The stone piazza of Borgo San Felice, a medieval hamlet converted into a five-star hotel

Castelnuovo Berardenga

Borgo San Felice

Relais & Châteaux · Wine Resort

An entire medieval hamlet — church, olive press, and all — converted into one of Tuscany’s finest wine hotels, a member of Relais & Châteaux since 1992 and owned by Allianz. More than 60 rooms and suites across its historic buildings, two pools, a spa, and two MICHELIN Keys. Poggio Rosso holds one MICHELIN star and a Green Star, with chef Stelios Sakalis in the kitchen since July 2025 as part of Enrico Bartolini’s group; Osteria Il Grigio is the more relaxed alternative. The estate also produces well-regarded Chianti Classico under the Agricola San Felice label.

Features

  • Two pools
  • Spa
  • MICHELIN-starred restaurant
  • Own winery
  • Tennis

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