Stay in a historic palazzo with 6 suites (8 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms), a private indoor pool, a spa, daily housekeeping, frescoed salons, and centuries of charm in Città della Pieve. Welcome to Palazzo Bandini, a 14th-century noble residence transformed into a refined retreat, located in the medieval town of Città della Pieve. Once home to the powerful Bandini family—rebels, nobles, and patrons of the arts—this extraordinary palazzo now welcomes travelers seeking something truly unique. Staying at Palazzo Bandini is more than just a vacation—it’s a journey into the heart of Italian elegance and history. This noble residence, with its centuries-old charm, offers a rare opportunity to live within the walls of an authentic Umbrian palazzo, surrounded by original 19th-century ceramics, timeless architecture, and a sense of quiet grandeur. Here, you’ll experience the warmth of genuine hospitality, the beauty of handcrafted details, and the comfort of modern amenities—all while being immersed in a place where stories of the past are still alive. Whether you’re relaxing in the private spa, enjoying a meal prepared by your private chef, or sipping wine on your terrace, every moment at Palazzo Bandini is designed to be memorable. It’s a place where tradition meets refinement, and where every guest becomes part of a living heritage. During your stay at Palazzo Bandini, the entire residence is at your full disposal, offering you the rare privilege of living in a historic home with complete privacy and comfort. You’ll have full-time access to the indoor pool and spa. Two housekeepers are available every morning from Monday through Saturday to ensure the space is always welcoming and beautifully maintained. In addition, we offer assistance to help you with anything you need—from arranging unforgettable local experiences to restaurant reservations, private chefs, and more. Palazzo Bandini traces its roots back to the medieval era, when the original structure stood as part of the fortified heart of the village. Over the centuries, it was transformed into an elegant noble residence, taking on its current form in the early 1800s under the ownership of one of Tuscany’s historic families. Within its walls, you’ll still find echoes of the past: hand-painted ceramics, stone archways, and timeless architectural details that speak to centuries of tradition. Carefully restored, the palazzo today offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort, inviting guests to enjoy a truly authentic Tuscan experience.