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Localita Patrignone No. 1, 53011, Castellina In Chianti, Italy
Localita Patrignone No. 1, 53011, Castellina In Chianti, Italy
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We had six couples here for a week. The most wonderful experience along with cooking class, wonderful evenings singing, drinking wine and enjoying loads of story telling. Beautiful location with a very quiet setting.
There are a couple of things that will keep Podere in the memory: the view of course. An absolutely stunning 180 degrees vista of rolling hills. And there then there is the family. Simon, Verity and their two boys are such warm and natural hosts....More
Ten of us stayed for an all too short 9 nights. The location is incredible, the accommodation utterly charming and there can be few better pools with a view anywhere.
Simon and Verity are lovely hosts, very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. The banquet cooked by...More
We found Padrignone several years ago and for whatever reason did not visit then. After tasting their olive oil last year, we were determined to find a way to visit. Our family spent five short days there this August and we were so very sad...More
The setting of Podere Patrignone is idyllic. Set amid the wooded hills of Chianti in Tuscany, guests enjoy wonderful views across the valley to the towers of San Giminiano, shimmering in the morning sun until they melt into the blue haze of afternoon. Space abounds...More
Response from Simon-in-Toscana | Property representative |
Good grief. I had no idea this section on TripAdvisor even existed, so I've only seen your question now. So sorry for the delay in replying.
No, it's not essential to have a car if you're coming to Podere Patrignone, but it... More
Good grief. I had no idea this section on TripAdvisor even existed, so I've only seen your question now. So sorry for the delay in replying.
No, it's not essential to have a car if you're coming to Podere Patrignone, but it is highly advisable. We're only 10 minutes from Castellina in Chianti in one direction, and 10 minutes from San Donato in Poggio in the other direction, but there is very little in the way of public transport, and taxis are hard to find (and rather expensive - a taxi to Florence will cost around €70+). We have had several groups hire drivers to take them around during the day, but this is an expensive option for most people. If you have a car you have the freedom to explore all the lovely little towns and wineries all around us.
I hope this helps other travellers considering Podere Patrignone. If you are looking for a faster response, why not try the Podere Patrignone Facebook page, or the "Friends of Podere Patrignone" Facebook group, where you can ask questions and get honest answers from other guests who have stayed at Patrignone in the past?
