Set about a 10-minute walk from Piazza del Campo, Hotel Minerva offers views of historical Siena. It features a panoramic garden and air-conditioned rooms with free high-speed WiFi.
anthony
United States of America
Great property beautifully run good location. Had a good time.
Hotel Santa Caterina is housed in an 18th-century villa just a few steps from Porta Romana. Enjoy breakfast out on the terrace with a view of the Tuscan hills.
Cynthia
United States of America
The location was perfect. Very close to the old city.
A historic hotel in the heart of Siena, Palazzo Ravizza offers elegant rooms with characteristic 1920s furnishings. This family-run property is just 2297 feet from Piazza del Campo.
Felipe
Mexico
At the hear of Siena. Mindblowing view from the rooms with garden view. Old building with updated rooms. Hot shower, decent Italian breakfast included and a beautiful backyard
Situated only 440 yards from the historic center of Siena, Hotel Palazzo di Valli is a gorgeous 18th century villa beautifully decorated and smartly furnished in traditional Tuscan style.
olcay
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This place is everything… Very nice location, in a walking distance to Siena old city, in heart of the locations in Val d’Orcia, where you can start and end your road trips in a day… And I cannot say enough kind words for the people running this beautiful Palazzo. Giacomo, thank you. You are Toscana in human form, welcoming, kind, helpful, brilliant… Thank you…
Just want to add: Breakfast is amazing!
Just 65 ft from Piazza del Campo square, the Tre Donzelle is set in a historic building of the 15th century. It offers free Wi-Fi in the hall, and basic, spacious rooms.
Villa Elda enjoys a panoramic hilltop position just outside the center of Siena. You can walk to Piazza del Campo in 10 minutes. There is free Wi-Fi.
Jason
United States of America
I was happy that we only had to stay here one night. It was a terrible experience. Too bad, because it has a decent location (even though it's not within the walls of the city), but it's the worst hotel experience I've had in forever.
Hotel Santa Caterina is housed in an 18th-century villa just a few steps from Porta Romana. Enjoy breakfast out on the terrace with a view of the Tuscan hills.
Friendly staff, beautiful little hotel with a great view.
Located inside Siena's historic walls, Hotel Athena offers free parking, an elegant Italian restaurant and a furnished terrace with views of the town and the surrounding valley. Internet is free.
Great hotel with good location and very nice staff.
Surrounded by olive groves and the beautiful hills of Chianti, Four Points by Sheraton Siena is a 10-minute drive from the historic city walls. It offers free parking, a gym and spacious rooms.
Villa Montarioso is an ancient, noble villa from the 19th century, set inside an extensive park in the quiet, green hills of the historical city of Palio.
Very peacefull place, super clean, excellent staff
Just a 10-minute drive from Siena, Hotel I Platani offers rooms with attached bathroom in Tognazza, 6.2 mi from Monteriggioni. There is free WiFi in all areas, and private parking is free.
Clean room, very nice people and very good breakfast.
A historic hotel in the heart of Siena, Palazzo Ravizza offers elegant rooms with characteristic 1920s furnishings. This family-run property is just 2297 feet from Piazza del Campo.
The room was beautiful
Location perfect
Parking very useful
An old brick house 0.7 mi from the Siena Nord exit of the Superstrada Firenze-Siena motorway, the Piccolo Chianti offers free outdoor parking, a Tuscan restaurant and rooms with attached bathroom with...
nice staff, very clean, lovely breakfast, good parking
Set within a 12th-century mansion, the hotel is located in the historical center of Siena, near the cathedral and Piazza del Campo, and features spectacular views over the surrounding Sienese Hills.
Great staff and location. Paid parking and good breakfast. Excellent view.
Set 1.2 mi from the medieval city walls in Siena, Palace Hotel Due Ponti offers rooms and free WiFi throughout. Piazza del Campo Square is 1.9 mi away.
Las habitaciones son muy lujosas, el personal muy amable
Hotel Italia is a charming 20-minute walk from Siena's Piazza del Campo. The escalator which connects the historical center to Siena Station is 164 feet from the hotel. Buses stop just 98 feet away.
Everyone was polite and the hotel a great surprise!!!
The 3-star Albergo Chiusarelli is close to Siena Bus Station. Rooms have been completely renovated according to NeoClassical style. A buffet breakfast is served daily.
Great location, breakfast, staff, everything superb
Set in a 17th-century building, Grand Hotel Continental Siena - Starhotels Collezione is a luxury 5-star hotel in the historical center of Siena, 820 feet from Piazza Campo square.
An exceptional stay. Could not have asked for more.
Located in Siena, within 164 feet of Piazza del Campo and 1969 feet of National Museum of Etruscan Archaeology, Albergo Locanda Garibaldi features free WiFi.
l'accueil adorable et l'emplacement de la chambre.
Il Chiostro del Carmine is a restored 14th-century monastery, with great views of the countryside. It is less than 10 minutes' walk from Piazza del Campo. Rooms at Il Chiostro are large and bright.
Such a lovely location and views. Great place to stay.
Just 65 ft from Piazza del Campo square, the Tre Donzelle is set in a historic building of the 15th century. It offers free Wi-Fi in the hall, and basic, spacious rooms.
the location and the great employees who work here
A few steps from the Church of San Francesco and close to the station, Hotel Moderno is close to the escalator for the historic center of Siena.
Great position! Great stuff! Excellent breakfast! Parking!
FAQs about hotels in Siena
On average, 3-star hotels in Siena cost $141 per night, and 4-star hotels in Siena are $219 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Siena can be found for $709 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Siena this weekend is $140 or, for a 4-star hotel, $212. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Siena for this weekend cost around $445 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $127 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Siena for tonight. You'll pay around $150 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Siena will cost around $412, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Surrounded by rolling hills and Chianti vineyards, Siena shines as a jewel of the Tuscan Renaissance, and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experience the famous Palio di Siena horse race, catch the pulse of the city at Piazza del Campo, visit the beautiful Duomo cathedral…and fall in love with this charming city!
Founded by Etruscans around 900 BC, the city was first conquered by Romans and later by Lombards. The Middle Ages saw it becoming the independent and flourishing Republic of Siena, until its annexation to the Grand Duchy of Tuscany.
The economic difficulties that followed turned out to be a blessing for the preservation of its historic center. Adorned with frescoes by Ghirlandaio and bass-reliefs by Donatello, Lorenzo Ghiberti, and Jacopo della Quercia, the Duomo represents the highest expression of this well-kept legacy. The shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, with the Palazzo Pubblico and the Gaia Fountain, is still the heart and soul of the city. Follow the labyrinth of narrow streets and passages that irradiate from there and you will be enchanted by its romantic atmosphere from ancient times.
The closest airports are Peretola Airport in Florence and Galileo Galilei International Airport in Pisa, though Guglielmo Marconi Airport in Bologna is also well connected. While planning your trip, don’t forget to check out the Siena accommodations deals on Booking.com!
Siena is just a perfect little jewel. The history...!
Siena is just a perfect little jewel. The history...! Plus, it's less busy than Florence and is a great jumping off point for visiting other places in Tuscany. The food was good (AWAY from Piazza il Campo) and shops were plentiful.
Kathleen
United States of America
Scored 10
10
One of my favorite destinations in Italy.
One of my favorite destinations in Italy. Saturated with history and art, with significant archaeological, historical and cultural/art destinations. Better enjoyed if you do aa little homework (Wikipedia--please donate to them) before going there and following up while you are there. Good restaurants abound and the city is perfect for wandering and people watching. A beautiful medieval city.
Thomas
United States of America
Scored 10
10
We stayed close to the Piazza Il Campo, and it was the best...
We stayed close to the Piazza Il Campo, and it was the best location! You're within walking distance to SO many restaurants, shops and attractions. It's a fantastic town. What we also enjoyed was renting a car and driving to nearby towns and hot springs. Awesome countryside and beautiful towns with incredible food and shops, all within an hours drive of Siena. Less crowded and nice than going to Florence, in our opinion.
Topo
United States of America
Scored 10
10
A beautiful historic city, easy to walk, but can get crowded...
A beautiful historic city, easy to walk, but can get crowded. Many places to eat, with honest local cuisine, if you get away from the tourist hotspots.
Piazza del Campo is splendid, the Duomo outstanding externally, but the queues to get in are daunting
david
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The town is just large enough to offer lots to see but small...
The town is just large enough to offer lots to see but small enough to walk and explore. The duomo is gorgeous and the Piazza del Campo is a great place to eat and people watch. Parking is a challenge but taxis are fairly easy to get. We did struggle one rainy night since everyone seemed to be needing a cab. I googled getting a cab in Siena and found a phone number that helped us!
Obenauf
Scored 10
10
Great central location to the Tuscany region.
Great central location to the Tuscany region. A bit difficult to navigate through the central / historic area if not familiar with street signs, regulations, parking etc. Can be stressful without proper planning and local input for directions
Doug
United States of America
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The hotel was in a great location inside the walls of Siena. The deluxe room was roomy, very comfortable bed, and nice big bathroom.
We loved the beautiful big courtyard overlooking the Tuscan countryside where we enjoyed drinks and the sunset.
Complementary breakfast was an unexpected delight - very generous and tasty.
The service was excellent we helpful directions instructions on getting to the hotel and to the hotel's private parking - a huge boon in Siena with the strict ZTL.
The location was lovely outside Siena and the staff were very helpful and accommodating. We had booked a room in the annexe which we didn’t care for but when we requested an upgrade in the main building it was very efficiently dealt with. We were there for two nights and it was easy to get either the 3 or the 8 bus into Siena. Just don’t rely on taxis to get back to the hotel especially if it’s raining! Dinner in the restaurant was good.
The staff are excellent making you feel very welcome. Valet parking in a country that is not car friendly is exceptional. Don't miss the breakfast served to your room or rooftop canapés at sunset. This is by far the best hotel we experienced in Italy. The staff go out of their way to make you fell special and ensure you have a great experience. Location is second to none with very short walk to amazing places.
Wonderful place to stay! The owner met us as we pulled into the property and greeted us warmly. He gave us a fantastic overview of Siena and its history and provided us with tips on how to see the sights. The historic villa is comfortable and quiet, and the breakfast is superb. This is our favorite place to stay in Italy! Thank you, Giacomo, for treating us so well!
It was a comfortable hotel in a beautiful, rural setting, with friendly and helpful staff. It was a little removed from Siena, but there was a good bus service.
Keith
United Kingdom
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