Agriturismo Tenuta Di Maro

Agriturismo Tenuta Di Maro in Roccastrada delivers a laid-back Tuscan farm-stay vibe among olive groves, vineyards, and rolling hills.

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Authentic setting: The property is made up of two typical farmhouses in the Maremma countryside, designed for a quiet, nature-forward escape away from daily noise.

Room choices: Accommodation includes multiple private-bath rooms (such as Rosa, Orchidea, Iris, Geranio, and Tulipano) plus apartments, giving couples and small groups flexible options.

In-room comfort basics: Rooms and apartments include private bathrooms with showers, linens and towels, heating/air conditioning, and complimentary toiletries, with a non-smoking setup.

Apartments for longer stays: Options like the Ciclamino Apartment add a living room with kitchenette, refrigerator, and kitchenware—handy if you want simple meals between day trips.

Pool time: Guests get pool access, which pairs well with slow afternoons back on the estate after exploring the surrounding hills.

On-site dining: There’s a restaurant/pizzeria with both an indoor dining room (stone and wood-beam character) and an outdoor veranda, focusing on local-ingredient Tuscan dishes plus Neapolitan-style pizza.

Service feel: Guest feedback commonly highlights a welcoming, kind ownership and a setting that works especially well for relaxed gatherings and events.

Remote-by-design: The countryside location near Sticciano Scalo may feel car-dependent, especially if you plan to explore beyond the property.

Connectivity limits: Wi‑Fi is listed for common areas, so in-room connectivity may not be the main draw.

Shared-space dynamics: Some rooms open onto common hallways, which may reduce privacy compared with fully independent units.

Pros	Cons
Classic Tuscan farmhouses, pool access, and on-site restaurant/pizzeria	Likely best with a car; Wi‑Fi noted in common areas; some rooms share corridors

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