Most amazing stay with them in 2017. Hope it reopens soon.! Can still get their wine (LaLastra) in…read moreupstate NY!

Just outside of Siena this place is a jewel. I hesitate to actually do a review because it will…read morebook up faster, however the owners deserve a great review. The couple that owns this vineyard is super sweet and the staff is really excellent. Everything, and I mean everything, was fantastic. We stayed one night but I wish it was more. The "light" dinner they prepared was one of the best meals on our recent trip, all was fresh, well prepared and the wine tasting to go with it was also very good. The room was a little slice of heaven and very quite at night which was a welcome change from the city. The views were stunning, I walked the vineyard early in the morning and loved it. Don't believe me? Check out the photos!

What!!! Unbelievable :) You are literally on top of Siena! It's nuts! Our contact's name is Arrigo,…read moreand he was cool, hip and recommended an equally cool place for lunch, which also rocked. Our room was amazing, clean with a nice bathroom. There is a nice kitchen, table and I think maybe one other guest room, so it's really like you have your own place. Our bus from Rome dropped us off about three blocks away, and our tour to Chianti left from the same piazza, so win win! Location! Location! Location! and the price was also very right! Wahooo Arrigo! Thank you!

You couldn't ask for a better way to stay in Siena. Arrigo was very helpful, cool and…read moreaccommodating. The room was very nice and the bathroom was roomy and clean. The breakfast aspect of the stay was simple ready to eat breakfast breads/pastries and fruit, with a selection of numerous juices/beverages & coffee. The absolute most amazing part of staying here is the view. It's nothing short of epic, with a view of both the Tower of Mangia in Piazza del Campo & also the Cathedral. We were lucky to not only get a gorgeous sunset, but then thunderstorms followed shortly after, so we had a bottle of prosecco and watched the lightning over this ancient Italian city. There's no elevator and the top floor is 5 stories up, so just be aware of this aspect, but there really is no downside to staying here. Truly unforgettable!

While researching for a reasonable place to stay in Siena I came across Relais Camporegio. - I read…read morethe great reviews and when I saw their view from the breakfast room, it was a no brainer. When I got there the view was beyond belief. Our room was tiny but perfect and quiet even though it faced the street. The breakfast was fabulous and so was the location. I'll definitely come back .

Only one review on yelp?! Well, this review is probably the only review you'll need to read unless…read moreyou're getting it from Trip Advisor. If you're traveling in Tuscany and you're planning to make day trips around town the countryside, Siena is the perfect base camp and Relais Campo Regio is the perfect place to stay. The service The staff takes care of you like no other. They are at your beck and call. Once I arrived, they offered to check in our bags so we can freely move around town. They directed me to walking paths, place to park the car, making dinner reservations, arranging taxis to the train station, making me custom cappuccino, recommending places to buy gifts and answered every little question I had. Maria and Anna Claudia always made us feel welcomed and always had a smile on their faces. It was really 5 star treatment and they are the very best. The room Quaint and comfortable. Rooms are of the average size but everything about it made me feel like I was home. The location Conveniently located in the center of Siena, where it was 5 min walking to each main site. From duomos, churches to piazzas. The view The breakfast room provides the best view of Siena. Pictures probably won't do it any justice. Trust me. Stay here.

This hotel was amazing! The staff was exceptionally helpful and friendly, the breakfast and coffee…read morewas delicious and the rooms were clean and spacious. Thank you for a wonderful stay in a beautiful city!

Excellent value for a hotel that is within walking distance to get inside the city walls of Siena…read more Front office staff were friendly and helpful. The free breakfast buffet has a good variety. It wasn't amazing, but the size of the spread was pretty impressive (see my photos). There were a few hot items - scrambled eggs and also something that looked like hot dogs. Also a pancake machine. The cold items were numerous! Fruit (fresh, canned, and dried), a few different kinds of crackers, an assortment of bread/rolls (savory... pretty hard unfortunately; sweet pastries; bread and a toaster), yogurt, cereal, jams, chocolate hazelnut spread. Only downsides: - really thin walls. I could hear my neighbors talking and ear-shattering snoring, so it was hard to sleep - can't control the temperature of the room. We ended up opening the window to make it less hot, and then it was perfect

Siena is a gorgeous city in the Tuscan region of Italy, rich with tradition, food and majestic…read morelandscapes and architecture. We spent an amazing two days and one night at I Terzi di Siena which is a beautiful place to really absorb the allure of Siena. I Terzi is conveniently located near Piazza di Campo (Campo Square), which is the center of town. A cool makeshift horse race is held in the Campo once a year. I Terzi is located in one of the tallest and oldest buildings in Siena and offers its guests breathtaking views of the Sienese rooftops, Cathedral and magnificent sunsets. We had the pleasure of viewing a glorious sunset from the terrace while drinking wine and hanging out with a couple from Australia and another from Germany. From the terrace, one can admire the Torre del Mangia (Mangia Tower), the Siena Cathedral, the Basilica Cateriniana San Domenico (Church of San Domenico) or just gaze off and lose yourself in one of the best views in all of Siena. The rooms are all recently renovated and furnished quite pleasantly. We shared bathroom in the hall with another room but we never had an issue with availability. It's like a fancy hostel for grown ups. . I Terzi di Siena also has a fully equipped kitchen, living room and a free wi-fi connection in every room. It's very easy to feel at home here. We had a spectacular time at I Terzi di Siena and can definitely recommend it to almost all travelers. Due to the nature of this historic building, it does not have an elevator (lift). So we caution that if you have difficulty traversing up five flights of stairs, then this is not the spot for you. Most people can make it up just fine. They do offer assistance with luggage, but make sure to let them know in advance so they are around to assist you. Their reception is only open during certain times of the day, so plan ahead. That said, if you do not mind a little work out, this is a very comfortable, centrally located place to stay with literal heavenly views that will make it well worth it.

Staying at Terzi Di Siena was one of the worst experiences I have ever had at a hotel. Because of…read moretheir poor communication, and misinformation regarding check in/out, we are now stuck paying $300 in parking tickets they said they would take care of. The fine print on their site says. "The property is located in a restricted traffic area. Guests can access this area for free for 60 minutes, for loading/unloading of luggage. Please contact the property for further information". Following this inforamtion, we drove to the property, dropped off the luggage (parked for no more than 20 minutes), gave our license plate number to the hotel, and did the same for picking up our luggage. Fast forward 2 months, we receive two tickets from the Siena Police department, totaling $300. This place had given the police station the wrong license plate numbers. Their first response was "No problem, we will take care of this for you" However that did not happen. They did not take care of it, stopped responding to our calls and messages and we are now stuck paying for a $300 ticket. I would not stay here or trust this place, despite the other reviews written.

This is my second trip to Siena and I think Attilio Camere is the best value in the city. The…read morerooms are in the heart of the walled city, steps away from the Campo. You step down a typical 600-year-old street into a fabulous stone building with a thick wooden door. Depending on which room you choose, you will overlook the street or possibly the Duomo. The rooms are spare but cozy. A fridge is provided for those (like me) who are happy to eat salads, cheese and bread and spend a little less on food. The owner Deborah is a native English speaker fluent in Italian, who can make suggestions for sight seeing, restaurants or anything going on in Tuscany. Though this is not a hotel with chocolates and turn-down service, if you need shampoo, extra towels, just ask Deborah; she is an amazing host. Attilio Camere is an incredible value for a typically expensive region and I will definitely be back.

Accommodations are lovely. Traditional heavy curtains and classic furnishings in brightly lit…read morerooms. Baths and water pressure and ac are great. Breakfast was perfetto. Location wonderful. The host Elisa is warm and welcoming.

This Small and intimate hotel is a gem under the owner/manager Elisa. She is a delightful young…read morelady who is extremely helpful in all ways. She serves a very nice breakfast buffet in the morning and provides a very comfortable accommodation. The building is from the 14th century and has been in her family for the last 200 years. It is full of History, is elegant, and definitely from a bygone era. The room was very comfortable and the bathrooms have been modernized over the last many years. It's very quiet. In the afternoon, tea and biscotti are offered. Elisa goes out of her way to help us in any way she can. We're here during a train strike and she did the research to ensure that we would be able to easily get on to our next destination without difficulty. The hotel is an incredible value and great location in the medieval section of town, very close to Palazzo Publico and many other sites.

Would not recommend. Great location, but the landlord is a jerk, the rooms are essentially dorm…read morerooms, the kitchen is tiny and barely has anything in it, one of the bathrooms has a broken and rusted shower, and the rooms are not nearly as big as the picture suggests. Don't do it to yourself.

Very small (up 2 flights from the Hotel Duomo and separate ). Very helpful staff. Clean modern…read morerooms...I think 5 in all. Lovely location. Seems to be owned and staffed by young enthusiastic persons. The breakfast is a 5€ coupon one purchases at the desk. Could be worse! Only reason for not 5 star,s were the recommended eateries. Solid but uninteresting food.

Unbelievable food and excellent value. Stayed over two weeks and had the most fun and felt welcome…read moreas part of the family.

great place to stay - inexpensive, clean and great location. Make sure to eat thereread more