Tucked into the fragrant hills of Romagna, near the Tuscan border, Borgo Condé Wine Resort spans 110 hectares of olive groves, vineyards, and Mediterranean scrub. Here, the breeze carries lavender, rosemary, and slow moments that spark unforgettable feelings. 


Authentic country charm
The resort unfolds in a restored medieval village of stone cottages and villas. Its interiors embrace rustic elegance, natural materials, local craftsmanship, and a cozy simplicity. It’s less about spectacle and more about feeling at home among rolling hills.

Spa, fitness & wine wellness
Wellness here centers on wine and nature. The adults-only spa offers a 9 × 5 m heated indoor pool, hydro jets, and hydromassage surrounded by vineyard views. Add a sauna, Turkish bath, emotional shower, and herbal tea corner, plus winetherapy sessions set in oak vats for two.
There’s also a gym for balancing movement and mindfulness, and treatments that use grape-based ingredients for a deeply local, sensory experience.

Culinary delights & wine experiences
The on-site cellar and restaurant celebrate local traditions with fresh pasta and authentic flavors. They also highlight sustainability and a farm-to-table philosophy, using seasonal ingredients sourced from the surrounding region.



Daily wine tours lead guests through the vineyards with a guide. They end with tastings of regional specialties such as wines, cured meats, and cheeses, all enjoyed against a backdrop of bucolic views.

Rustic accommodation
Rooms and suites are nestled between the Main Borgo and three historic villas. Each stay feels quiet and personal, set against vineyards that calm the senses and touch the palate. 



A serene rural escape
Here, mornings begin with gentle walks among hares and roe deer. Later, guests enjoy wine, spa time, and the simple joy of slow living. The charm of Borgo Condé lies in its blend of tradition, nature, and thoughtful service. It is an ideal retreat for lovers of food, wine, and authentic Italian life.


https://www.borgoconde.it/en
Words & photographs by Adrian Świderski