Relais Borgo Giusto Borgo a Mozzano

Time seems to have stood still at Borgo Giusto and, indeed, in the little lanes, cottages, piazza and garden of the 17th century hamlet, the atmosphere has remained much the same as in centuries past. Subject of an extensive restoration project,(which comprised the unobtrusive integration of the latest in contemporary comforts and state-of-the art communication technology), the entire village of Borgo Giusto has been transformed in unique holiday destination, an enticing combination of hotel, farm stay and period residence.

Situated at a comfortable distance from the beaten tourist tracks, in the hillside just north of Lucca, Borgo Giusto is an exclusive retreat where guests' privacy is guaranteed. The period residence's well appointed bedrooms, suites and apartments are located in the hamlet's pretty stone cottages and manor house. Each and every room contains traces of the Borgo's past, whether in the centuries-old architectural details or the traditional hand crafted furnishings, all in typical Tuscan country style.

The Gallo Brillo restaurant occupies buildings which once served as lodgings for the farmworkers. Here guests savor the very best Tuscan cuisine, enjoying dishes prepared using the ingredients produced on Borgo Giusto's Arbuolo farm. Typical Tuscan specialties are available for tasting and purchase at the village shop. Borgo Guisto provides a unique location for a dream wedding or gala dinner.

Borgo Giusto is such an idyllic spot that guests are often reluctant to leave the resort, preferring to while away the days by the side of one of the establishment's two swimming pools, enjoying the Tuscan sunshine and the benefits of hydro or manual massage (this latter also available in their room). Those wishing to explore the area, can venture in to the surrounding countryside on foot, by bike or on horseback or spend a day visiting the nearby city of Lucca, the coast of Versilia, or the many natural wonders of the Garfagnana region.

Three good reasons

1. The emotion of sleeping in a 17th century hamlet just beyond the walls of Lucca.
2. Typical Tuscan dishes prepared with locally sourced products.
3. Arbuolo farm's olive oil, honey and wines.