Mastrojanni
Suites & Rooms
An experience for every idea
An experience for every idea, an idea for every person.
Our 11 rooms are an artistic project that fosters the encounter between nature, the local area, and creativity,
offering a different experience in each room.
Every detail is designed for an intimate stay to be enjoyed and discovered: artisanal materials,
poems, and an evocative use of color form the basis for narrative microcosms.
You don’t just come here to sleep, you come to feel again.
“Art isn’t something you just look at, it’s something you experience.
Here, it’s the way we go to bed and wake up in the morning.”
Vittorio Corsini
Deluxe
Schiena d'Asino, Oliveta, Orcia, Orto, Vigneto: five names, five poems, five ways to stay at Mastrojanni.
Five different spaces inspired by a patch of land glimpsed from the window.
The most popular room type, distinguished by its spaciousness and a relaxing stay.
A combination of three of these rooms can accommodate up to eight people thanks to the sharing of a large living room and the Executive Suite option.
Premier Garden
"A is the letter of wonder, the vowel that parts the lips. The sound of breath and relief. So heraldic. A barred tower, a triangle with an open base".
Antonella Anedda
It is the first room designed by the artist Vittorio Corsini: a tribute to Monte Amiata, new beginnings, and the dawn.
It features a private garden with a charming gazebo and offers the possibility of adding a third bed.
Junior Suites
Our Junior Suites are twins in spirit, opposites in appearance. Identical in structure, they exist in symbiosis: one extends toward the horizon, arches, barrels, the depths of the cellar; the other reaches upward, where the roofs open to the sky.
Together, they form the Family Suite, designed for those who want to share the same world while maintaining their own space.
Both are named San Pio. The table in the first features a map of the parcel from which the eponymous wine originates. The table in the second is built around a Cabernet leaf, a unique leaf with its double heart-shaped curve.
Suite Loreto
Loreto is a suite that focuses on the relationship between interior and exterior. The landscape flows in through the openings and is reflected in the architectural elements and furnishings.
The suite includes a sleeping area, a living area, and a direct connection to the outdoor space or the surrounding greenery. The layout of the rooms creates a sense of continuity while maintaining a feeling of intimacy. It is a suite that looks toward the future and movement, while maintaining a strong connection to the land.
Marco Pelliccioli’s poem looks toward the next movement, toward the future, running together on the lawn.
Suite Sant'Animo
Sant’Antimo is an intimate and cozy suite that pays homage to the Tuscan landscape and architecture. The interplay with the Abbey inspires the interiors, creating an atmosphere suspended between history and modernity.
The suite features a sleeping area and a relaxation area with armchairs and a fireplace that invite tranquility and conversation, seamlessly blending openness and intimacy.
Eugenio Mazzarella’s poem sits almost off to the side, in a corner, as if inviting a moment of reflection or prayer, before leading into the small hallway where a luminous wall welcomes us.
Suite Cimarosa
Cimarosa is the highest room on the estate, a space of openness and light. The room’s volumes and lines guide the eye upward, in a movement that evokes ascent and dawn.
The spacious rooms are designed for gathering and sharing, featuring a dedicated living area with seating and a table. The suite features a well-defined sleeping area and spaces that ensure a comfortable stay even during the day.
The light, airy lines and colors evoke a sense of expansiveness, while the presence of Franco Marcoaldi’s poem invites you to slow down and savor the moment.
