during those sweltering August afternoons, and windows that frame views so postcard-perfect you’ll stop believing they’re real. The family running this place clearly knows their stuff; they’ve managed to keep that authentic farmhouse feel while sneaking in all the modern touches that matter. The WiFi actually works (miracle in rural Tuscany), the shower pressure is decent, and there’s proper heating for those chilly spring mornings when the temperature drops more than you’d expect. Parking’s easy too – just pull up on the gravel area, no city-style stress about meters or permits.
What really sets Le Casaline apart is how they’ve nailed the whole agriturismo concept without turning it into some sanitized theme park version. You’re genuinely staying on a working property where they grow their own olive oil – and honestly, once you taste their stuff at breakfast, you’ll understand why Tuscans are so smug about their oil. The breakfast spread isn’t huge but everything’s either homemade or sourced from nearby farms, including this incredible pecorino that apparently comes from a place just down the valley. The hosts (I think the daughter speaks perfect English while the parents stick to Italian and gestures) seem genuinely excited to share local knowledge. They pointed me toward this tiny enoteca in Seggiano that I never would’ve found otherwise – just a few tables and the owner’s personal wine selection, but absolutely worth the five-minute drive.
The location’s one of those rare spots that feels properly remote but doesn’t leave you stranded. Seggiano itself is tiny but has everything you need – a decent restaurant or two, a small grocery store, and that aforementioned wine bar. More importantly, you’re positioned perfectly for exploring without dealing with crowds. Montalcino’s about twenty minutes away, but instead of fighting tour buses, you can hit the wineries early or late and have a much better experience. The property itself has these walking trails that wind through their olive groves – perfect for working off all that incredible food, and the views toward Monte Amiata are honestly spectacular, especially around sunset. I stayed here in early October and the weather was perfect, but I imagine summer gets pretty busy since the pool area looked well-used. Spring might actually be the sweet spot – fewer people, mild weather, and everything’s still green and lush.
Rooms
- Superior Apartment with 1 single bed and 1 large double bed for 3 adults, 1 child
- Two-Bedroom Apartment with 2 single beds, 1 large double bed and 1 sofa bed for 4 adults, 1 child
- Double Room with Patio with 1 large double bed for 2 adults, 1 child
- Villa with Private Pool with 8 × 1 large double bed for 16 adults


Reviews
Maria from United States (10/10)
The room was very clean, confortable bed and spacious bathroom. Very friendly and helpful host .
Ana from Romania (10/10)
Everything was amazing. The hosts are nice and always there if you need anything, the rooms are very nice and the view is breathtaking, everywhere you look. And the quiet, oh, the quiet … We have seen fhe most beautiful sunsets during our stay here. P.S. can't forget about Anacleto, the is the most playful dog, smart and beautiful. We had the most amazing stay here.
Wim from Belgium (9/10)
Great location, excellent restaurants in walking distance and very friendly host!
Alexandra from Switzerland (10/10)
Excellent location, sunsets were amazing. The bed was comfy and wifi was working well. The accommodation had everything one might need. Thanks again!
Martina from Croatia (9/10)
The apartment was good value for the money and the location was beautiful. The pool was beautiful even though we didn't have a chance to swim in it as we were shortly there. The scenery around the house was beautiful and the host very hospitable.
Nikolaos from United Kingdom (10/10)
The apartment was excellent. Clean, well organized, and quite big. Fantastic view and with a lovely garden to walk and enjoy the scenery. It is well located if you want to tour the region, but a bit far from the city and shops. You need car. Absolutely wonderful owners! They made us feel very welcomed.
Shimanoboy from Croatia (10/10)
Comfy bed, very clean and nice accomodation. View and sunset is unforgatable! Nice owners and Anakletooo :))
Grigorios from Greece (10/10)
We stayed for 5 days… I wish i could live here, that's what i have to say. The room is excellent, we needed an upgrade, because I made a mistake and didnt book one with a kitchen and the host had the new room ready in 2 hours. The bed was comfy, the kitchen rustic but modernized, we had everything we needed. The view was one of the best i have seen in my life, and one of the Sunsets was THE BEST of my life. You feel at home right away. Our little dog enjoyed the stay, i think a bit more that us, since she could run with Anacleto (the friendly dog of the host) on the Tuscan fields all day long! One of the perks is that you can grill on the BBQ with one of the best vistas in Italy (be sure to get some Chianina steak). Overall a beautifull experience, we will return
Goodday from China (10/10)
very nice location, beautiful view, very clean room, everything is great
Lazarevic from Serbia (9/10)
Amazing view from the house, there is nothing else out there. Host super kind with wonderful dog. Very nice place for rest and joy.
SURROUNDINGS
What’s nearby:
- Parco dei Cigni – Latte di Luna – la Gora: 9 km
Restaurants & cafes:
- Restaurant Silene: 1.3 km
- Restaurant Da Luca: 1 km
- Restaurant Agriturismo Antico Casale Pozzuolo: 4 km
Natural beauty:
- Mountain Mount Amiata: 10 km
Public transport:
- Train Monte Amiata: 12 km
Facilities
View:
- Landmark view
- Mountain view
- Pool view
- Garden view
- View
Bedroom:
- Linen
- Wardrobe or closet
General:
- Tile/marble floor
- Heating
- Private entrance
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
Kitchen:
- Coffee machine
Bathroom:
- Toilet paper
- Towels
- Bidet
- Bath or shower
- Private bathroom
- Toilet
- Free toiletries
- Hairdryer
Outdoors:
- Outdoor dining area
- Terrace
- Garden
Services:
- Daily housekeeping
- Luggage storage
- Laundry
Wellness:
- Kids’ pool
- Sun umbrellas
- Sun loungers or beach chairs
Activities:
- Bicycle rental
- Bike tours
- Walking tours
- Horse riding
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Fishing
Living Area:
- Desk
Food & Drink:
- Tea/Coffee maker
Room Amenities:
- Drying rack for clothing
- Clothes rack
2 swimming pools:
- Seasonal
- Pool with view
- Pool/beach towels
- Sun loungers or beach chairs
- Fence around pool
- Suitable for kids
Languages spoken:
- German
- English
- French
- Italian
Safety & security:
- Fire extinguishers
Reception services:
- Invoice provided
Entertainment and family services:
- Kids’ outdoor play equipment
- Board games/puzzles


Rules
Pets:
- Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
Check-in:
- From 15:00 to 20:00
Check-out:
- From 09:00 to 11:00
No age restriction:
- There is no age requirement for check-in
Cancellation/prepayment:
- Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodation type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required option.
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