B&B San Francesco

"The property is close to Piazza San Francesco. A five-minute walk from Piazza del Campo. The room isn't large, but it's well-equipped with everything you need, including a fridge and a kettle with tea and coffee. The rooms are set back from the main streets, making them quiet. Breakfast could be a little more refined, but it's still plentiful and buffet-style. Mr. Roberto is extremely kind. The proximity to two excellent trattorias offering excellent value and a supermarket right across the street is also a plus. Highly recommended for a lovely weekend visit to this wonderful city!"

Piccolo Hotel Etruria

"It’s amazing hotel ,in the town , and close to every where ."

La Villa

"Sound insulation is a bit bad"

Domus Il Palio

"I do not recommend it...We arrived at 6:40pm and there was no one to open the door or greet us, I was calling for a long time and they did not answer, until they answered they told me that they would send me a video on WhatsApp to enter, the key to the room they left it in a pot. We didn't see anyone until the next day when the room was delivered at 10:00 am! 10am! You pay for a few hours! Additionally, when we left, they charged us 5 euros as a tourist tax when on trip it appears that it was 4. Very bad, the room is fine. But the service and the way they work very poorly."

Piazza Paradiso Accommodation

"Avoid this place if you have large luggages. No lifts. We were traveling Europe for two weeks, and had rather large luggages. Wasn't fun! No one at the front desk after 3 PM, rather difficult to find any help. "

Il Battistero Siena Residenza d'Epoca

"Another hotel in an old building. My research wasn't perfect beforehand. I didn't realize this hotel was located in the old town; cars can't drive in, but you can park elsewhere. The hotel provides a map. Pushing my luggage up from outside the city was really tiring, as it was all uphill, taking about ten minutes. The location is indeed excellent; Siena Cathedral is right next door. This is the second hotel in Italy where I got three keys! Haha, Italian hotels have so many keys! The mini elevator is only for luggage; you have to climb stairs, thankfully only two floors. It's a winding path through four or five doors—very medieval, isn't it? I booked a two-bedroom room. The room and bathroom were large, and the bedding was the most comfortable I've ever had. My mother's room had a problem with the air conditioning; it was cold. I had my own room, which was very warm. The shower water pressure was great, very good. The street is right outside the window. It's quiet at night with few people. In the morning, I opened the window and saw parents taking their children to school; the old town felt real at that moment. I stayed one night; Siena is perfect for a cirywalk. It was wonderful."

Relais Degli Angeli Residenza d'Epoca

"The room was nice, luxuriously decorated, and in a good location."

Grand Hotel Continental Siena - Starhotels Collezione

"Love the location, the cleanliness, and the friendly staffs, especially the porter"

Best Western Hotel San Marco

"great room. had all amenities provided, including moisturiser. good size room. friendly staff. near to bus stop, easy to take bus in to siena"

BirBo Bike Hospitality

"An excellent, authentic hotel in the city center, with a historic-style room. The only downside was that we couldn't open the wardrobe. If anyone cares, there's no TV or kettle in the room. Breakfast is a 5-minute walk away – coffee and a croissant."

Albergo Chiusarelli

Siena VIP B&B

"Surprisingly, this place was well-located and well-maintained! The personalized breakfast was a lovely experience."