5 Bedroom Villas

Room for larger families and groups

Five-bedroom villas sleep around ten people, which suits larger families, grandparents travelling with their children and grandchildren, or two or three families sharing. Many have a main house and a separate annex or cottage, so everyone has their own space as well as somewhere to gather.

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How the bedrooms are usually arranged

Bedrooms in larger villas are often spread across two floors, with one or two in an annex. Ask how many are doubles and how many twins, and how many bathrooms there are. With five bedrooms, three bathrooms or more makes busy mornings much easier.

If grandparents or anyone with limited mobility is coming, check whether a bedroom and bathroom are on the ground floor. For families with babies, ask which rooms are close together and whether cots and high chairs can be provided.

Ask whether the pool is fenced or gated if young children are in the group, as pool fencing is not a given at Italian villas, and check which bedrooms have air conditioning for July and August.

Many five-bedroom villas are in the countryside, so a hire car is usually essential, and a group this size may need two. Check how much parking there is, and how far it is to the nearest shop and restaurant.

Where to look

In Tuscany, restored farmhouses look out over Chianti vineyards and the Val d'Orcia, within reach of Florence, Siena and Pisa. Umbria has spacious stone houses near Lake Trasimeno, Assisi and Spello, often with olive groves around them.

Puglia's trulli and masserie and Sicily's country villas near Noto and Ragusa add sunshine and the sea to the mix, with the coast within easy reach.

Browse the five-bedroom villas listed below to find one with space for your whole group.