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WHAT WE LOVE...

In the middle of the Tuscan nowhere, Terme di Saturnia is a place to detach utterly from the strains of ordinary life - both literally and metaphorically. A destination since the Roman era, this ancient wellspring now offers a five-star set-up. Despite their sulphurous stink the thermal pools are an infinitely soothing place to spend time, their therapeutic properties enhanced by the resort's extensive menu of spa treatments. Those inclined to be active will find the geo-certified golf course, free bikes and optional exercise sessions a major draw, while guests determined to relax can make use of two on-site restaurants and a delightful bar (bathrobes optional). In keeping with its 100-year pedigree, the look here is classically luxurious - and service, too, is reassuringly old-fashioned.

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Orla Thomas
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Orla Thomas is a freelance journalist and editor specialising in travel. She regularly contributes to The Times and The Sunday Times, National Geographic Traveller magazine and Lonely Planet, as well as writing about travel telly (among other things) for the Radio Times. Keen on nature walks and wild swimming, you can find her on both Instagram (@orlakthomas) and Twitter (@OrlaThomas).

THE DETAILS

Location

The thermal pools are a destination in themselves - but guests at the hotel have a private bathing area for their exclusive use.

Located at the site of ancient thermal springs and surrounded by rolling Tuscan countryside.
By plane: flights to Rome (Fiumicino) take 2 hours and 35 mins from London, 2 hours 40 mins from Bristol and 2 hours 55 mins from Manchester. The hotel is a two hour drive from the airport. Free parking onsite. skyscanner.com

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Style & Character

Stylish young professionals weekending from Rome make up the lion's share of the guests, but anyone in need of relaxation will feel at home - including families. The hotel is designed with the thermal pool at its heart, their shimmering waters endlessly glimpsed through large windows.

Service & Facilities

We love the caring approach of spa staff, who genuinely seem to get a kick out of making guests feel better.

  • Bar
  • Restaurant
  • Swimming pools
  • Natural spa
  • Championship Golf Course
  • Tennis courts
  • Bicycles
  • Yoga classes
  • Hotel shops
  • Air-conditioning
  • Free Wi-Fi

Rooms

The Grand Suite is absolutely enormous, with two bathrooms, two walk-in wardrobes, space for private dining - and a knock-out view of the pool. Thoughtful in-room touches include an Italian coffee machine, herb teas and a minibar well-stocked with snacks and drinks - plus insect-screens on the windows.

Superior Room, Superior Spring View Room, Deluxe Room, Junior Suite, Garden Junior Suite, Suite, Grand Suite
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom, air-conditining, free Wi-Fi

Food & Drink

Restaurant 1919's sommelier is worthy of special mention for his friendly and insightful wine advice, which enhances every meal. The antipasti at Stellata, from stuffed courgette flowers to a plate of cured meats and cheeses, are uncommonly good.

1919: fine dining with local, seasonal Italian specialities. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Trattoria La Stellata: traditional rustic Tuscan fayre. Open for lunch and dinner (except Tuesdays).
The Bistrot and The Patio: light lunches and Italian snacks.

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