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The 14 Best Hotels in Tuscany: From Luxury to Budget Accommodation

Tuscany is a region that epitomizes the Italian dream, offering an irresistible blend of natural beauty, rich history, and culinary excellence. For those planning a visit, finding the right accommodation can significantly enhance the experience. Whether you're searching for opulent luxury, comfortable mid-range options, or budget-friendly stays, this curated list of the best hotels in Tuscany caters to various preferences and budgets, ensuring every traveler finds a perfect match. A little spoiler: accommodation in Tuscany can be costly, and what is considered "low-budget" can seem a bit too much for some, but the stunning landscapes and Tuscan charm make up for it.

The Stippl editors · Stippl editorial
4 min read · Updated 2026-09-04
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Luxury Accommodations

1. Belmond Castello di Casole, Siena

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Set within a timeworn castle amid rolling Tuscan hills, Belmond Castello di Casole offers a blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. The hotel features elegantly restored suites, a world-class spa, and an infinity pool with panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards. Guests can indulge in traditional Tuscan cuisine at the estate's restaurant or participate in a cooking class to learn local recipes.

The Belmond Castello di Casole is just a short drive from Casole d'Elsa (5 km) and the iconic city of Siena (25 km). Wine enthusiasts can explore the famed Chianti region, which is less than 30 km away.

  • Average Price: €750 per night

2. Borgo Santo Pietro, Chiusdino

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This 13th-century villa, transformed into a five-star hotel, delivers an unparalleled luxury experience. Borgo Santo Pietro sits on a sprawling estate where guests can enjoy a holistic spa, Michelin-starred dining, and a variety of organic treatments using products sourced from the hotel's own farms.

  • Average Price: €1000 per night

3. Il Pellicano, Porto Ercole

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Perched on a cliff overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, Il Pellicano exudes exclusivity and privacy. This luxury hotel offers a chic retreat with a saltwater pool, a Michelin-starred restaurant, and private access to a rocky beach.

  • Average Price: €500 per night

4. Villa Cora, Florence

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Located near the iconic Boboli Gardens, Villa Cora is a grand 19th-century mansion offering opulent rooms, a spa, and a seasonal heated outdoor pool. Its rooftop terrace provides stunning views of Florence.

  • Average Price: €400 per night

Mid-Range Accommodations

5. Albergo Le Terme, Bagno Vignoni

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Experience the therapeutic benefits of natural hot springs right from your hotel. Albergo Le Terme offers a budget-friendly spa experience in the historical setting of Bagno Vignoni, with traditional dining available onsite.

  • Average Price: €150 per night

6. Adler Spa Resort, Bagno Vignoni

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In the heart of the Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Adler Spa Resort is perfect for wellness enthusiasts. The resort boasts comprehensive thermal facilities, a range of spa treatments, and guided excursions through the Tuscan countryside.

  • Average Price: €300 per night

7. Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort & Spa, Barga

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This resort offers a contemporary stay with spectacular views of the Serchio Valley. Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, a spa, and several dining options that highlight local flavors.

  • Average Price: €200 per night

8. Oltrarno Splendid, Florence

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Oltrarno Splendid is a boutique hotel nestled in Florence's vibrant Oltrarno district. Just a short walk from the Boboli Gardens, Pitti Palace, and Ponte Vecchio, it blends historical elegance with modern design.

  • Average Price: €250 per night

9. La Bandita Townhouse, Pienza

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A boutique hotel in the heart of Pienza, La Bandita offers a contemporary urban retreat with a casual restaurant and stylish, comfortable rooms. Located in a UNESCO World Heritage site with Montepulciano (15 km) nearby.

  • Average Price: €250 per night

Budget Accommodations

10. Hotel Villa Cappugi, Pistoia

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Located on the outskirts of Pistoia, this hotel combines Tuscan charm with affordable luxury. Florence is just a 35 km drive away, making it easy for a day trip.

  • Average Price: €80 per night

11. Hotel Puccini, Montecatini Terme

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In the heart of the spa town of Montecatini Terme, Hotel Puccini offers easy access to local thermal baths and a rooftop terrace. Lucca (29 km) and the Leaning Tower of Pisa (55 km) are accessible for day trips.

  • Average Price: €120 per night

12. Hotel Italia, Siena

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Located within walking distance of Siena's historic center, Hotel Italia offers modern comforts including a generous breakfast buffet and family-friendly services.

  • Average Price: €90 per night

13. Palazzo San Lorenzo, Colle di Val d'Elsa

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Set in a refurbished palace in Colle di Val d'Elsa, this hotel merges historical architecture with modern luxury. Medieval San Gimignano (15 km) and Siena (25 km) are within easy reach.

  • Average Price: €130 per night

14. Il Ciocco, Barga

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Nestled in the serene hills near Barga, Il Ciocco provides a budget-friendly option with outdoor activities and local cuisine for a genuine Tuscan experience.

  • Average Price: €50 per night

Each of these accommodations, from the lap of luxury to budget-friendly hotels, offers a unique way to experience Tuscany. Whether it's waking up to a view of the Tuscan hills or stepping out into the heart of Florence, these best hotels in Tuscany provide beautiful settings and exemplary hospitality to make your stay unforgettable.

Once you've settled in, see our guide to the 7 must-visit villages in Tuscany for the best day trips from any of these hotels — and our guide to the best Tuscan souvenirs for what to bring home.

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