Gargonza's houses

Sleep in a tuscan castle

Enclosed within the ancient walls, the houses retain the imprint of peasant life that prudent restorations have preserved. This is why sleeping in the Gargonza Castle in Tuscany will be even more fascinating.

Our accommodations are divided into Junior Suites, Romantic Suites, Family Suites, as well as the Tower Suite and the Tower Room which is located on the 3rd floor of the medieval Tower with a private terrace from which you can enjoy a spectacular view.

Junior

Suites

Bright and welcoming, they are double or twin, each room has a private bathroom with shower, minibar and telephone.

Romantic

Suites

They bear the names of the ancient inhabitants: Boccio, Niccolina, Pietrino and, with them, many other wonderful characters.

Family

Suites

Bright and welcoming, they are double or twin, each room has a private bathroom with shower, minibar and telephone.

Suite

of the

Tower

They bear the names of the ancient inhabitants: Boccio, Niccolina, Pietrino and, with them, many other wonderful characters.

Room

of the

Tower

Bright and welcoming, they are double or twin, each room has a private bathroom with shower, minibar and telephone.

The Restaurant

THE TOWER OF GARGONZA

La Torre di Gargonza restaurant is located outside the walls of the village and it was the former shed for agricultural machinery and carpentry.

In 2007 it was completely renovated with the windows of the new panoramic room and with a new laboratory for fresh pasta which is daily produced.

The Pool

The Swimming Pool at Gargonza

Featuring a wide, welcoming staircase for easy access, the Gargonza pool is 1.40m deep and has been designed to ensure comfort and accessibility while remaining in perfect harmony with the surrounding architectural context.

The changing rooms and showers have been elegantly renovated within the former quarters of the estate’s farm animals. A shaded pergola offers the perfect spot to unwind with a snack or a crisp glass of wine, while taking in the serene views of the woodlands and the landscape overlooking the Val di Chiana.