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"Very friendly and welcoming staff. Breakfast and service was excellent! Very helpful with taxi services and shuttle accomodations! We also needed guidance with transportation at the train station and staff provided all the useful tips which prepared us for our first train experience in Italy! I felt intimidated with the train travel planning but staff was very knowledgeable! "

"This proptery is new and modern. Very accessible to town. We arrived in the evening and the access is in a dark road. Causing us to miss the entrance. In addition, the Four Points sign is not illuminated and during our three night stay there was a car parked in front of the sign obstructing the visibility of the entrance. "

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"Wonderful room 125. Faces the main thoroughfare. Could be a bit of noise sometimes. Wonderful stay. "

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"This hotel is wonderful with beautiful views from the terrace! The only complaint is the number of stairs you have to take if staying on upper floors (no elevator) - my husband has a bad back so that’s a consideration. Also, wish they would accommodate all the guests in the gourmet restaurant as we couldn’t get a reservation during our 2-day stay! Book ahead of time!"

"Perfect stay in San Gimiano - thank you! The reception staff are fantastic - polite and very helpful. We loved our balcony Will be back hopefully for longer "

"Front desk staff were professional, kind and multilingual. Very helpful with storing luggage after checkout and help with printing museum tickets. Valet parking is easier than parking yourself at this location. Cost was €35."

"The staff at hotel Minerva were friendly and accommodating. For example, we had a bottle of wine that needed a corkscrew, and they provided not only a corkscrew, but a bucket full of ice. The view from the balcony overlooking Siena really gorgeous. And the location being right beside the city old mediaeval Fortress wall was quite cool to be able to walk around and see the sites. Also, just a 10 minute walk into the city Square. "