A retreat holiday here will put you on top of the world
Villa Pepi, a 17th century family home, is the perfect accommodation for family gatherings or a group of friends who may appreciate relax and privacy out of the crowds of the city. Ideal to be combined with a short stay downtown or daily excursion in town.
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What We Love!
The living room and its piano
The house with its cosy church
The romantic bed you would never leave
Have dinner at home
The antique library, a dream
The private pool to enjoy a book
The flowers Ilaria loves much
Have fresh eggs every morning
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Amenities
The House Includes
- Quiet apartment despite the central location
- Private Garden
- Laptop-friendly workspace
- Washer, drying rack, iron & ironing board
- Wifi unlimited
Acacia® Essentials
- Luxury percale cotton bed linen with gold cord embroidery, bath and kitchen set with welcome amenities.
- Courtesy set by Acqua dell’Elba, a refined Italian fragrance brand.
- Exclusive day & night city guide by Acacia
- Complimentary luggage storage available upon request at Acacia reception
- Easy self check-in and check out
- Pet friendly
- Check in from 4-8 pm free of charge
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Guest reviews
What Our Guests Say
“We visited historic Villa Pepi last June and it's hard to put into words just how wonderful this place is. It has been loving restored by the family with an emphasis on retaining as many of the original features as possible, with the result that you get a real sense of how their ancestors lived. Of course it has modern facilities such as showers and a fully fitted out kitchen, but if you are looking for slickly renovated accommodation this isn't the place for you. The grounds are a joy, adorned with roses and fruit trees, the scent of which you can enjoy whilst lying by the charming swimming pool. We took advantage of the lovely walking routes through the Tuscany landscape. It's a place for those who appreciate history and want a peaceful retreat but I would not recommend it for families with young children or party people as many of the original artefacts are still on display, some of which are quite fragile. We shall certainly be returning to this gorgeous Tuscan retreat.
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ToscanaThe region with Florence, Siena and Chianti is an outstanding piece of land with sea, hills and mountains
The world is full of hills, but the most famous ones, with heir vineyards and olive trees, belong here. How many movies show and highlight their beauty? Just to name a few: Stealing beauty (1996), Under the Tuscan sun (2003), La vita è bella (1997), The English Patient (1996), Quantum of Solace (2008).
Around Volterra hills become reddish and ochre, then green and golden around Siena and Arezzo. Heir shape becomes more pointed as we get close to the mountains, in privileged lands with a high quality of life and a strong sense of community.
On the West, the waves turn the landscape into sandy beaches, with some rocks around Leghorn.
The islands of the archipelago still keep some well preserved sea food based culinary secrets. Tuscany is famous all over the world for the products of its land and their tasty combinations between wine and traditional recipes. An appetizer with artichokes in oil and salami from Maremma at sundown can really raise the dead!
Many small towns with timeless architectural and archaeological jewels from different ages can be reached within an hour drive from Florence. Festivals and cultural events highlight local traditions, de-localizing the offer of attractions and seducing tourists.
Staying outside the most renowned tourist centers can make you discover the real life in smaller and less known centers. A game of cards at the bar, a trattoria growing their biological vegetables, the rustic charm of country houses are all ingredients of a region that deserves to be entirely discovered, journey after journey.
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