Suite name:Â Locker Cottage
Location:Â Argentario Golf Resort & Spa, Porto Ercole, Tuscany, Italy
Size of accommodation:Â 220 sq m / 2368 sq ft
Cost per night:Â From 1,800 euros
What makes it special:Â ItÂ’s a cottage that innovates the idea of Tuscan country house with a glamorous and eclectic touch, offering a panoramic location between the sea villages of Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano.
Surrounded by an olive-tree garden, this design villa offers panoramic views of the surrounding golf course up to the WWF-managed Lagoon of Orbetello.
The Locker Cottage features three bedrooms with king size beds, 3D TVs and en-suite bathrooms. The master bathroom includes an XL hot tub and a Turkish bath for your ultimate indulgence in Tuscany. A stylish living room and a fitted kitchen complete the villa that only offers luxury design furniture.
The cottage is located on a hill bordering the golf course, just 200 metres away from the main building of the 5-star Argentario Golf Resort & Spa. Guests can move around in their own golf cart, and enjoy a secluded location immersed in nature.
Guests have all the 5-star resort services at their fingertips, including access to Espace Wellness Center, Tuscan gourmet cuisine at Dama Dama Restaurant and challenging rounds of golf on the eco-friendly Argentario golf course.
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That is absolutely beautiful! My wife is Italian and her family comes from there. And, she makes a pasta sauce that comes from there!
Tuscany (and indeed most of Italy) is absolutely stunning. A beautiful part of the world and without doubt my favourite place to cycle around. Always seems extra beautiful when we have such grim weather, as we have here lately :)
Entire cottage looks awesome, surprised by the amount of amenities it has to offer. Definitely worth a look.
As I read this post and dream of Italy, it is snowing here in Quebec City… but wow, what a villa! Tuscany is on my bucket list, and I can totally see myself spending a couple of days here. Not sure about the 1,800 euros per night, though :-)
Nevertheless, a place to consider for a romantic getaway, golf and some wine & dine in great company!
Cheers,
Amazing!Wouldn’t mind relaxing there in the summer sun with a bottle of Super Tuscan. I love mix of luxury with the rustic-type surroundings. Seems like a quintessential Tuscan experience.
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Surrounded by an olive-tree garden, this design villa offers panoramic views of the surrounding golf course up to the WWF-managed Lagoon of Orbetello.
The Locker Cottage features three bedrooms with king size beds, 3D TVs and en-suite bathrooms. The master bathroom includes an XL hot tub and a Turkish bath for your ultimate indulgence in Tuscany. A stylish living room and a fitted kitchen complete the villa that only offers luxury design furniture.
The cottage is located on a hill bordering the golf course, just 200 metres away from the main building of the 5-star Argentario Golf Resort & Spa. Guests can move around in their own golf cart, and enjoy a secluded location immersed in nature.
Guests have all the 5-star resort services at their fingertips, including access to Espace Wellness Center, Tuscan gourmet cuisine at Dama Dama Restaurant and challenging rounds of golf on the eco-friendly Argentario golf course.
If you would like to be featured as ‘suite of the week’ on A Luxury Travel Blog, please contact us.
That is absolutely beautiful! My wife is Italian and her family comes from there. And, she makes a pasta sauce that comes from there!
Tuscany (and indeed most of Italy) is absolutely stunning. A beautiful part of the world and without doubt my favourite place to cycle around. Always seems extra beautiful when we have such grim weather, as we have here lately :)
Entire cottage looks awesome, surprised by the amount of amenities it has to offer. Definitely worth a look.
As I read this post and dream of Italy, it is snowing here in Quebec City… but wow, what a villa! Tuscany is on my bucket list, and I can totally see myself spending a couple of days here. Not sure about the 1,800 euros per night, though :-)
Nevertheless, a place to consider for a romantic getaway, golf and some wine & dine in great company!
Cheers,
Amazing!Wouldn’t mind relaxing there in the summer sun with a bottle of Super Tuscan. I love mix of luxury with the rustic-type surroundings. Seems like a quintessential Tuscan experience.