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Facilities within the Property

Breakfast is not included in the price, we can prepare it upon request. Anyway in our kitchen it is possible - by means of a self-service machine - to have coffee, tea and hot drinks. On request, the kitchen is available for cooking purposes. Our staff is willing to help you in everything you might need in order to make your stay unforgettable.

Reception: as we are not always available on-site, please let us know in advace at what time you intend to check-in.

Property Facilities Summary:
Bicycle Rentals	Fridge
Guided Tours	Ironing
Laundry	Microwave
Motorbike Rentals	Mountain Bike Rentals
Parking	Scooter Rentals
Sightseeing Tours	Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
Wine Tours

Nearby Facilities

Nearby you can find restaurants, shops, grocery stores, chemists, bank, post office and everything you might need for your daily life. Furthermore cities such as Florence, Siena or Pisa are within short driving distance from San Gimignano. Important things to know about San Gimignano: The fame of the town is owed to all of this, renowned worldwide as it is for its architecture, churches and treasures of art - which over the course of the centuries were robbed and dispersed several times. That which remains has been admirably saved and is today hosted in churches, museums and art structures, which everybody can visit and admire to their great pleasure. Thanks to this, San Gimignano is one of the most renowned cities in the world and has been declared cultural heritage of the world by UNESCO.
San Gimignano has an architectonic structure, a political system and an economy which developed between the end of the eleventh and the mid thirteenth century. The city's maximum development occurred in those centuries and continued up until 1348, the year of the great plague, and 1353, the year in which it surrendered to Florence. Documents relate to us the history of the town from its Etruscan and Roman origins to the development of the historic centre, thanks to the Francigena road - important for commercial trade, pilgrimages and exchange of knowledge - which crossed its entire length and brought wealth and well being.