OMG we have been to Villa Pia, last Easter, gosh now we have been labelled, how exciting!
It was interesting...
The location was fabulous as was the food. We met some friendly and interesting people. The kids loved it (4 and 2) as there are toys and space to run around, a lovely swimming pool and tennis court. However for me it was too much like a little piece of the UK upped and moved to Italy. The only Italians were the few staff.. All the guests were Brits/Anglos and talk was quite predictable. The communal dining was less of a worry than I had thought, maybe due to the copious amounts of wine freely distributed..
Everyone had small kids (under 7) and it was great place for helping yourselves to food for them and the idea of a kids supper and babysitting was really good.
Dh and i and kids escaped quite a lot to explore (fab mountain towns)as sometimes i felt it was like being in a boarding school eg we were told off in a note left on the table, for picking some local flowers that are considered rare. Silly us, we should have known..
Would we go again? Not on our own, but if we could book the whole place and fill with our own friends yes..
As for wheelchair access, personally I would say it is not suitable, very hilly, gravelly areas.