Agriturismo Crocino in Chianti, quiet and a pool in Lecchi

Agriturismo Crocino in Chianti is a rural farm stay in Lecchi in Chianti, Tuscany, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. It has a seasonal pool, a restaurant and a family welcome. It suits anyone looking for quiet and simplicity, not those who want luxury or hotel-style services.
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Where Agriturismo Crocino is in Lecchi in Chianti
Agriturismo Crocino in Chianti is in Lecchi in Chianti, on Via Bellaria, in the municipality of Gaiole in Chianti, Tuscany. It is surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, in a hamlet that some guests describe as a place that takes you back in time. You come here for quiet and scenery, not nightlife.
You need a car to get there, and the property has private parking, where one guest even left a motorbike. The listing gives Siena as reachable by car and Florence airport as the most convenient airport. The WiFi is free, even in the countryside.
What the rooms and spaces are like
The farm stay's rooms are rustic in style, described by several guests as spacious, clean and welcoming. Each room has a private bathroom with bidet, guest toiletries and a hairdryer. The character is that of a country house, not a hotel.
- The pool. It is seasonal, well kept and much loved by guests, who mention it often.
- The solarium terrace. A place to relax among the olive trees.
- The restaurant. It serves local cooking, with dinners prepared by the owners.
- Bicycles. They can be hired to explore the area.
Breakfast offers Italian, vegetarian and vegan options, with fresh products. On the farm, according to one guest, they also make olive oil and wine.
What guests say about Crocino
On Google the farm stay has 4.8 from 79 reviews, and almost all of them are five stars. One theme comes up in almost every comment, and that is the warmth of the owners.
Several people talk about kind hosts who are always smiling, make you feel at home and give advice on what to do and where to eat nearby. Guests recall excellent dinners, generous breakfasts and a family atmosphere, with even the house dog among the stars. One guest who stayed a few nights says they found the peace they were looking for.
What to know before you book
Crocino makes no luxury claims, and the reviews say so honestly. One guest put it plainly, simplicity rules here. Better to know it beforehand.
| What guests like | What to know |
|---|---|
| Warm and helpful hosts | Simple style, not suited to anyone seeking luxury. |
| A well-kept pool among the olive trees | The pool is seasonal, and in spring it may not be open. |
| Spacious and clean rooms | One critical review points to no TV and no reading light by the bed. |
| Dinner with local cooking | One guest found the bathroom products and the table setting in the room too basic. |
The sharpest criticism, from a two-star review some years ago, is about exactly these small things given the price paid, while acknowledging cleanliness and courtesy. The point is clear: if comfort details matter to you, factor them in.
Who it is recommended for
I would choose it for a quiet break in the Chianti, as a couple or with friends, for anyone who loves the countryside, the pool and home-cooked dinners. It also works well for motorcyclists and for those driving who want a base from which to explore the area.
I would not suggest it to anyone looking for hotel-style services, TV in the room, entertainment or a luxury stay. We do not have enough data to say anything precise about children.
Things to do around Lecchi in Chianti
Around Lecchi in Chianti it is best to follow the advice of the owners, who according to many guests are happy to point out local restaurants and places to visit. By car, Siena and its historic squares are a natural day out. Otherwise you can stay in the area, with walks, cycling and the farm's own wine and olive oil.
If your Tuscan holiday continues elsewhere, we have also written about the Agriturismo Gli Arancini in Montorio and the Azienda agricola Scerba in Casalguidi. For something different, also see Alla Battuta in Sansepolcro.













