Tuscany Wedding Venues with Accommodation: 10 Estates Where the Whole Party Sleeps On Site (2026–2027)

Read the sleeps number before the capacity number

Every venue publishes the guests it can host; far fewer lead with the guests it can keep. Yet the sleeps figure is the one that decides what kind of wedding you're having. If the whole party stays, the evening has no curfew imposed by transport, the morning after becomes a second event, and the venue fee starts to look different too — you're not hiring a room for a night, you're taking over an estate that would otherwise be selling 20, 40, 75 hotel beds. Every figure below — room counts, sleeping capacities, and prices where venues publish them — comes directly from the venues' listings in our Tuscany directory, and where there's no published price, a confirmed quote for your date is always available on request. Our national guide to venues where every guest stays on site covers the whole country; this is the Tuscany deep cut.

1. Tenuta di Artimino — 300 beds and a UNESCO villa, twenty minutes from Florence

Nothing else in Tuscany operates at this scale. Tenuta di Artimino, just 20 kilometres from Florence at Carmignano, pairs Villa La Ferdinanda — a UNESCO World Heritage Medici villa — with 75 rooms and suites sleeping 300 guests on site, plus a restaurant, swimming pool, spa, and wine cellar. Weddings run to a remarkable 500 guests, with ceremonies held inside and out. For couples whose "everyone stays" genuinely means everyone: this is where the phrase stops being a metaphor.

2. Castello Gargonza — a fortified hamlet with 47 keys

Overlooking the Val di Chiana at Monte San Savino, Castello Gargonza is not a castle with rooms but an entire walled medieval village that happens to take bookings: 47 rooms and apartments sleeping 110, a panoramic pool, a Limonaia garden and courtyard for the reception, and space for 170 at the wedding itself. Guests don't check in so much as move in — every doorway on the lane is one of yours.

3. Borgo il Castagno — the big-party village near the thermal spas

At San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany's deep south, Borgo il Castagno is a restored village that hosts up to 250 guests outdoors — with a Great Hall that takes 130 if the weather turns — while its 38 rooms sleep 100 on site. A garden with a private pool anchors the day after. This is the venue for the wedding that outnumbers its beds by design: the inner circle wakes up inside the borgo, and the rest of the party gets one of southern Tuscany's prettiest spa towns down the road.

4. Il Salviatino — the rare perfect match

On the hills of Fiesole, ten minutes from Florence, Il Salviatino is the only venue on this list where the two numbers are identical: it hosts up to 80 guests, and its 40 rooms and suites sleep 80. A hand-restored 15th-century villa with breathtaking views across Florence and its Duomo, it removes the on-site/off-site question entirely — if they're invited, they're staying. For couples who want the city on the horizon and the whole guest list under one historic roof.

5. Terre di Nano — the Val d'Orcia estate that prices the whole idea honestly

Our hero image, and the venue we'd shortlist first for a house-party wedding of fifty. Terre di Nano is a 19th-century country estate at Monticchiello, above the postcard hills of the Val d'Orcia near Pienza, sleeping 50 guests across 23 individually styled rooms and apartments and hosting weddings of up to 120. What makes it exceptional is the pricing's clarity: exclusive hire is €10,000 + 10% VAT per night with a two-night minimum — so a two-night exclusive stay starts from €20,000 + VAT with the accommodation for 50, breakfast, parking, and tax all included, before catering. No room-block arithmetic, no asterisks: the estate, entire, with every bed in the price.

6. Tenuta i Massini — the value play, forty minutes from Florence

Among the vines outside Empoli, Tenuta i Massini hosts up to 180 wedding guests and sleeps 30 across ten on-site apartments, with an additional accessible apartment available. The published numbers are some of the friendliest in the region: venue hire from €2,900 to €4,500, and a wedding-weekend option combining the venue and the accommodation at €5,600–7,000, with the ceremony area at €500. For couples who want the estate weekend without the estate-weekend price tag, this is the arithmetic to beat.

7. Villa Il Pozzo — San Gimignano's transparent villa takeover

In the hills near San Gimignano, Villa Il Pozzo publishes its exclusive-use rates the way couples wish everyone would: two nights €16,500, three nights €20,350, four nights €26,950, VAT included, sleeping 26 guests (with four extra small beds and thirteen bathrooms) across its apartments and rooms — plus a €2,500 cleaning fee and an €800 wedding fee on top. Call it roughly €19,800 all-in for a two-night wedding stay before catering, with celebration space for up to 100. The house-party wedding, fully costed before you've sent a single email.

8. Antico Convento I Cappuccini — the Montalcino convent that converts

A former convent above Montalcino, Antico Convento I Cappuccini brings a magnificent cloister, its own chapel, a large outdoor pool, and a barn turned bridal suite — with celebration space for 150 and beds for 25, split between the main villa (sleeping 16), a double suite, and two apartments. The structure is published: villa rental at €2,800 per night with a four-night minimum (or €18,000 for the week), plus a €3,000 wedding fee — putting the venue side from around €14,200 for the minimum stay. Four nights in Brunello country, cloister included.

9. Castello di Galbino — twelve bedrooms in a 16th-century castle

Near Anghiari in Tuscany's unhurried east, Castello di Galbino is a fully restored 16th-century castle available for exclusive hire, sleeping 24 guests across 12 elegant bedrooms and hosting weddings of up to 100. It's the fantasy in its purest form — your names on the whole castle, towers and all — at a scale where every overnight guest is family or close to it. Pricing is on request, with a 20% deposit securing the dates.

10. Borgo Argiano — eleven apartments and a Grand Suite in Chianti

In the hills of Castelnuovo Berardenga, forty minutes from Siena, Borgo Argiano is a medieval hamlet refurbished to luxury standard: 11 apartments sleeping 22, plus a Grand Suite reserved for the newlyweds, with weddings of up to 100 guests among the vineyards. The published structure covers the whole takeover — weekend hire (3 days) at €30,000 + 10% VAT, midweek at €27,000 + 10% VAT, or a full week at €50,000 + 10% VAT, all including the estate's accommodation. External caterers are welcome; the estate asks only that two of its own wine labels are poured. A hamlet of your own, with your name at the gate for the weekend.

The ten, at a glance

These figures are indicative. For confirmed pricing on your date — within 48 hours, no obligation — request a tailored quote.

All capacity, room, and pricing figures above come directly from each venue's listing in our Tuscany directory — and where a published from-price isn't shown, a confirmed quote for your date and guest count is always available on request, for every venue we list.

How to choose between them

Start from the sleeps figure, not the capacity figure. If everyone stays, the beds set the guest list: 300 at Artimino, 110 at Gargonza, 100 at Castagno, 80 at Salviatino. If only the inner circle stays, decide the size of that circle first — our guest count guide exists for exactly that conversation — and then any venue here works at full capacity, with the rest of the party in Pienza, San Gimignano, or Montalcino ten minutes away.

Then interrogate what the price includes. The venues that publish rates on this list all bake the accommodation in — Terre di Nano's €20,000 + VAT includes 50 beds and breakfast; Borgo Argiano's €30,000 + 10% VAT includes every apartment. Where pricing is on request, ask whether the quote assumes a buyout or a room block, because the two produce very different bills for the couple. Our hidden costs guide covers the fees that hide between those lines, and our Tuscany cost guide puts the whole budget in context.

And move on the estate's timeline, not yours. Properties that sleep the party sell whole weekends of their calendar at once, which makes peak Saturdays scarcer than at single-day venues — 18 to 24 months of runway is normal. Our venue availability guide explains how those calendars move, and the budget calculator turns your guest count and dates into a full estimate in seconds.