If you are thinking about the town of Cortona and Tuscany to spend your next holiday, we offer you the possibility to live a different and unusual vacation, away from the typical tourist areas. Our main goals are the excellent quality and price of our services, the direct relationship we have with the country houses' and apartments' owners and our presence in this area. Our client is our guest: we would like to invite you to Tuscany!

Villetta Armaiolo is a cozy cottage located in one of the most evocative and enchanting areas of Tuscany: Crete Senesi. At a short driving distance to Rapolano, well known for its thermal baths, Villetta Armaiolo is immersed in the greenery of the surrounding valleys offering spectacular views. This tiny stone Cottage, has recently been restored and it is the perfect destination for a party of two. The property boasts one double bedroom, a full bathroom with shower and a living area composed with fully equipped kitchen and a dining/living room. The bright and peaceful location make this structure the perfect accommodation for a couple looking for peace and relax immersed in Tuscan greenery, which can be contemplated from the lovely salt swimmingpool.

The area is also interesting for its highlights, both natural and historic; from the typical Tuscan rolling hills to the characteristic villages nestled in the top hills. Rapolano, a seemingly rugged land with its towns dotted throughout the rough, clayey Crete Senesi, hides a warm heart made of thermal waters full of therapeutic properties that bubble up to the surface. The springs have been used since the Roman era, especially the Antica Querciolaia and the San Giovanni Terme Rapolano, peaceful places immersed in unparalleled landscapes. SPA lovers will be able to spend amazing days enjoying the multiple thermal treatments and wellness available on site or simply have a dip or relax in hot springs. Nature in Rapolano doesn't just offer the gift of its waters, but its stone as well. Another precious resource of the earth is travertine, which has formed over the years in the waterfalls, springs and basins where limestone was present. This stone, porous but strong, has been mined since the 1500s, and it's still an important industry in the area. In the past, it impacted everything from the landscape to architecture, serving as building material for many monuments.