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"Such a beautiful gem of a hotel. Steeped in Florentine style. Comfortable and classy. Definitely would recommend "

"Beautiful hotel and spa. Excellent amenities and modern luxuries. "

"It's a beautiful hotel with wonderful outdoor seating areas and gardens. Staff is very helpful and gracious"

"Clean and quiet room with good view. The building was built in 15th century and just a little bit far away from the downtown."

"Excellent emplacement pour explorer la région. Facile de se trouver un stationnement gratuit en face de l'hôtel. Chambre propre, mais relativement sans charme, plutôt impersonnelle côté déco, mais tout ce dont on a besoin y est toutefois, donc je recommande si vous cherchez qqchose d'efficace, abordable et fonctionnel. Le déjeuner buffet est très bon!"

"The property is very quiet and great for a relaxing experience to rest. The staff is very helpful , especially with organizing transportation as the hotel is not in the centre of Siena and it is sometimes difficult to find a local taxi. The breakfast buffet had one of the best varieties I’ve seen during my trip where I stayed at 5 different hotels over 2 weeks. My only criticism is that the key ring for the room key is very big and heavy and not easy to carry around. I would suggest investing in smaller/ lighter ones"

"I highly recommended "

"My wife and I spent three nights at this hotel. We enjoyed the facilities- both in the spa and the surrounding areas. The staff are outstanding and take a real pride in ensuring that all our needs are taken care of. Food was excellent and service could not be faulted. Highly recommended."

"The house is set in beautiful grounds and the pool was kept in pristine condition. The kitchen was adequate and a liquidizer would have been useful. Wi-Fi was weak and the TV unavailable most of the time but it had its plus points in that the children played with the table tennis and billiards instead! Access to the house was excellent and part of its charm was the wild life. The deer which came to graze and play in the evenings and the pheasant which walked through the grounds certainly added atmosphere. A good time was had by all visiting Florence, Siena, Montepulciano, Rome and of course San Gimignano."