Monthly Rentals in Spedaluzzo

This Airbnb was, without a doubt, the best my wife & I have ever stayed at. The house was spotless, cozy, & perfectly located with breathtaking views of Tuscany—but what truly made it unforgettable was Riccardo & his amazing family. From the moment we arrived, Riccardo went above & beyond to make us feel at home. When our rental car plans fell through, he stepped in without hesitation, becoming our personal driver. He took us grocery shopping, showed us around Chianti, & even drove us to Florence twice. Riccardo was always responsive, kind, & genuinely cared about our experience. We didn’t just find a beautiful place to stay—we found warmth, hospitality, & a real connection that made us feel like family. This stay was worth every dollar & more. A true home away from home. If we ever return to Tuscany, it will definitely be with Riccardo.

Everything is perfect! The place is lovely, immersed in tranquility and ideal for relaxing. Elena welcomed us with a great glass of Chianti on arrival and prepared a hearty and delicious breakfast the next morning. The place looks like it's straight out of a postcard. We would have liked to stay longer, but unfortunately we only stayed one night. Highly recommended!

We spent five wonderful nights here and couldn’t have enjoyed it more. From the moment we arrived, we felt completely at peace, surrounded by beautiful greenery and the calming sounds of nature. Our heartfelt thanks to our lovely hosts, Viviana and Sebastiano, who made our stay truly special. The home-cooked meals and their wine were absolutely delicious. They made us feel right at home. It’s the kind of place that stays with you long after you leave. We would definitely love to come back!

I could have to stay to live in this place. The owners are the neighbors I would like to have, the place is beautiful, the pool perfect, the dogs are friendly and really cute, there is a lot to visit in the region, it was a great time. There is no AC which is to be expected in Europe and particularly in the fields so a heat wave is hard to live there but that comes with the territory. One thing: the GPS seems to think the place is at the top of the hill, it is not. Some 200 meters before arriving look to your left. You should see a sign that says "Valmontese". On the right there is a sign about a bed and breakfast. You need to do a hard shoulder left turn into that road. The place is the first metal door you'll find on the left about 200 meters down the road.