Villa Sabolini

The hotel meeting lounge can host business meetings, conferences and incentive activities, Free  from any architectural barrier and suitably equipped for the successful organisation and efficent management of any sort of event, the villa has fully modular spaces where meetings and work teams with up to 55 participants can be comfortably hosted.

meeting room (n.2) - pax 40

Historic architectural features, refined fittings, elegant friezes and frescoes characterise the 30 rooms of Villa Sabolini, from each of which the colours and special atmosphere of the countryside around Siena can be admired and enjoyed. Soothing hues, precious furniture, fine  drapery and all the best modern comforts are the distinctive features of all the rooms, some of which are made more attractive by comfortable canopied beds.

The restaurant of Villa Sabolini revives the pleasure of  traditional flavours with a mouthwatering array of dishes that have resisted the challenge of time. The highly refined, bright lounge is the perfect place for a romantic candle-lit dinner, an intimate reception and unforgettable meals, The cuisine is inspired by the great Tuscan culinary tradition with a variety of single courses prepared after an accurate choice of local genuine ingredients.

RESTAURANT
Villa Sabolini

Colle Val d'Elsa is splendidly located at the heart of Tuscany, a short distance from Florence, Siena and Volterra on the route of ancient Via Francigena, walked along by pilgrims on the way to Rome  and coming from all over Europe during the Middle Ages. The origins of this Tuscan town go back to ancient times: it was founded by the Etruscan, conquered by the Romans and its heyday dated from the Middle Ages, when it became a protagonist in the history of free Communes and the fight between Guelphs and Ghibellines. Colle Alta rises on a rock spur  and keeps its urban plan of medieval centre still intact; it is silent, secluded, sheltered by massive walls. Worth seeing are the Castle, with towers offering breathtaking views of the surrounding territory, the Cathedral, Palazzo dei Priori, authentic jewel of 14th century architecture, Palazzo Pretorio and the former St Peter's Music College dating from the 17th century. Colle Val d'Elsa is internationally renowned  for the production of crystal glassware, which has won the town the appellations of Italian Bohemia and Crystal Town. Amid the old shops and craft workshops devoted to crystal glassware,  a break in one of the picturesque bars of Colle Alta to sip a glass of good Chianti Classico is undoubtedly a must.
 
How to get there:
By car: if coming from the North, exit Firenze-Certosa along A1 Motorway, then proceed on  Firenze-Siena motorway junction with suggested  exit at Colle Val d'Elsa Sud; if coming from the South, exit Bettolle along A1 Motorway, then proceed on Bettolle-Siena junction and Siena- Firence motorway junction with suggested  exit at Colle Val d'Elsa Sud.
By train: Poggibomsi-San Gimignano railway station on Firenze.Siena railway line.
By air: Florence airport, about 70 Km away.