Albergo Angiolino
3 star hotel in Chianciano Terme
Via Sabatini, 43

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Lodging in Tuscany: 3 star hotel Chianciano Terme

Inaugurated in 1949, the hotel is ideal for those wishing to spend a tranquil holiday in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere in an area surrounded by natural beauty spots.
The hotel is managed by the Massarelli family, and is situated very close to the principal spas and their parks, the ideal location for the well being of both mind and body.

Hotel Angiolino is situated in a panoramic position only a short distance from Chianciano’s main piazza and the Acqua Santa and Fucoli parks where visitors may take the waters. A short walk will take guests to the Sillene Spa and Wellness Centre.
The hotel has 41 spacious and bright bedrooms and offers everything you need to make your stay pleasant and comfortable including of course, fine Tuscan cuisine.

All rooms have air conditioning, parquet flooring, bathroom (with shower or bath), hair dryer, telephone, TV, radio, writing desk and internet access point.
Many of the rooms have splendid views of the surrounding countryside including views of three lakes; Chiusi, Montepulciano and Trasimeno.


The restaurant
The family are proud to offer a menu of carefully prepared traditional Tuscan dishes. There is a buffet with a large selection of vegetable dishes and an assortment of cheeses is available both for lunch and dinner. Desserts include an assortment of home made cakes which are also part of the sumptuous breakfast.


There is air conditioning throughout the hotel and guests may take advantage of the cool breeze in the garden during the summer months. For guests wishing to sunbathe, a large terrace equipped with sunbeds and deck chairs is available or they can enjoy the same facilities in the privacy of their room’s balcony.

All areas of the hotel can be reached by elevator, making it suitable for guests using wheelchairs.

Situated in the centre of Italy close to the A1 Motorway and main north/south railway, Chianciano Terme is within easy reach of Italy’s most important towns and cities.