Good villas in Tuscany?
 

8 women traveling in October - for 2 weeks - Tuscany is our home base - anyone know any good villas?

Linda, There are hundreds of good ones.<BR>Set your critieria for price, location,<BR>bed to bath ratio first. Then, go to this web site for great advice:<BR>www.slowtrav.com Let me know if you need help. Tuscany may be bigger than you think.

I can recommend three places I have stayed - - but none might be just right for you.<BR><BR>One is in Tuscany, near Ambra - - but further from the "beaten path" than we imagined. Could sleep 14.<BR><BR>One is in Rieti - - also very remote.<BR><BR>and the other is at Lake Garda - - good location - - but not Tuscany. Could sleep 11.<BR><BR>But the real point is that I can share with you, if you need it - - my experiences with these three companies:<BR><BR>www.regencyintapts.com<BR>www.do mani-usa.com<BR><BR>and<BR><BR>www.rentvillas.com<BR><B R>All good experiences.<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>

Today's Washington Post travel section is devoted to rentals in Italy and elsewhere in Europe, and it has some good advice. You can see it at www.washingtonpost.com.

http://www.slowtrav.com/ has listings, and reviews.

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never done it myself but rentvillas.com is a real good site. Msst require a minimum stay