Lupaia

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"The classic Tuscan farmhouse made real; here, farmhouse charm is turned into nothing less than a work of art." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Situated in a charming Tuscan hamlet nestled in the hills between Montepulciano and Montefollonico, this restaurant boasts stunning sunset views from its garden in the summer months, while guests in the dining room can enjoy views of the open kitchen in winter. The cuisine changes daily, with the chef offering a tasting menu based largely around produce from his own farm. The journey to get here is bucolic to say the least – an occasionally tortuous dirt track of more than 2km which requires careful driving! Booking ahead is essential if you’re not staying in the hotel." - Michelin Inspector

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"Farmhouse charm is cranked up to eleven here, from an open kitchen turning out a daily four‑course dinner sourced from the hotel’s own organic garden to rooms carved from five painstakingly renovated historical structures—an architectural mosaic of Tuscan styles where contemporary comforts sit beneath centuries‑old beams and rough‑hewn textures meet finely wrought furnishings." - The MICHELIN Guide

Ten Authentic Tuscan Farmhouse Hotels

"The farmhouse charm is cranked up to eleven at Lupaia, especially in its open kitchen, where a daily four-course dinner is made out of produce from the hotel’s own organic garden. And it’s in plentiful supply in the rooms as well, carefully adapted from five painstakingly renovated historical structures, each of which is an architectural mosaic of Tuscan styles, with contemporary comforts under centuries-old roof beams and rough-hewn textures alongside finely wrought furnishings." - Mark Fedeli

Ten Authentic Tuscan Farmhouse Hotels

"The farmhouse charm is cranked up to eleven at Lupaia, especially in its open kitchen, where a daily four-course dinner is made out of produce from the hotel’s own organic garden. And it’s in plentiful supply in the rooms as well, carefully adapted from five painstakingly renovated historical structures, each of which is an architectural mosaic of Tuscan styles, with contemporary comforts under centuries-old roof beams and rough-hewn textures alongside finely wrought furnishings." - Mark Fedeli