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A historic hotel in the heart of Siena, Palazzo Ravizza offers elegant rooms with characteristic 1920s furnishings. This family-run property is less than half a mile from Piazza del Campo.
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"The staff here are extra friendly and helpful. The new renovations to the property make this lovely ancient building a beautiful and serene place to stay in Siena at an excellent price."
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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.
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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.
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"All of the staff were extremely friendly and professional & service @ breakfast & up @ the terrace restaurant was exceptional as well as being relaxed"
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With its hilltop location, Sangallo Park Hotel offers panoramic views across Siena and the surrounding Tuscan countryside.
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"- really super friendly staff!
- got a free update to superior room
- very clean and big room
- very quiet
- amazing breakfast for 3 star hotel
- free parking"
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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.
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"The staff were so helpful, nothing too much trouble. The bed was very comfortable. The views to die for. So close to center of Siena, bus stops right outside if needed."
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Grand Hotel Continental Siena - Starhotels Collezione is a luxury, 5-star hotel in the most popular shopping district of Siena, within the ancient walls.
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"Grand hotel attitude of staff
View from room 323 over the old-town
Historic building with very nice rooms"
Siena was highly rated for history by 584 guests from the United States! Siena Travel Guide
Romantic Renaissance
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!
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Siena was amazing. The people are very accommodating even during the most intense part of their holiday season. The Palio is a unique must see event. Be sure to catch all the trial races leading up to the main event (morning and night) which begin a few days before. For the big day book a seat ahead of time in the grand stands so you can attend the events of the day without worrying about jocking for a spot on the rail.
Mark
United States of America
10
Beautiful city.
Beautiful city. Duomo, Battistero and Cripta very impressive and interesting. Enjoyed sitting in the Piazza del Campo for an evening coffee and ice cream. Great “warmup” to Florence without the massive crowds. We stayed two days We will go back again and spend a little more time.
irena
United Kingdom
8.0
I went specifically to see the world famous Il Campo.
I went specifically to see the world famous Il Campo. I wasn’t disappointed. It’s a very interesting city to walk around but some streets are rather steep. I was only there for one night but had a delicious dinner at RiMe on via Giovanni Duprè.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
A wonderful place to visit - only regret is we didn’t spend...
A wonderful place to visit - only regret is we didn’t spend more time there. Recommend at least a full day for traveling and site seeing in the town itself, and at last one other day for visiting local wineries and taking in the scenery.
Frank
United States of America
8.0
Be prepared to walk up and down streets with considerable...
Be prepared to walk up and down streets with considerable steep grades. Worth seeing on anyone’s trip to Italy but if you have considerable time to stay as we did with our three month tour, a four day stay is very sufficient. You could see major sights in two days if your stay in Italy is short.
Swain
United States of America
10
The ancient town is small enough to be walkable.
The ancient town is small enough to be walkable. The streets and paths were often steep, which was interesting. Hosts explained the annual bourse race around Siena’s big plaza, which the local town regions vie for bragging rights base on the winning horse. Neat community, with early democratic basis unlike many early walled communities of etruscan origin.
“The hotel is in a very quiet and nice spot in Siena, about 10 minutes ride from the historic center of the city. The staff were super nice, the food very good, and the bedroom very comfy. ”
“Andrea, the host, was gracious and made our stay among the best in Italy. The location is idyllic, in the countryside but minutes away from Siena. Andrea insisted we visit Montepulciano, Montalcino, and Pienza. This was one of the more enjoyable days of our trip to Italy. Thank you Andrea. And breaksfast is wonderful. Defenitely a terrific place tho stay. ”
“Beautiful hotel in a grand building. Lovely private garden and patio, perfect for relaxing and/or romantic bottle of win. Garden view rooms also have amazing views of the countryside beyond Siena. Included breakfast is very nice, and onsite gated parking is a huge plus if you have a car. No question about where I’ll stay next time I’m in Siena.”
“Well-kept hotel with access to the scale molbile (up to Siena old town) very close by. Doorman/breakfast server was especially helpful in every respect, from helping us get parked to assisting as we left.”
“Lovely hotel
I usually stay in the centre of Siena but this was better,
away from the crowds.
Hotel has good common areas and balconies to have a quiet glass or too.”
“All of the staff were extremely friendly and professional & service @ breakfast & up @ the terrace restaurant was exceptional as well as being relaxed”
“This hotel was perfectly located a short walk from Siena. You felt you were in the countryside when in fact you were not. The bedroom was perfect, breakfast was spot on and the pool area was fab.”
“The beautiful setting, overlooking the Tuscan hillside, was a wonderful alternative to being within Sienna, but close enough to be only a fifteen minute ride away.”
“Fantastic and peaceful garden. Prime location for a short walk into the walled city. This is our second stay here. All of the staff was nice – Lucio was particularly excellent. The manager was also great.”
“Our favorite hotel after 380 days of travel and more than 250 different hotel! We went again after our 1st stay in november 2016. great again, keep going! Thanks”
“The staff here are extra friendly and helpful. The new renovations to the property make this lovely ancient building a beautiful and serene place to stay in Siena at an excellent price.”
“The host and staff were outstanding and went out of their way to make us feel welcome. The beds and pillows were the most comfortable we have found anywhere in Italy.”
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Description 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.Review
Description 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.Review
Description Grand Hotel Continental Siena - Starhotels Collezione is a luxury, 5-star hotel in the most popular shopping district of Siena, within the ancient walls.Review
