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"Lovely staff and great location with a quiet, comfortable room."

"La ubicación es genial, el personal es muy amable y la habitación está impecable."

"Highly recommended. The hotel was a block from the escalator flight that comes up from the train station, so no taxi required to transfer. Hotel staff was terrific and the room nicely appointed. I was about a 20-minute walk to the Duomo, almost all of it through the historic medieval city so a beautiful journey."

"Great hotel / room, city center, friendly staff. "

"The absolute perfect option if you’re looking for an agriturismo but aren’t going to have access to a car. We had a large family group of six that took up two rooms and one of the apartments. The train station is about a ten to fifteen minute walk, with a bit of an incline, but it’s manageable with luggage. There is a Coop at the bottom of the hill about a four minute walk. We went grocery shopping multiple times and cooked most of our meals in the apartment kitchen. Siena city center is about a 40 minute walk, but the 24-hour set of escalators at the mall across the street from the station make it very simple. Despite being so close to everything, the property is set back enough that the noise doesn’t really make its way up. The pool and the apartment terraces boast wonderful views of Siena’s walls and major buildings. I made a mistake booking, and the staff were incredibly helpful in fixing my mistake and keeping the trip together. Cannot recommend this place enough, it’s an absolute hidden gem."

"Very welcoming and attentive staff. Breakfast was amazing. I didn’t expect the gorgeous views!"

"The staff were super great .Took care of all our needs .Suggested the best winery tour .And the food was terrific ."

"Ac in room. Fresh breakfast. Bus routes directly outside the hotel. Good amenities around."

"Good, comfortable place to stay. Maybe a little closer to downtown without being in town would be better. We were driving so the parking at the hotel was important."