Piccolo Hotel Etruria

The location is in the historical center exactly, and the service is really wonderful. Although the reception is not 24-hour open, you can still contact the staff through WhatsApp and they are very nice and always ready to help you.

Location was central and convenient. Room amenities were basic and can be better

직은 호텔이지만 시에나의 중심 캄포 광장 옆에 위치하고 있어 매우 좋아요. 골목 입구 모튱이 피자집도 추천!

La camera era piccola, pulita ed essenziale. Molto gentile il ragazzo alla reception e soprattutto abbiamo gradito molto la possibilità di lasciare i nostri bagagli dopo il check out e riposare in una bella e silenziosa sala d'attesa. Ottimo soggiorno!

Molto vicino al centro e accogliente

The hotel is basic. It feels like an upscale hostel. For this reason it’s rather expensive. The best aspect of it is its location. Very close to all major sites to see. Piazza del Campo is literally 1 minute away. Many shops and a supermarket also around the corner. The lady at the reception was very nice and helpful. No fault of the hotel but some of the customers were loud and I was woken up at 3 am by them. Also the fan in the bathrooms are so loud I could hear the next door every time they went to the toilet and turned on the light (the sake system in my room so I know!) The streets around the hotel are pedestrian but the noise of chatter and drunk people on late Friday night was unpleasant.

The location just off the main piazza is wonderful, as is the kindness of the hosts Leopoldo and Lucrezia. The room we rented was quite small to put it kindly. The air conditioner was so loud it kept us up half the night, and opening the window just brought in the ample street noise. The breakfast was not very good. I would recommend you eat elsewhere.

Conveniently located near Il Campo, we were somewhat prepared for the jubilant celebrations which went on until 3am each night. We were okay with this. The hotel itself was very disappointing. The elevator only went part way up to the first floor rooms. We still had to carry our luggage up three more sets of stairs to our room. The door to our bathroom was very noisy and difficult to open. It scraped the floor and required a great deal of force to push it open or closed. Our complaint about this situation was met with a shrug and we were told no other room was available. There was no mini fridge in the room where we could keep cold water. No plastic glasses were provided. We had to ask for these at the desk. There is only sporadic service at the reception desk. The owners of this hotel also own the hotel next door and we had to go in search of someone in the other hotel to check out and call a taxi. The 12 Euro breakfast was underwhelming to say the least. We gave it a pass. This interesting, historic building could have provided a pleasant experience with a little more focus on the upkeep of the rooms and the needs of the guests.

This is not a luxury hotel, but it was clean and comfortable and you can't beat the location, only steps from the Campo. The gentleman at the desk gave me good advice on restaurants. The same people seem to operate both this and the hotel next door, and you go next door for (optional) breakfast. The breakfast was fine--a good selection of various baked goods and in recognition of foreigners' tastes they even had scrambled eggs. One note: bringing a car into Siena is really difficult--most areas are actually off limits. I followed the advice on their welcoming email and used a parking valet service based outside the central city--a little expensive but it removed a huge amount of stress. I would stay here again