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Customers highlight the excellent sound quality, with deep bass and clear highs. They describe them as comfortable and with good noise cancellation. They also appreciate the design and battery life. However, some customers mention that the materials leave much to be desired, such as the simple plastic and synthetic leather of the headband.
Rising at the highest point in Cortona, the Monastery occupies a place steeped in history. Known since Roman times for its abundant waters-a large cistern called the “Bath of Bacchus” once stood here-this place has been a sanctuary for centuries.
The original structure dates back to the 1400s, and over the centuries, the Monastery has been the refuge first for the confraternity of St. Roch, then the Dominican Monks, the Servants of Mary and finally the Cistercian Monks. An immense hall, the former refectory of the monks, marks the beginning of a timeless journey. Monastero di Cortona today is not just a luxury hotel, but a sensory experience that captures the soul.
Its 36 rooms and suites, once the ancient cells of monks and priors, tell stories of a distant past. The spa, "Bagni di Bacco, " carved out of the ancient Roman cistern from which it takes its name, invites you to immerse yourself in a ritual of wellness and rebirth. But the real magic lies in its restaurants. Gli Affreschi, whose name comes from the discovery of centuries-old frescoes, some of which experts say seem to refer to the Battle of Montaperti in 1260, is a sanctuary of taste where chef Ricci celebrates Tuscan cuisine with flair and sophistication. L'Osteria del Santo, on the other hand, is a cozy haven where the flavors of Tuscan tradition are revealed in all their authenticity. The wine cellar, a journey through the excellence of Tuscany and beyond, with more than 300 labels. Enriching the experience is a panoramic terrace, carved out of the remains of the monks' ancient botanical garden, overlooking the Val di Chiana and now enriched by a plunge pool and solarium area, an oasis of peace and tranquility where time seems to stand still. For those who like to discover the beauty of the area by car, the Monastery also has a private, covered garage.
Hotel services
Included services
A la carte breakfast
A la carte dinner
Access to Atelier Playa Mujeres sister hotel
Adults Only
Air conditioning in a restaurant
Air-conditioned public areas
Airport transfers
American Express
Bellboy
Breakfast and dinner
Breakfast and lunch
Breakfast available
Breakfast served
Business services
Check-in time
Clothes dryer
Concierge
Consigna
Credit cards accepted
Departure time
Elevator
Entertainment area
EuroCard
Food court
Free continental breakfast
Front desk
Garden view
Gluten-free food
Hot breakfast
Late check-out
Laundry services
Local calls
Maestro
Massage services
Multilingual staff
Newspaper
Non-smoking area
Pool
Pool bar
Safe deposit box
Sauna
Smoke detector
Smoke-free hotel
Snack bar
Spa
Spa services
Special diets
Steam room
Sun loungers
Terrace
There is no parking
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Towels
Transportation
Turkish bath
Vegan menu options available
Whirlpool tub
Wireless internet
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