Borgo Giusto Tuscany

The resort and its setting

Borgo Giusto sits in Bagni di Lucca, a small mountain town in Tuscany known for its natural thermal springs and faded Belle Époque elegance. The resort is independent rather than part of a big-brand chain, built using local stonework and traditional Tuscan design touches, with accommodation ranging from apartments to larger villa-style units. It's a self-catering base rather than a resort with extensive on-site facilities, which suits owners who want to use the week to explore the region rather than stay by the pool.

The area and things to do

Bagni di Lucca has drawn visitors for its thermal waters since the 19th century, and the springs remain within walking distance of the resort. From here, the historic city of Lucca, with its intact Renaissance walls and the Puccini Museum, is roughly 20 miles away, making it an easy half-day trip. Chianti's vineyards are around 30 miles to the south for a day of wine tasting, and Florence is about 45 miles away for anyone wanting a full day among Renaissance art and architecture. The Cinque Terre villages on the Ligurian coast are about an hour's drive, and the surrounding countryside is scattered with medieval hilltop villages worth a slow drive and a long lunch.

Selling or renting a week here

Borgo Giusto is sold and transferred as an independent resort, meaning resale typically goes through the resort's own owners' association or management company rather than a national brand's transfer desk. If you're thinking of listing your week, get the current transfer fee and the latest annual maintenance fee in writing from the resort or its management before agreeing a price with a buyer — these figures aren't standardised across independent resorts and will affect what a buyer is willing to pay.

On BidMyTimeshare, you list privately: you set your own asking price, write the listing yourself, and interested buyers contact you directly through the platform. There's a one-time listing fee to post your week, and BidMyTimeshare takes 0% commission on the sale, so whatever price you agree with a buyer is yours to keep. The same applies if you'd rather rent the week out for a season instead of selling outright — you set the rental terms and deal directly with the renter.

Because the resort is affiliated with Interval International, owners who want to keep their week can use it to exchange for accommodation elsewhere rather than selling. If you're listing to sell, it's worth noting whether your week carries exchange deposits or credits, since that's a detail buyers often ask about.

Practical notes for buyers and renters

Buyers browsing this resort are generally after a genuine Tuscan base for repeat visits — somewhere with character, close to thermal springs and day trips, rather than a high-amenity beach resort. Renters tend to ask about the size of the unit, which week or season is on offer, and proximity to Lucca and Florence for sightseeing. Before buying resale, always confirm directly with the resort's owners' association what transfers with the week (unit type, season, any exchange affiliation) and what doesn't, along with the current annual fee, so there are no surprises after the sale closes.