“Very convenient for a short stay.”

A lovely place to stay for a few days. So convenient for walking around Sansepolcro. Anna was very prompt and helpful in answering any queries. A well set up property.

“Cracking choice you won’t be disappointed”

Excellent location and very helpful staff Tastefully decorated to very high standard

Huge apartment, full of character in the heart of the pedestrian area inside the old city walls

“Terrific place to stay, I would highly recommend this property.”

“Great apartment in town centre.”

Well located on a quiet street in the centre of town. Charming old building. Very spacious bedrooms with comfortable beds and well equipped kitchen.

“Great place to stay in Sansepulcro”

Very unique decor in an older, nicely restored building, well equipped kitchen, very large bedrooms, two good size bathrooms, nice living room, very clean with comfortable beds

“short but pleasant”

location and size

I liked everything. Wonderful house in old town. We felt like in our own home so comfortable was everything. Host was on contact all the time. 2 minutes walking distance to the centre square.

“Lovely stay”

Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath house. It was very clean and had lots of space. It was located on a lovely quiet street that was within a couple blocks of the town square and main street. Kitchen had what you need to cook a meal. The check in was easy and the host was very responsive - she even gave us a couple of great recommendations for restaurants.

“Nice place too stay”

“A perfect base with medieval charm in a gem of a medieval city.”

The house is right in the heart of Sansepolcro's Centro Storico, a stone's throw from the central piazza, but on a quiet, atmospheric street. Stepping through the beautiful arched medieval doorway is like stepping back into a period of hunting wild boar in the surrounding Tuscan hills. The place is decorated with sympathy to its historic past, with animal patterned throws, solid wooden furniture, tasteful ceramics in the bathrooms and even an impressive looking crossbow as part of the decor. Sansepolcro was a delight. It was peak tourist season but this lovely city seems to have escaped the notice of the hoards. I met an Italian friend who drove up for lunch and she was pleasantly surprised to find that the restaurant just inside one of the city gates not only didn't have laminated photographs of the food, but didn't even have a menu in languages other than Italian. The food, as you can imagine, was delightful, genuine and modestly priced. This was typical of the place - genuinely Italian and aimed at real local people instead of pandering to foreign tourists. Al Borgo was the perfect base to explore it all. Ample, free parking was literally a three minute walk from the house. A lovely experience.