Suite Boreale inside the Villa di Corliano

Nestled within the historic Villa di Corliano, a magnificent 15th-century estate in San Giuliano Terme, Suite Boreale offers an enchanting blend of Renaissance elegance and modern comfort. This suite, located on the first floor with its two private entrance, is part of a complex that lies midway between Pisa and Lucca, just a 15-minute taxi ride from Pisa’s airport and train station.

The villa is a national monument protected by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage. Externally adorned with 15th-century graffiti typical of Florentine Mannerism and internally enriched with frescoes by Andrea Boscoli (1592) and Giovan Battista Tempesti (1750). Villa di Corliano is a testament to Tuscany's rich artistic heritage. The property also includes a chapel, a historic farm designed by architect Ignazio Pellegrini in 1755, former stables, a coffeehouse, rural outbuildings, and a sprawling 5-hectare park filled with centuries-old trees, all enclosed by a perimeter wall.

Suite Boreale is a serene retreat featuring a welcoming entrance, a cosy living room, a romantic master bedroom with a 19th-century canopy bed, a bathroom, and a compact kitchenette. The suite is autonomous in terms of heating, ensuring year-round comfort for its guests. The interior is graced with period furnishings and Renaissance-era frescoes, offering a unique atmosphere that reflects the grandeur of its surroundings.

Suite Boreale guests can also enjoy the convenience of the on-site restaurant, located in the adjacent building (the former farm), and a charming café housed in the villa’s old cellars. These facilities are available from April 1st to October 31st and provide delicious breakfasts, lunches, and dinners at preferential rates.

Suite Boreale at Villa di Corliano is more than just a place to stay; it is an immersive experience in Tuscany's historical and cultural splendor. It offers a perfect base for exploring the region's beauty while indulging in the luxury of a bygone era.