The writer describes a stay at Hotel La Posta in Bagno Vignoni, Val d'Orcia, Tuscany, a five-star property that feels more like a family home than a formal hotel. Its highlight is the thermal pools, rich in calcium carbonate, iron and zinc, with the top pool resting at a comfortable 38 degrees, said to benefit skin, joints and muscles. The Etruscans first found these volcanic waters some 2,000 years ago, and La Posta built the first pools of their kind in Val d'Orcia in 1973. The village has just 30 permanent residents, and its central thermal bath, which has remained essentially unchanged since the 1600s, is now under UNESCO protection and closed to swimmers.
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