Budget Accommodation in Siena

Siena

Siena in Tuscany, also spelled Sienna, is one of the most stunning hill top towns in all of Italy. The traditional rival of Florence this city is often overlooked by tourists in favor of its rival.

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Guest Reviews

Agriturismo Allevamento Renaccino

Owner very friendly and helpful, e.g. with TV tuning and sightseeing attractions around the district. Property clean and well appointed. Facilities good, possible to do own cooking which is desirable after weeks of restaurant food. Secure parking. Swimming pool. ... more

Overall: 5

heimj stayed here in Sep 2012

Albergo La Perla

Had a lovely one night stay at this no fuss establishment. It was exactly what I needed, fantastic location (very close to bus station and Piazza del Campo), budget accommodation, clean, well-maintained, secured, Wi-FI access and all delivered by friendly staff. What more could you want! ... more

Overall: 5

ESora stayed here in Jun 2012

Le Camerine di Silvia

Le Camerine di Silvia is a breath of fresh air on the edge of Siena's old town. Silvia and her family make you feel at home but don't invade your privacy leaving you to enjoy the garden and its stunning views over Siena's city wall and the Tuscan countryside. ... more

Overall: 4

blundell.rich stayed here in Aug 2011

Siena Blog Entries

Dag 7
Onze korte uitstap richting Siena is een lange geworden aangezien we de scenic route gereden hebben tussen de Toscaanse velden, wat natuurlijk heel mooi was. Siena ligt prachtig gelegen op 7 heuvels en de auto moet je parkeren beneden, buiten het stadsgedeelte waarna je achteraf met roltrappen ...
Posted in Italië by rscabullsboy
19th October 2011
midday, when it had almost gone. From then on it was blue skies all the way to Siena. The guide books didn't warn us that Siena was situated on top of a large hill, and we parked down the bottom of it ...
Posted in Kim and Danny 2011 by kimdanny
Siena
My kind of town, Siena is my kind of town. (Sung to the tune of Chicago is) 12th century walled ...
Posted in Fall 2012 by pscotterly
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