I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città San casciano in val di pesa della Firenze

16/02/2026: I went for lunch with my husband. The atmosphere was intimate, quiet, and the view from outside the restaurant was beautiful. It was a shame about the incredibly long wait, both to order and especially to receive the food. 45 minutes for an appetizer! The price-quality ratio was unjustified.

17/11/2025: We had a delicious meal at La Volpenera near Salvadonica. We were pampered by Vincenzo and Alba. Wonderful staff.

01/11/2025: I would definitely like to stay here again

22/10/2025: 🍷🌿⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Villa Mangiacane is one of those rare places that doesn’t feel real until you’re standing there. I spent three unforgettable nights here for a wedding — maybe the most beautiful wedding I’ve ever attended — and it felt like stepping straight into a Tuscan dream. From the moment we arrived, everything was pure magic. The sun was setting over the vineyards, the air smelled of cypress and wine, and the staff greeted us like old friends. The villa itself is breathtaking — full of history, with art and architecture that make you stop and stare. The main villa overlooks miles of rolling hills, and everywhere you turn, it feels like a painting come to life. We stayed in one of the main suites — huge room, incredible bed, high ceilings, marble bathroom — everything about it felt royal. The service was beyond five stars; no matter what time of day or night, someone was there with a smile, a glass of wine, or something delicious to eat. Over three days, we celebrated under the Tuscan sky — a welcome dinner on the terrace with wood-fired pizza and laughter, a rehearsal dinner surrounded by candlelight and olive trees, and a wedding that felt straight out of a movie. The food was incredible, the estate’s own wine was perfect, and the atmosphere was unlike anywhere else in the world. Every corner of this villa tells a story — even the main hall, where old photographs of past guests and weddings hang on the walls, feels like a glimpse into history. You can sense the love, the joy, and the memories that live here. I don’t know why anyone calls this a three-star hotel — maybe they’re trying to keep it a secret. If hotels could go beyond five stars, this would be an eight. It’s romantic, timeless, and full of soul. If you ever find yourself in Tuscany, 20 minutes south of Florence — go. Stay here. Let Villa Mangiacane remind you what magic feels like.