Laticastelli was originally a castle built in the thirteenth century that was destroyed and rebuilt as a farm and winery. Finally it turned into a small medieval village that, reconstructed as a Country Relais, maintains its original charm and character. The old cellars of the winery were recycled into "La Taverna".
Laticastelli is a secluded and quiet place Perched on a hill with a beautiful road of cypresses, an impressive view of the surrounding countryside, the village main street leads to a park with cedars and flowers.
At the bottom of valley, close to the river Ombrone that limits the 50 hectares property, there is a polo field; farther away olive trees, vineyards and grain fields. The woods with winding paths make it an ideal place to ride, walk or just relax.

The rustic furniture of peasant origins mixes with old doors and windows. Wooden beams and travertine marble blend together in a charming combination of styles.
The main house has an antique kitchen, a large dinning room and a huge drawing room, that have kept the atmosphere of the medieval times.
The Suites have a double bed plus a spacious sitting room with a sofa that can be used as extra bed. Some of the Suites also have a kitchenette. Additional beds are available on request.

Siena is only 15 minutes away and so is the Chianti Region. Firenze and San Gimigniano are within a 60 minute drive, and heading east or south you can visit Arezzo, Cortona, all the Val D'Orcia, and the wine area of the Terre Senese, including Montepulciano, Montalcino, Pienza, Perugia, and Assi.