Hotel Edy (Chianciano Terme) Piazza Indipendenza, 5 angolo Via Carducci , 53042 Chianciano Terme - SI

Edy hotel is situated in Tuscany, among lush vegetation and healthy air in Chianciano Terme, 400 meters from the Sensory Spa wellness center, with whom it has an agreement: since 1949 is characterized by the hospitality and courtesy thanks also to its being a family business.

Mrs Edy is in the kitchen from morning to evening, she prepares typical Tuscan dishes and, in line with her healthy and organic eating principles, uses genuine and natural products, also satisfying vegetarian and dietetic needs: all qualities appreciated over the years by her regular customers.

The hotel, renovated in the years, has all the amenities: parking, garden, bar, TV room, elevator, air conditioning,lift, Internet Point and free wireless connection.
The solarium on the panoramic terrace, allows to see the Trasimeno, Chiusi and Montepulciano Lake and is always available to our customers relax.

Edy is a EcoHotel certified by the EcoWorldHotel environmental quality mark.
Observes the criteria of energy conservation to avoid waste due to a minimum energy-consumption plan and small measures ranging from the use of Class A light bulbs to strict maintenance of its boilers.
Gives the maximum attention to proper disposal of waste and recycling as well as the use of eco-friendly detergents.
In the rooms there are air-conditioning with inverter and TV LED with energy saving set and there is a EcoWordldHotel brochure with a short message to make the Clients aware of this commitment and to invite them to a conscious use of what is put at their disposal.
The hotel is located in a good position at the entrance of Chianciano, few meters from the Spa and has a urban and suburban bus service.
Edy’s Family well be glad to give you information about tours by bikes,cars and public buses, to visit the Hystorical center in the wonderful Val D’Orcia.
The valley which takes its name from the river crossing it, in an important natural reserve rich of art and culture, characterized by rolling hills adorned with rustic farmhouses and was the setting for numerous Italian and foreign films.
The pleasant scenic views make this wide valley a splendid natural scenery embellished over the centuries by man, which has enriched the beautiful hills and planted with rows of cypress trees, with several villages of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, with beautiful castles and fortresses with inaccessible towers, and several farms.
It is this harmonious union between natural and human intervention that has enabled UNESCO in July 2004 to declare the Val d'Orcia UNESCO heritage site.