Castello di Reschio is a family-run estate of about 3,700 acres on the border of Umbria and Tuscany where you can book a hotel room from 1,115 euros a night or one of seven restored villas from 5,087 euros a night (official “from” rates). It is the Bolza family’s long restoration of a castle first documented in 1202 and its surrounding farmhouses.
| Option | Size | From (per night) |
|---|---|---|
| Rooms | 30 m2 | 1,115 euros |
| Grand Rooms | 50 m2 | 1,524 euros |
| Suites Castello | 60 m2 | 1,905 euros |
| Grand Suites | 85 m2 | 2,659 euros |
| The Tower Suite | 180 m2 | 5,062 euros |
| Villas (7 houses) | 4 to 6 bedrooms | 5,087 to 7,821 euros |
What is Castello di Reschio?
Castello di Reschio sits among oak forests and olive groves in the hills of Umbria, close to the Tuscan border. The castle is first documented on May 3, 1202, and the estate today belongs to the Bolza family. The Bolza family bought it in 1994 and has restored its farmhouses with in-house architecture and design. The estate covers about 3,700 acres, with a collection of more than 50 farmhouses, many of them restored.
How much does it cost to stay at Castello di Reschio?
The earlier version of this article quoted weekly rentals from 3,500 to 25,000 pounds. That is out of date. The estate’s own site now lists “from” rates per night.
- Hotel rooms start at 1,115 euros a night for a 30 square metre room. A Grand Room is from 1,524 euros, a Castello suite from 1,905 euros, and Grand Suites from 2,659 euros.
- The Tower Suite, at 180 square metres, starts at 5,062 euros a night.
- Seven villas are available to rent. The lowest “from” rate is Cercoschene at 5,087 euros a night (four bedrooms), and the highest is Bell’Aria at 7,821 euros a night (six bedrooms). Palmieri is from 7,757 euros, Tisciano from 7,617, Barco from 7,326, Arrighi from 6,709 and Spinaltermine from 5,477.
Rates are “from” prices, so seasons, minimum stays and extras will change the final bill. Ask the estate for a quote for your dates.
What is there to do?
The appeal is privacy, seclusion and nature without giving up comfort, technology and service. Guests can enjoy swimming pools, gyms and tennis, take cooking lessons, ride horses, and walk among wild flowers and olive groves. The food is fresh and locally produced.
Who runs Castello di Reschio?
The Bolza family: the estate describes its work as imagined, built and run by the family over more than 30 years, and Benedikt Bolza, an architect, has led the planning and design of the restoration.
Would you stay at least a weekend here? The only downside is leaving and getting back to reality.
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FAQ
Where is Castello di Reschio?
In the Umbrian hills of Italy, close to the border with Tuscany, in the province of Perugia.
How much does it cost to stay at Castello di Reschio?
The official site lists hotel rooms from 1,115 euros a night and villas from 5,087 euros a night.
How big is the estate?
About 3,700 acres of oak forests, olive groves and hills.
How many villas can you rent?
Seven villas, with four to six bedrooms each.
Who owns Castello di Reschio?
The Bolza family, who bought it in 1994 and have been restoring it since.
Last updated: October 2026.
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