
Castello di Casole, a Belmond Hotel in Tuscany, is a 10th-century castle set on one of Italy’s largest private estates. Surrounded by 4,200 acres of scenic beauty, guests can enjoy activities like wildlife safaris, vineyard strolls, and cycling. The restored castle and medieval village offer charming rooms with exposed brick, open fireplaces, and private gardens or terraces. Ristorante Tosca serves authentic Italian cuisine, featuring the estate’s wine, olive oil, and honey.
Bar Visconti, with its elegant marble details, is ideal for aperitifs. The infinity pool offers stunning views of the hills, while the vaulted spa, housed in a former wine cellar, features treatments using local grapes and rosemary. The San Tommaso Chapel and ancient amphitheater are perfect for intimate ceremonies and open-air celebrations, accommodating up to 30 guests.





Located in the Sant’Antonio area of the hotel, Villa Usil boasts a privileged vantage point below the Limonaia suites. Occupying approximately 250 sqm, the spacious villa nestles three comfortably furnished master bedrooms, an intimate garden and an expansive terrace.
With its three master bedrooms, intimate garden, and private patios, Villa Thesan is the perfect luxury accommodation for guests and their loved ones. Terracotta flooring, rustic beams, and Tuscan stone and marble combine to create a sensational home away from home.
Located within the hotel’s historical building, the Castello Di Casole Suites are filled with local antiques and fabrics. Each suite reflects warm Tuscan hues, while the sumptuous black and white bathrooms are crafted with timeless details.
The Tinaia Suites reinterpret the classic Tuscan style. Cool and warm colors, from terracotta to sage, are enhanced with bespoke Dedar fabrics, Loro Piana textiles, and floral carpets that create a captivating discourse between indoors and out.
Ideal for lovers of art and design, the newly imagined Etruria Suites are just a five-minute stroll from the main castle, taking full advantage of the beautiful surroundings and incredible valley views. Each pays homage to 1950s Italian contemporary design, with striking features including paintings by De Chirico and Gio Ponti-inspired carpets. They feature a bedroom with a separate living room plus a large, private outdoor terrace.
The spacious Tuscanica Suites are refined and sophisticated with a separate sitting area. Wood beam ceilings and local antiques sit beside vibrant Italian fabrics. Views of the interior courtyard or surrounding countryside are sure to enchant.
Enter into the upstairs living area, featuring two-storey ceiling-to-floor windows. The master bedroom is located on the lower level, which opens out to a stunning private garden terrace.
Premium Junior Suite are refined, romantic and sophisticated. They command stunning views of the interior courtyard, or gaze out across the surrounding countryside.
The Deluxe Junior Suites combine traditional features of the hotel’s historic building with modern fabrics and décor, offering a fresh and vibrant space for relaxation.
With a classic junior suite layout, the Superior Junior Suites are inspired by Tuscany’s terracotta hues, soothing blues, and cypress greens. They feature exposed stonework and a glamorous mosaic-tiled bathroom.



The restaurant offers a terrace overlooking the Tuscan hills or an indoor sophisticated yet relaxed ambiance among Italian textiles and sparkling Murano chandeliers. Executive Chef Daniele Sera’s à la carte menu combines the freshest local and organic produce with Tuscany’s finest delicacies.
This spot combines the relaxed spirit of alfresco dining with the feel of a traditional village store. Here delicious specialties pay tribute to the Tuscan countryside and pizza is prepared in a wood-fired oven. At the Emporio, guests can join the Pizzaiolo in the Pizza Academy and learn how to master this classic dish. Other cookery classes will teach foodies how to prepare perfect pasta and sensational homemade sauces. Guests are also invited to shop for products from the estate, from wine to honey and olive oil.
This is the ideal spot to enjoy delicious lunches while taking in stunning valley views. Guests can watch and interact with the chef as he cooks succulent meats on the Officine Gullo charcoal grill and prepares fresh vegetables, salads, pizza, and pasta. Open daily from 12 pm to 5 pm.
Guests can relax on the panoramic terrace and enjoy breathtaking views of the Tuscan hills while savoring traditional Italian dishes, including homemade pasta and locally-sourced meat and fish. Open daily for lunch from 12 pm to 3 pm.
Named after the castle’s former owner, the hotel’s stylish lounge bar affords spectacular panoramas over the countryside. Settle into the banquette-style seat or dine outside on the terrace.

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