Wellness Hotels Tuscany
Spa San Lorenzo is the icing on the cake of one of the best wellness hotels Tuscany
The Palazzo San Lorenzo wellness hotel in Tuscany is in Colle di Val d'Elsa in what was formerly, and for hundreds of years, the Spedale San Lorenzo built by the Usimbardi Family. The hotel, which was inaugurated in April 2010, has kept its former charm without eschewing the comforts and elegantly modern touches that create the unique atmosphere of this wonderful old building, making it one of the most popular wellness hotels in Tuscany.
Located in a unique position, which makes it easy for guests to get to many of the most fascinating attractions in the Tuscan hinterland, the hotel is right in the old centre of Colle di Val D’Elsa, which has been preserved in all its original splendour and where there are some of Italy’s oldest shops producing crystal.
All the rooms in this wellness hotel in Tuscany have parquet flooring, air conditioning, Wifi, 32-inch flat-screen TVs and bathrooms with bathtubs or Jacuzzis. There are various types of rooms and so each guest can find just the right one!
But the Palazzo San Lorenzo, one of the best wellness hotels in Tuscany, has a lot more to offer its guests: in the Sopra le Mura restaurant, the former chapel of the old Spedale, guests can enjoy intimate moments and excellent Tuscan cuisine thanks to the fantasy of our chef. And the maître d is always happy to advise guests which of the Italian and international wines are the most suitable.
In the morning the splendid breakfast room with its glass ceiling will welcome you with a hearty buffet to start your day in the best possible way.
For meetings and incentives we have two meeting rooms in what is one of the best wellness hotels in Tuscany. Their capacity is, respectively, 80 and 30 people, and they are equipped with a video projector, microphones, air conditioning and Wifi.
And then there is our Cafè San Lorenzo Wine Bar which is the ideal choice for relaxing with a drink, enjoying a cup of herbal tea or a quick snack.
