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"We had the most magical wedding we could imagine here. All of the staff were so kind and accommodating. This will be a trip we will never forget. I can't say enough great things about the people, the stay, the wedding, etc. Highly recommend!"

"Great location for the main square and railway station. Staff friendly and helpful. Rooms clean and in great condition, considering the building is old."

"Great place with loads of space at a reasonable price. It is a bit off the beaten path but otherwise great."

"Had an amazing stay at Hotel Villa Maranello. Great property and location but the exceptional host is what made our stay perfect. He met us at the front door and was incredibly welcoming showing us where was good to eat and drink and stories about Ferrari. Great guy!"

"Lovely property and very well-maintained with attentive staff offering above and beyond help and advice. Priscilla was especially helpful with recommendations about the town and amenities. "

"This is a beautiful old property, full of lovely artwork and charm, a real home. There is a lot of wildlife to enjoy. We had a lovely time staying here. It is well equipped Loads of books and dvds if staying in. We had a fair amount of wet weather unfortunately but was ok. We loved visiting Pescia, Lucca and Montecatino whilst we were there, all in easy driving distance. Try the fanicular going up to Montecatino Alta, stunning views and a square full of restaurants which was very jolly. One point of note is that the access to the house is down a very steep unmade up slope, and we found that a challenge being in our mid 70s, so senior citizens like us just need to be aware of this. The approach road is steep and winding. That said, it was still a great pleasure to stay at Il Rivo and the owner Michelle is lovely and very helpful. Great communication. Thankyou Michelle."

"Friendly staff, great resturant. "

"Excellent!"

"Comfortable Homely Villa set in the Tuscan hills. We enjoyed the views, the relaxing by the pool. Visiting both Lucca & Pisa via the train and Eating in Tuscan restaurants. "