Our bed and breakfast activity takes place in a small independent and characteristic structure of period houses, it is built according to the architectural and aesthetic canons that recall styles now in disuse, such as the very small 1m2 but very functional bathroom, the absence of wi-fi and air conditioning to live a unique experience of a distant time, built in Provencal style hence also the name of the B&B "La Petite Maison", typical of the country houses of the past, therefore no glamorous villas, no stars, only those that you can admire from the view of the glycine room, Paths, villages, ancient houses and poetry, and evocative characteristic panoramas. The small town of Usigliano is a characteristic village in the Tuscan countryside where you can breathe the tranquility and relaxation typical of these areas. On 10/11/12/13 and 17/18/19/20 July the usual parking in front of the B&B will not be usable because the town is affected by the traditional "peach festival" it will still be possible to park in the surrounding areas and it will be fun to savor the atmosphere of the traditional Tuscan festival. Structure affiliated with the Terme di Casciana

We will be happy to welcome you to our small structure, fruit of the passion for our work, with which we try to transmit the habits and traditions of our land

What see: -Terme di Casciana are one of the excellences of the region and one of the oldest spa resorts in Italy, called "The Thermal Pearl of Italy" -Church of San Lorenzo Martire, parish church of the hamlet. -Cappella di San Rocco, a small sacred building of nineteenth-century origin. -Lari, a small Tuscan village, maintains its ancient medieval charm and is known above all for the production of cherries. -The Castello dei Vicari di Lari is one of the most imposing castles in the province of Pisa, used as a prison until the Second World War, revalued since 1991 as a historic building and still open to the public and can be visited today. Curiosity : The municipality of Casciana Terme Lari has been awarded the Orange Flag, a tourist-environmental quality mark awarded by the Italian Touring Club to small towns in the Italian hinterland.