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"Only 3-5 minutes walk from train station escalator, and 10 minutes walk to the old town, great location. Breakfast was good. "

"We enjoyed our stay very much. Beautiful view of the hills from our comfortable room. Wonderful property and grounds located in proximity to the Duomo and Square. On site parking can’t be beat."

"We found this place from my guide book of Rick Steve’s Tuscany guide. Because we picked up our car from Florence we need somewhere we can park and also walking distance to old town center. They have a few free parking spots but it’s first come first serve. The hotel is clean and nice. Staff is very friendly. It’s only about 10 mins walk to the plaza and walkable to almost every major sites. We highly recommend staying here if you are visiting Siena. "

"The location was convenient to walking through Siena. We enjoyed the Cellist playing in the square outside our room in the evening. "

"A great hotel - friendly, welcoming & very friendly staff. Very helpful & I really felt welcomed! The breakfast staff were wonderful - with special mention to Bedere - who was always happy to go the extra mile. The coffee was great, thank you! I liked that the hotel was just outside the main centre - but a very easy walk to the centre, & away from the noise, parties & drums 😋. I thought the hotel went beyond the norm to make the hotel guests feel welcome. Such friendly and pleasant staff - and along with the location and comfortable & clean rooms - I really enjoyed my stay in lovely Siena👍👍👍👍👍!"

"Amazing place. Great facilities. Quite. Good rooms. Easy 30min walk to old town. "

"Hotel is very well situated on top of the hill. You can enjoy the tuscany view while having breakfast, or even having a drink over the restaurant’s terrace. Staffs are very nice, polite, and helpful. "

"Our stay was fantastic. we loved the attentive service and the spa. "

"Staff was friendly. Breakfast was wonderful. Good location for walking through town. Uphill from the train station, but everything is uphill in Siena."