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adventureseeker Feb 2nd, 2007 04:50 PM

Anniversary trip.....looking for a romantic bathtub in Tuscany!
 
Going to Italy for 10 yr. Anniversary and looking for a romantic accomodation in Tuscany (any location) preferably with rustic elegance that has a great bathtub (Ideally would love a clawfoot or stone tub). Any ideas?

Genie Feb 2nd, 2007 05:20 PM

http://www.borgoargenina.it/
This is near Sienna,has a lovely breakfast,and a romantic little cottage as well as rooms to rent.I don't remember the bathtub style, but you could ask.




StuDudley Feb 2nd, 2007 05:54 PM

The huge tub in the Malvinsa suite at La Saracina in the Val d'Orcia near Pienza. This is a very romantic villa too - we spent our 25th anniversary there about 11 years ago. Been there twice. You can do laps in the jaccuzi/tub. There is also a shower with two shower heads and it's so large that it doesn't need a shower curtain. Two sinks too. The villa has only 6 rooms. Large pool, tennis courts, and fabulous views over the val d'Orcia. You can see Pienza from the grounds.

I seemed to have lost their web site (new PC), but if you do a search for La Saracina, you'll find lots of comments. It's very popular.

Stu Dudley



adventureseeker Feb 3rd, 2007 07:32 AM

Hi Stu,

Coincidentally.....just before I checked the postings to this question, I stumbled across your Tuscan itinerary on another post, printed it and checked out the La Sarcina website, found the Malvinsa room/tub and was in heaven. Exactly what I'm looking for.

I've seen your posts on many topics and am very grateful (as I sure am so many are) for your expertise and for sharing your amazing experiences with us. You are a gem!

Thank you also, Genie, for your recommendation.

StuDudley Feb 3rd, 2007 07:57 AM

The downside of La Saracina is that you may never want to leave.

Stu Dudley

anna_roz Feb 3rd, 2007 04:43 PM

Based on Stu's recommendation, we spent four nights at La Saracina in mid-October of 2004. We stayed in the Prugnolo suite, which also has a nice jacuzi tub and a large shower, and a lovely canopied bed. We should have stayed longer or should have never left.

Anna Roz


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