| | Facilities within the Property |
 The staff of Casolare di Remignoli is willing to welcome you and help you with anything you might need such as restaurant reservations, advices about the best places to visit in San Gimignano, guided tours information and bookings, excursions and so on. Inside the property we have a private parking at our guest's disposal. |
 In general our guests have several facilities at their disposal: swimming pool, air conditioning, Sat-TV, internet access point, fax, facilities for disabled people and a rich daily breakfast.
We produce Saffron "Zafferano di San Gimignano DOP" cereals, oil and fruits. In the area you can also taste the Chianti and the Vernaccia directly by the producer. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Bicycle Rentals | Car Rental (with Driver) | | Concierge Service | Fax Service | | Guide-Dogs Welcome | Guided Tours | | Home Produce | Horseback Riding | | Ice Machines | Luggage Storage | | Mountain Bike Rentals | Olive Oil Tasting | | Photocopier | Private City Tours | | Private Parking | Restaurant | | Scooter Rentals | Swimming Pool | | Trekking | Tuscan Dinner | | Wake Up Service | Wine Tasting | | Wine Tours | | | |
| San Gimignano, the city of San Gimignano took its name from the saint, then bishop of Modena, who helped the Tuscany village fight against the barbarians. The origins of the town date back to the Roman period, when the consul Silvio was forced to leave Roma with his followers. Because of this, the town of San Gimignano was anciently known as Silvia. Between XIII and XIV century, San Gimignano was known as a very important town, for its commercial activity as well as for its poetry, architecture and the arts in general. The beautiful medieval village of San Gimignano is well known all over the world as one of Tuscany's treasures. It is the only example of a medieval city which has preserved through the centuries many of its ancient and beautiful towers. San Gimignano can always amaze the visitor with its charm, beauty and the unique atmosphere of its historical centre, which is almost intact. |
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