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The last mile is done and dusted. You’re ready to step out of those stiffsoled shoes, drink from a glass rather than a plastic spout, and lay your weary helmet on a smooth, fat pillow.

We’ve hand-picked the best accommodations along our routes to be the perfect complement to the riding and dining. We’ve already gone ahead and placed your luggage neatly in your room. And what a room it is... our guides carefully select and test each lodging, whether it’s a cozy inn, guesthouse, monastery or medieval castle, as much for local flavor and welcoming was amenities and convenience.

Double Rooms for Single Travelers

Single hotel rooms in most of Europe are exactly that: single. A single bed in a tiny room. Many tour operators will charge a supplement for solo travelers and then squeeze them into a room more suited to mops and brooms than a tired cyclist who needs to relax after a long day. Our single supplement charge entitles solo travelers to a double room, with plenty of room to spread out and relax in style.

Here are some of our favorites.

Tuscany’s Fattoria degli Usignoli

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Tuscany’s Fattoria degli Usignoli, featured on Assaggio Toscana, Tuscany and the Island of Elba, Giro della Toscana, and Tuscan Fantasy. Ciclismo guests have been staying at the Fattoria for almost fifteen years! Spread over 11 hectares in the heart of Tuscany, the Fattoria has mini-apartments, hotel rooms, an award-winning restaurant, two swimming pools, and plenty of outside space to explore. Set into a Tuscan hillside, the location also offers breathtaking views.

Visit the Tuscany’s Fattoria degli Usignoli website for more information.

The Su Gologone in Sardegna

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The Su Gologone in Sardegna always garners top-notch reviews from our guests on Swept Away in Sardegna and Mediterranean Multisport. It is nestled among ancient olive groves and vineyards, with view of the mountains on the horizon. A delicious mix of the classic and contemporary, the hotel has traditional Sardo architecture accented by antique furnishings, while also featuring a state-of-the-art fitness center and other facilities.

Visit the Su Gologone in Sardegna website for more information.

Burgundy’s Abbaye de la Bussière

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Burgundy’s Abbaye de la Bussière The crown jewel of our Burgundy, the Abbaye was home to monks and pilgrims for almost 900 years before it was converted into one of the regions best country house hotels. Set in 15 acres of beautiful parkland, the Abbaye offers plenty of space - inside and out - where you can relax and enjoy the unique, refreshing atmosphere of this ancient place. Ideally suited to our gourmand and oenophile guests, the Abbaye’s Michelin-starred restaurant offers wonderful dining and an endless wine cellar.

Visit the Burgundy’s Abbaye de la Bussière website for more information.

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Easy

You’re new to biking, or you just want to take it easy with lots of stops to take pictures and explore and no one hurrying you along. Expect a leisurely pace over generally flat terrain.

Average distance per day: 18-35 miles.

Moderate

You’re not a fanatical rider, but you exercise regularly and enjoy a leisurely day’s spin on your bike. You might want to graduate to “intermediate” one day, or not. The pace is relaxed but the terrain gently rolling, more ups and downs, more vistas and valleys than Easy tours.

Average distance per day: 35-45 miles.

Intermediate

You’re active on your days off, and recreational biking is most likely your weekend sport of choice. You love to ride and it shows in your endurance and strength. A steady but active pace, with opportunities to push yourself and some challenging climbs, with great descents over rolling terrain. (These folks ARE cyclists, they are usually pretty serious cyclists but do not train at the expert level.)

Average distance per day: 40-50 miles.

Expert

You crave vigorous pacing, challenging climbs and thrilling descents. You crave longer mileage with lots of hills and descents, varying terrain, and a mountain pass or two only makes it better.

Average distance per day: 45+ miles.

Family

If you have kids under 16, we have great options for you! With fewer hotel changes, easier biking and wheels for all ages, we've got your ideal active family holiday.

Average distance per day: 20–30 miles.