Pierluigi is a large medieval hamlet that has been recently restored and turned into a refined holiday resort. It consists of a 15th century Villa surrounded by the premises of the former farm, hosting over 60 apartments. The resorts has two swimming pools, a renowned restaurant, a wine bar with a small shop, a central reception and a park adorned with historical trees for outdoor relaxation. Accommodation is provided in studio, as well as one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartments. Each unit has got its private kitchen and 1 or 2 bedrooms. The apartments can comfortably host 2, 4 and up to 6 people. All the units are fully air-conditioned and are furnished in a very refined rural style with top quality equipments, fittings and appliances for a unique comfort. Some one-bedroom and two-bedroom units have a private garden and some larger apartments are luxury standard. The resort is surrounded by woods and breathtaking panoramas.
Pierluigi is open all year long. Its central location is perfect to reach all Tuscany's major art towns within one hour driving. The main road joining Pisa with Florence is within 15 minutes driving.

Studio apartment
(2 people)

One-bedroom apartment
(2+2 people)

One-bedroom apartment
with garden
(2+2 people)

Two-bedroom apartment without garden, with sofabed
(4+2 people)

Two-bedroom apartment plus
(6 people)

TOURIST TAX:
As of 2012, visitors to Tuscany may be required to pay a tourist tax, the rate of which varies from town to town and according to the length of your stay. If the tax applies in the location you have selected for your stay, this will be collected by the owner/receptionist of the accommodation at your arrival and is therefore not included in our invoice and in the pricelist above.

A SEASON:
From 7th January to 31st March 2012;
From 6th October to 29th December 2012;

B SEASON:
From 31st March to 19th May 2012;
From 15th September to 6th October 2012;

C SEASON:
From 19th May to 7th July 2012;
From 25th August to 15th September 2012;

D SEASON:
From 7th July to 25th August 2012;