A 5 star spa resort that has perfected faultless service and ‘Salus Per Aquam’ which means healing through water to refresh your mind and body. Dei Lorena Restaurant enjoys views of the leaning tower of Pisa and the executive chef ensures amazing creations of Tuscan cuisine. Dine alfresco in the Byron Court Terrace in cooling evening breezes and views across the Pisan hills and ancient olive groves.
Stay 5 nights and pay for 4 nights for holidays between 11 Jan - 18 Apr 19, 06 May - 09 Aug 19 and 18 Aug - 26 Dec 19
Comfort rooms with a double or twin beds and the option of a sofa bed, marble tiled floors, air conditioning, WiFi, bath robes, mini bar and TV.
Accessibility
•Bed & Breakfast
Buffet breakfast with freshly baked breads, homemade cakes, fresh fruit, cereals, hot and cold dishes as well as local and organic delicacies.
Board basis options available
North Tuscany is home to two of Italy’s most famous cities: Florence and Pisa. Here, art galleries, palazzos and Michelin-starred restaurants vie for your attention.
For something a little more laid-back, consider staying in a smaller city. Little Lucca comes ringed by Renaissance walls. Cycle or walk them for long-range views over both the city and Tuscan countryside.
Meanwhile, the thermal waters of Montecatini have been reeling in day trippers since Roman times. Explore the art nouveau Terme Tettuccio before hopping on the oldest funicular in the world. It takes you up to Montecatini Alto – a medieval village with spectacular views of North Tuscany.
For more information on travel and transport visit our Northern Tuscany & Montecatini page
PRE-BOOKABLE Excursions for guests staying in Montecatini
From £69 Thursday, full day
A guided tour of the medieval town of Siena which includes: the cathedral, music academy and the Accademia Chigiana. In the afternoon drive through the Chianti hills to explore San Gimignano, a town of towers dating back to the Etruscan period. Not suitable for people with mobility issues.
From £80 Friday, full day
Visit the home town of the famous Medici family, wealthy patrons of the famous writers, artists, architects and sculptors who flocked to the city. Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli and Raphael to name but a few, filling the churches palaces and streets with the world’s greatest Renaissance works. Our excellent guide will share all the secret stories and make the city alive in front of your eyes. The walk will end by the famous Uffizi Gallery where you will be able to SKIP THE QUEUE (entrance fee payable locally).
From £73 Tuesday, full day
Travelling by boat and/or train (weather permitting) around the Cinque Terre discover some of the most picturesque seaside villages in the Mediterranean. Starting at Riomaggiore or Manarola, and passing all five villages with their colourful houses stopping at: Vernazza and Monterosso where there is time for lunch and swimming. Not suitable for people with mobility issues
