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"Best breakfast buffet in our Italy travels! Warm welcome. Excellent reception. Well spoken English. Very close to train station - just take all the escalators up! Nice room with charming bathroom. "

"Loved staying here! Great location. Our room had a fabulous view of Tuscany landscape "

"Great hotel for a visit to Siena."

"Beautiful hotel, amazing staff, wonderful rooms and facility, will stay again. "

"We highly recommend this place! We will be back! "

"My favorite stay on our honeymoon in Italy! They even gave us with a free upgrade to a suite. I loved this hotel and only regret that we didn’t stay longer. The whole property was gorgeous and I loved hearing nothing but nature during the day. Their breakfast buffet was pretty great too. Would love to come in the summer so I could enjoy the pool but walking through their olive groves was lovely still. They have a lot of outdoor seating that would make a perfect spot to read a book. We ate at their restaurant for dinner and it was delicious! It is about a 15 minute car ride from the city center though so I wouldn’t recommend walking there (unless you are fine with a 35-40 min walk but there is a bus stop a 4 minute walk away from the hotel that’s convenient if you want to make a trip into town if you don’t have a car. I did pick this hotel though because I wanted a little getaway from the town center but not too far and this was perfect. The staff were very friendly and helpful with everything. Would definitely love to visit again and would recommend to anyone visiting Siena! "

"Great location and good staff."

"Great location, walkable from the train station. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. First night we got a room by the elevator, and it was very loud. Asked the desk to be moved and they happily moved my wife and I to a very quiet room. I would recommend this hotel. Great location, very clean, and excellent staff. "

"Wonderful stay. The room was charming and decorated in such great taste. There was a kitchen to use for eating a cheese plate or drinking wine. "