Priello Bed&Breakfast


	COME ON IN ...

Swimming pool

Floor plans and rooms

Views of Priello


	MEET YOUR HOSTS

Brent&Alex

The Priello family

Helper of the year (well...month)


	RESERVATIONS & PRICES

Prices

Our goat farm

Reservation form

Reservation policy

Via fax confirmation

Specials


	SPENDING YOUR DAYS ...

Staying at the farm

Horseback riding

Farmers markets

Our favourite restaurants

Main events in our area


	MEALS & PRODUCTS FOR SALE

Meals at Priello

Home made organic products

Farm style cooking classes


	TRAVELLING TIPS

Airplanes&trains

Car rental

Driving directions

Priello driveway (please read)

Map of our area

Map of central Italy


	BRENT'S PICTURES

Brent's picture of the month

Previous months' pictures

Priello memorabilia


	BRENT'S TIP OF THE MONTH

Brent's tip of the month

Previous months' tips


	PRESS & GUEST BOOK

Press

Some of our guests' comments

Sign our guest book


	PRIELLO CONSULTING

B&B start up support

Restoration support

Our experience


	SOME PRESS CLIPPINGS ABOUT PRIELLO

MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO (Spring 2001)

Agritourism by Rudy Maxa for Marketplace

Carol Joy Nelson of Raleigh, NC, stays at a farmhouse near the Tuscan village of Priello in Italy. (...) it�s the best of both worlds, she says - "You have the comforts and amenities of a regular inn or bed and breakfast with the simple down-to-earth pleasures of a real farm. She takes driving trips to popular towns such as Florence, Siena, and Assisi.
And that seems to be the main lure of a farm stay: You are part of a place, not a guest in a hotel room. Maybe this summer it�s time for you to consider a rural holiday. I�m told you can actually breathe the air.

I�m Rudy Maxa from the Savvy Traveler for Marketplace.

L.A. TIMES - Readers Recommend (Sunday, January 23, 2000)

Italy--Don Leonard, Los Angeles: "Priello B&B, Localit� Priello 244, Caprese Michelangelo, Arezzo 52033; tel. 011-39-0575-791218, http://www.priello.com. In picturesque area of Tuscany. Breathtaking views. Horses available. Owned by two men, an American expat and an Italian ..."

SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER - Follow the Reader (Summer, 1998)

Tuscany B&B
Last year I stayed at a charming bed and breakfast called Priello, located in the Tuscany region of Italy. Priello is conveniently located an hour's drive from Florence and Siena, so it is perfect for day trips.
However, it is so pictoresque that once you arrive you may never want to leave. The views are breathtaking, and there are horses available for day trips through the hillside. Should you feel the need to see the outside world, there are charmin villages to explore throughout the region.
The inn is run by two men, Brent and Alex. (...) Brent, an American expatriate, is very helpful, with lots of information on the region.
Rooms (...) include a huge breakfast with home-baked breads, jams, fresh milk, eggs and cheese. Priello is also a small working farm with an orchard, and there is an oversized organic garden and a kitchen open for guest use.

Debra Reiff, Santa Cruz

OUT&ABOUT (Volume 6 - Number 6, July August 1997)

Priello Bed&Breakfast
This 17th-Century farm house is a perfect base for exploring Tuscany and Umbria. A relaxing and quiet place, with a spectacular view of the valley, it has been restored with the original materials (...).
All rooms have a private bathroom, complete with modern facilities. Rooms have also been restored, and are simply but comfortably furnished.
The beautiful countryside surrounding Priello is great for hiking, horseback riding or mountain biking (...).
The surrounding area is full of history, arts and tradition (...).

TIME DIGITAL (September 23, 1996)

How we found it on the web: A Tuscan Villa.
Our wedding is all set; what about the honeymoon? The bride has seen Stealing Beauty twice, so an italian Villa it is.
We start with a run through Yahoo (...). But Yahoo rewards a more direct approach. Typing "Tuscany" into the search window returns reams of information on apartments, castles for sale and - bull's eye - "Bed & Breakfast in Tuscany". The Villa is run by Brent and Alex and is beautiful, yet we press on.