We were so impressed by our first stay at Riserva di Fizzano in 2008 that we did not consider another location for our recent trip. What a wonderful, peaceful, amazing place. Our villa was outstanding; lots of room and all the amenities we needed. The staff are all extremely accommodating ensuring that all our needs were handled (Ilaria and Jho). There is no better place to stay in the Tuscan countryside!

This summer we have stayed in six different places in Tuscany and Riserva de Fizzano has without a doubt been the best of them. Its a friendly and nice place, where you feel welcome and where the staff (from the reception to the gardeners) do everything to make your vacation relaxing and comfortable. The on-site restaurant serves great food for a very reasonable price - even though the lunch portions could be a tiny bit bigger.

The only thing which I can - and will - put my finger on, is the fact that WIFI internet access is charged at 4€ per hour. In the year 2011 and with the fairly steep rates at Riserva de Fizzano internet access should be free, which I hope it will be when I return next summer to our already booked room at the Riserva de Fizzano :-)

Just arrived after a week in "ville di corsano" at an agriturismo charging 600€ a week.

Place looks nice and clean. To gey there follow the brown sign "Fizzano" which is never mentioned. GPS coords from site will get you on the correct road, not the appartment!

Asked for WIFI access, they ask 4€ per hour! That's crazy. Last place had free (and price for a week was half as much as this one) wifi and all over the country wifi is free most of the time.

Even my mobile internet charges only 2€ a day! This is in my opinion a very bad thing.

Our family of 4 stayed here for 1 week in July. Everything about this property was superb from the excellent customer service, wines, pool, views and breakfast. The property is originally hundreds of years old that has been renovated into 22 rooms if i recall. We had dinner there 1 night but preferred to take the 7KM drive into Castellina in Chianti which we absolutely loved for a quiet little town. We actually much preferred Castellini in Chianti to the bigger hillside tourist traps of San Gimignano and Volterra. Siena is about 45 mins away which we also loved.

Take the wine tour on offer and go to their cellars after for tasting. Wine in Italy is superb and very cheap compared to Canada. We were jealous of all the northern Europeans who could simply drive down and load up their cars with case after case of wine