Palazzo Leopoldo Dimora Storica & Spa

Lovely hotel in the middle of the town. Beds were extremely comfy with the best pillows I have ever had in a hotel. Well equipped bathroom with excellent shower. Decorated really nicely and very clean and well looked after. Breakfast was nice with a good selection of food. Spa was...

Lovely hotel in the middle of the town. Beds were extremely comfy with the best pillows I have ever had in a hotel. Well equipped bathroom with excellent shower. Decorated really nicely and very clean and well looked after. Breakfast was nice with a good selection of food. Spa was enjoyable and we also got to use the sister hotel's pool. Would recommend

This is a hidden gem in an absolutely beautiful little village. This has been extremely tastefully renovated in keeping with the interesting building. Our room was perfect, it was large and felt grand. The staff were so very helpful and even helped bring our luggage in from the car. The...

This is a hidden gem in an absolutely beautiful little village. This has been extremely tastefully renovated in keeping with the interesting building. Our room was perfect, it was large and felt grand. The staff were so very helpful and even helped bring our luggage in from the car. The food in the restaurant was very much to our liking which meant we could just relax in the hotel after a long drive. So far this has been my favourite place. I would highly recommend this beautiful hotel.

We spent three weeks Italy in April, 2024. Too much of it was spent waiting in lines in Florence which is already teeming with Americans. Instead I recommend you spend 5 days in the small villages of Tuscany. Radda was our favorite and the Palazzo Leopoldo Dimura (hotel) was the...

We spent three weeks Italy in April, 2024. Too much of it was spent waiting in lines in Florence which is already teeming with Americans. Instead I recommend you spend 5 days in the small villages of Tuscany. Radda was our favorite and the Palazzo Leopoldo Dimura (hotel) was the best. Lovely restaurant and spa, first rate staff and breathtaking views from room 38, the only one with a terrace

Radda is a very quaint village just what you expect from Tuscany. The hotel has friendly staff and rustic rooms. Breakfast is good and the terrace has lovely views over the countryside. There is no bar but you can order small bottles with a wine card.

The hotel has numerous separate buildings in Radda. We had a suite which also included Spa faculties access which was very nice. Although, I would not rate the gym in the hotel very high. We had a a great room with a wonderful view. The buffet breakfasts were very good...

The hotel has numerous separate buildings in Radda. We had a suite which also included Spa faculties access which was very nice. Although, I would not rate the gym in the hotel very high. We had a a great room with a wonderful view. The buffet breakfasts were very good with a large selection.

The hotel is beautiful and I know they have better rooms as friends of ours received a fully air conditioned room for same rate. Our AC pumped out warm air. There was no window in the room. Only a sky light. Asked staff to look at issue and they never...

The hotel is beautiful and I know they have better rooms as friends of ours received a fully air conditioned room for same rate. Our AC pumped out warm air. There was no window in the room. Only a sky light. Asked staff to look at issue and they never did. Would not recommend!

Whoever said that this hotel is from Scooby Doo is correct. There were many secret rooms, and we had fun exploring the space. The building dates to the 13th century and has a lot of charm. It also has modern conveniences, except that the WiFi was a bit spotty (most...

Whoever said that this hotel is from Scooby Doo is correct. There were many secret rooms, and we had fun exploring the space. The building dates to the 13th century and has a lot of charm. It also has modern conveniences, except that the WiFi was a bit spotty (most likely because of the location of the hotel). The bed was very comfortable, breakfast was great, and the hotel was totally quiet despite there being two tours in town. We would return to this hotel gladly.

The lodgings were very nice and comfortable. Anything you need is available. Radda in Chianti is a stunning area. Our room view very nice. What made our experience over the top was our cooking class with Barbara (Chianti) so fun and very entertaining! But most of all we found two...

The lodgings were very nice and comfortable. Anything you need is available. Radda in Chianti is a stunning area. Our room view very nice. What made our experience over the top was our cooking class with Barbara (Chianti) so fun and very entertaining! But most of all we found two of the front desk staff overwhelmingly helpful, kind and thorough. Kudos to Elena and Kristina! Thank you!

This is an amazing location. The hotel is a 12th century building with incredible views. Breathtaking. We were upgraded to a suite. There is a gorgeous, romantic small indoor pool in a former wine cellar - the use of the pool is private for 45 minute sessions and needs to...

This is an amazing location. The hotel is a 12th century building with incredible views. Breathtaking. We were upgraded to a suite. There is a gorgeous, romantic small indoor pool in a former wine cellar - the use of the pool is private for 45 minute sessions and needs to be reserved. It is worth taking a break for it. Beware -- there are many, many steps up to the room in very steep steps. there are not elevators - so those with leg issues or very heavy luggage beware. We had a wonderful 4 hour cooking class and dinner in an old original kitchen at the hotel. It was a highlight. Our issues - and a big one- is hardly anyone in this town speaks English including those at the hotel. The concierges did not really speak English and the front desk clerks had very rudimentary English skills at best. It was very difficult to arrange anything through the hotel because of that. Another big issue - on our last day the hotel apparently had scheduled to have its electricity turned off. No one told us. So in the middle of the morning we had no lights nor power. Mind you as structure older than the USA, our only window was quite small. When we inquired at the desk we were told there are flyers around town and we should have known that power would be off on our side of the street. There were only a few photocopied signs about this (along with many other) and we don't speak or read Italian. All that aside, I do recommend the Palazzo. And you must eat at Bar Dante.

A 5-star price for 2-star room and a hotel service even below 1 star. They even have forgotten to clean the room in a hotel over 170 euros per night. The hotel staff is only interested on offering pay services, but the room itself is far far away of the...

A 5-star price for 2-star room and a hotel service even below 1 star. They even have forgotten to clean the room in a hotel over 170 euros per night. The hotel staff is only interested on offering pay services, but the room itself is far far away of the images they sold. This hotel clearly does not deserve a visit.

one star service and a four star price. Neither the room nor the service corresponds to what is expected of this type of hotel. The worst experience in a week in Tuscany. They didn't even clean the room. The parking is far and very badly located.

Charming town and hotel. We enjoyed our stay. The staff was always available. Our room was a double and just enough space. The bathroom was updated, very nice a great water pressure.Good location for day trips in Tuscany. Hotel restaurant has a nice lively restaurant for dinner. Food was good....

Charming town and hotel. We enjoyed our stay. The staff was always available. Our room was a double and just enough space. The bathroom was updated, very nice a great water pressure.Good location for day trips in Tuscany. Hotel restaurant has a nice lively restaurant for dinner. Food was good. Buffet breakfast was just eight. It is an old hotel with 3 separate buildings with different entrance doors. Our room did not have a door fob to allow entrance to our section, so we needed to be buzzed in most times. We would have preferred a fob, but apparently a previous guest did not return it. This was our only disappointment.

We stayed her for a few days between visits to Rome and Florence. It was the perfect place to relax and slow down. Our room was huge, and the bathroom was the best I’ve ever experienced in Europe. We opened the windows for a quaint view of the town center...

We stayed her for a few days between visits to Rome and Florence. It was the perfect place to relax and slow down. Our room was huge, and the bathroom was the best I’ve ever experienced in Europe. We opened the windows for a quaint view of the town center and to hear the church bells. The staff was super attentive and professional.

Really very average. Poorly trained, unhelpful, uninterested and poorly informed reception staff really ruin the experience. Everything is too much trouble. Also this hotel over-complicates and over- promises on its facilities. Please don’t turn up simply expecting to use the promised pools and spa - it’s far more complicated than...

Really very average. Poorly trained, unhelpful, uninterested and poorly informed reception staff really ruin the experience. Everything is too much trouble. Also this hotel over-complicates and over- promises on its facilities. Please don’t turn up simply expecting to use the promised pools and spa - it’s far more complicated than that both in terms of timing and location. Far from relaxing. My room was actually fine - spacious and comfortable. Yet the overall experience was frustrating and disappointing.