Paolo and Valerie were great hosts. This is a family run B&B and Paolo and Valerie work very hard to make it a great experience for guests. The town of San Donato is very picturesque and the view from the B&B's terrace is amazing. The daily breakfast spread is also amazing with Paolo making some great coffee and Valerie baking very good fresh cakes everyday. Paolo also went out of his way to arrange a local wine tour in a family run vineyard where we got a chance to interact with the family owners and hear their stories first hand. The people in the town are also very friendly and you should definitely try the Michelin star La Toppa restaurant (which is right next door and not too expensive).

Nothing. Just a tip - we didn't have a car and it was a bit hard to go outside the town since public transport is not that great. But we managed fine with the help of Paolo and Valerie and the locals.

A beautiful bed and breakfast! Charming rooms and hosts made our stay lovely. The village is only walking but that added to the Chianti experience. We went on daily excursions to local cites, but were happy to return to the peaceful countryside. Paolo and Valeria welcomed us into their home, and we loved our tiramisu class with Valeria and aperol spritz by Paolo. We also adored Sara who helped us from missing our own pups at home. We were a family group of eight from USA and Albania, including three children, and everyone enjoyed our stay. We highly recommend staying here…we just need Paolo's aperol spritz secret recipe. We hope to return again! Thank you for a memorable visit. ❤️

Paolo and Valeria were superstars. They couldn’t have been more helpful. They were warm and welcoming, attentive and considerate, and gave us some great recommendations for towns to visit, car parks to use, restaurants to dine in etc. We stayed in La Soffita which was a beautiful and spacious room (big enough to accommodate a king size bed plus 2 x singles with plenty of room to spare) with a stunning view to boot. The room had more amenities than we needed, and provided a great combination of comfort and rustic appeal. There was a good selection of foods for breakfast including homemade yoghurt and freshly home-baked cakes/pastries every day. We would definitely stay again. A huge thank you from us!

Fantastic location in the center of a beautiful middle ages castle town. The owners were very welcoming and managed to organise a last minute, out of season tour of San Donato with a great local guide. The building is a historical government palace with a rich history the owners know in detail.

the only inconvenience is that heating in the main room was through a stove, which needs regular feeding (handled by the staff during the day) and causes a lingering smell of burnt wood (pro or con depends on taste!)

- The dog Sara is super cute. - The breakfast is delicious, especially the homemade yoghurt. There are so many options. - The views over the Chianti countryside are postcard perfect. - The hosts have a warm hospitality. - There is much to explore within a 30-minute drive of the property. - This is a lovely part of the Chianti region of Tuscany for walking, running or enjoying a picnic. - The coffee in the local town is remarkable value, less than €2 for an Americano. - The trattoria La Toppa is a minute walk away in San Donato and we highly recommend going there. Thank you Paolo and Valeria for looking after us.

Paolo, Valeria, and Sara ;) made us feel so welcome, it's a memorable experience to have our time over here. Hospitality at its best, I asked for an Aperol spritz at 10 in the morning and Paolo who was a master mixologist from Naples made the best of which I had tasted - as the recipe he adheres to is strictly the classical format (no shortcuts, all proper ingredients) , it is guaranteed to move your taste buds even in the cold March sun. The wood stove in our room was taken care of hourly so our feet would feel warm once we came back from touring around Chianti. Sincerely it is a good place to stay whether to relax at their terrazze, or to tour around Chianti's magnificent landscape.

Le Terazze is a great place to be if you want to visit Chianti. The location is perfect, in the center of a small village. There is also a safe public parking lot ca. 100m away. If you want to visit the wineries or other cities you will definitely need a car. The rooms and the accommodation in general are very authentic and special and full of history. The terrace is amazing and is even much more beautiful then in the photos, you can use it all day and also in the evening and enjoy a wine or the great homemade Italian breakfast which was fresh and very delicious! The cakes and the coffee were outstanding. The hosts are very nice, friendly and intelligent people, who are always willing to help out or give tips for your stay in Chianti. They also have a wonderful dog which made our stay even better :) Thank you very much for everything!

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An old historical house in the small village heart. Well preserved and maintained, like a small museum. Paolo & Valeria were the best hosts with a house tour and recommendation what and how to visit in the area. Great Italian breakfast! The closest winery is famous, but hard to book last minute. Their dinner was amazing and reasonable at 60. Free parking in Via Borgo Vecchio. The taverna across the street was a great family run option, as well.

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This stay exceeded expectations! We booked for only one night after lunch at Antinori Winery up the road. There was also a fabulous restaurant for dinner just across the street from the BnB. This stay was very cosy and welcoming. Paolo was a fantastic host, as was his lovely dog, Sara, whom we got to play with while enjoying apertivo drinks on the balcony. We had one of the smaller rooms, but it was still perfect- comfortable & had everything we needed. Breakfast was fabulous. This place is very cosy, welcoming, and great value for money.

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We stayed in "Soffita" which is a large high ceilinged room at the top of the house with great views over the valley. The weather was miserable the day we arrived and Paulo had a fire going in the woodburner in our room which was a lovely touch. The bed was very comfortable with pristine crisp white bed linen which was changed every 3 days. Breakfast was amazing - buffet style with different homemade savoury and sweet treats every day. The terrace was lovely and we would have chosen to eat there in the evenings if the weather had been better

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