Residenza d'Epoca Palazzo Fani Mignanelli

difficult to locate on arrival

Central location, character of the hotel, helpful staff and well equipped and comfortable room

Entrance to the building is a bit dark and dismal but cannot be helped as the hotel is on the 3rd floor of a very old building.

Nice room, although the double bed had only one side lamp. Situated in old town, very close walk to restaurants, campo and all shops. Helpful staff and adequate breakfast.

Sadly, I have to agree with others who have mentioned extreme noise. Not so much a complaint, just facts. For a normal sleeper, earplugs were inadequate for what went on until 3am nearby. Hotels all need to demand civic consideration of resting visitors, not just the endless amplified 'pleasure' of a bar full of what must have been deaf drunks. Couldn't recommend any hotel near that problem.

Luxury in the best part of Siena, quiet for a city hotel, though ear plugs were provided... Location, location, location. Stayed in a roomy suite, very nice with separate area for 17 yr old grandchild. Large bathroom. Friendly, helpful staff.

Not a complaint, but a curious, cautionary remark to acrophobics: Ads say 3 floor, but it seems like 5. Elevator exit at top overlooks courtyard way, way down below, There are a few steps back down to hotel reception, but staff was quick to help with luggage.

The staff were very helpful. This is a very central hotel and from the views from my window I could see roof tops and the hills. The hotel itself was nicely decorated and I loved the mixture of old beams, old tiled flooring and design.

The gloomy entrance and the exterior lift. The hotel is on the 3rd floor so a lift is needed but its not appealing.

excellent place. i feel like i got what i paid for and more. the breakfast alone was fantastic and over the top compared to other places we stayed at. the staff was extremely helpful and friendly.

the location was excellent the rooms were good

the rate seems to be too high

the receptionists, especially luigi, was helpful.

We booked for one room @ 79 euro, but it was later on that we realized it was for one person only. So when we asked for an extra bed, we were charged an additional thirty euro. I would suggest that when somebody books a room, it should be for a room which ordinarly is with two beds, and not on "one person" basis. It's just our observation.

The location was great, near the Campo. The rooms were as indicated in the website - architecturally interesting, albeit pretty basic.

Fairly unhelpful reception staff - the first shift at least tried, the second night's shift were just grumpy, with the pratcialy help on dealing with the peculiarities of Siena car parking.

It was an excellent hotel centrally situated in Siena. No flaws to mention.

The location was outstanding! Conveniently located to all the sights and easy walking distance.

Lots of street noise at night, especially on the weekend. If sleeping is important to you this would not be the place to stay. If you can look at it as part of the adventures of traveling than I would recommend staying here regardless. You can always ask if there is a room on a quieter side of the hotel!

Central position

An unpleasent smell in the bathroom, probably due to poor cleaning of the drains