Hattie & Louis

ACCOMMODATION

The venue has rooms for everyone on-site, and we would love it if you'd stay there with us. See below for room options and pricing.

Please let us know if you have a preference of room when you RSVP, and we will do our best to allocate the rooms according to preference!

Key info:

All rooms include breakfast. Lunch on Saturday is not included but can be purchased from the Pool Bar. All other meals will be covered by the wedding events.

• Check-in: Friday 19th July, 3–7pm
• Check-out: Sunday 21st July, by 3pm

The venue requires us to pay for all the rooms in advance. To help us avoid being out of pocket, we’d be really grateful if you're able to pay a 50% deposit to reserve your room.

We ask that the first payment be made by the 20th October 2025, with the second by 20th February 2026

Room options:

There are a few different buildings that make up the Borgo:

La Villa: (link here)

• Air conditioned.
• Eight double rooms - £218 per room, per night
• One large single (queen bed) - £77 per room, per night
• NB: This building will be closest to the dancefloor so may be loud the evening of the wedding

La Casetta: (link here)

• Three double rooms - £175 per room, per night
• One single room - £60 per room, per night
• NB: This building is also close to the dancefloor so may be loud the evening of the wedding

La Fattoria: (link here)

• Shared kitchenette and sitting room
• The apartment is on the ground floor
• Two double rooms - £175 per room, per night

Sant'Eustachio: (link here)

• House with shared kitchen and sitting room
• Three double rooms - £175 per room, per night

Santa Trinità: (link here)

• House with shared kitchen and sitting room
• Three double rooms - £175 per room, per night

Casale Castelvecchio: (link here)

• House with shared kitchen and sitting room
• Four double rooms - £175 per room, per night
• One large single (queen bed) - £77 per room, per night
• Three single rooms - £60 per room, per night

La Loggia: (link here)

• Apartment facing the Main courtyard with shared kitchen and living room
• Two double rooms - £175 per room, per night

From the venue:

• A tourist tax of €1 per person, per night, will be taken by the venue. Please pay on check-out.
• The kitchen of each apartment is provided with tea & coffee making facilities, as well as for the heating of milk or food for babies only. Should guests choose to use the kitchen for other purposes, the amount of €100 per apartment will be charged by the venue.
• The pool bar is equipped to provide lunch, snacks and drinks. There is also a mini bar with soft drinks and beer in every apartment for purchase. Therefore guests are not allowed to bring to the venue any kind of alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks purchased off-site. A penalty of €200 will be charged for each day.

Tuscany

Tuscany is full of gorgeous hilltop towns to explore. Here are some reccos for our favourites, from North to South:

Siena:

• Get gelato and sit in the Piazza del Duomoo
• Walk through the Piazza Il Campo

Montepulciano:

• Romantica for the most incredible sunset meal
• La Casa Edel for amazing sandwiches
• Possibly the best ice cream ever at Buongusto Gelateria
• Try the local Tuscan Ragu at any restaurant, it will be great

Montichiello:

• La Guardiola for lunch with a view

Montalcino:

• Alle Logge di Piazza (get the Rosso Di Montalcino Baricci wine !)
• The street Via Ricasoli has a few bars that all have amazing views - we went to the La Sosta Bar

Civita di Bagnoregio:

• This is an amazing hilltop town that's only accessible by bridge - well worth a visit

Rome:

Message us for a full itinerary if needed but a few highlights:

• Trastevere is the best area for Aperitivo (go to Public), street food (Trapiezzino, for the Suppli), and Dinner (our favourite restaurants were Pasta e Vino, Otello, and Il Duca)
• Baccanale sports bar - great for football and you can buy Spritz by the litre
• Piccolo Buca near the Trevi Fountain for an amazing pizza - worth the queue

Then if you choose to explore south of Rome (it's a long drive so we'd recommend taking the train from Rome to Naples!):

Naples:

Message us for a full itinerary if needed but a few highlights:

• There are two michelin star pizza places in Naples (L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele and Gino e Toto Sorbillo) - you have to try both
• Pizza fritte at Sorbillo Esterina
• Take in the views at Castel Sant'Elmo

Make sure you visit Vesuvius, Pompei (you'll need a day for each) and Sorrento - you can get to them by train from Naples.