Agriturismo La Fonte

Housing

The square stone building dates back to the 15th century.
Renovated in observance of traditional country style architecture, with the beautiful stones in full view, it is divided into 4 suites, with 2 or 4 sleeping places respectively, endowed with the most comfortable services, independent heating, TV, table ware, table and bed linen, capable of making the sojourn of our guests pleasant and relaxing.

In the spacious green garden there is a lighted swimming pool, where you can spend unforgettable moments night and day. Bird songs will accompany you on your walks along country paths or will lull you into dozing on long summer afternoon rests.

Services

RESTAURANT FACILITIES, Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board, Swimming pool, Pets allowed, Local products, Oil and Wine production/tasting, Playground, Disabled

Sport: Mountain Bike, Trekking

Internal Services: Acces Internet, Final cleaning, TV sat, TV in room, Communal telephone, Communal television, Heating, Wifi

External services: Barbecue, Thermal baths nearby, Rental Bikes, Car park, Park

Facilities

Swimming – pool
Little pool whit hydromassage (no children)

Breakfast

Internet Connection

Internet point

Bicycles or mountain bikes

Satellite tv

Meeting room with fireplace and television ( in common )

Luna Park

Equipped open air spaces

Covered parking area

Guide to agricultural activities

Laundry ( at payment )

Telephone ( at payment )

Oven and Barbecue

Trekking

Sale of farm products ( Wine and Oil )

 

Nearby Facilites

 

Horse Riding ( 12 Km )

Tennis ( 3 Km )

Golf ( about 70 Km )

Spas

Art and Culture

Surroundings

At only 2 km you can visit Pienza, the city designed by Pope Pius II (Enea Silvio Piccolomini) and its wealth of artworks and monuments. It is located on a hilltop (500 m), flanking the Val d'Orcia, and in front of the Monte Amiata. Many other villages in the surrounding merit a visit: Montalcino – Montepulciano – S. Quirico d'Orcia – Bagno Vignoni – Siena – Montichiello – Chianciano Terme as well as the Monte Amiata.