Find Historic Hotels in Siena City Centre

"Great location… nice breakfast or sunset view in back with nice seating. Great value. "

"Everything was really nice,I had received a good service, the only thing to regret was a "cocktail" which was never offered to me, as they told me in an email"

"My husband and I visited Siena in 2015 on our honeymoon and stayed at the Villa Del Sole. We loved it so much that we came back again in June 2024. On both visits the owner and staff were wonderful and the rooms are elegant and very comfortable. The view from the property is just lovely and they serve an excellent breakfast that was included with our stay. The property is an easy walk to the center of town at the Piazza del Campo, yet the location is quiet and rustic. In 2015 the lower level of the property was unfinished and they told us they were planning on turning it into a restaurant. We were absolutely stunned by the transformation upon our return. The restaurant is so beautiful and is the perfect setting for a sophisticated dining experience. The food was delicious and the two women who run it provide the type of service and delicious meals you would expect in a five star restaurant. We love this location and felt at home here. We hope to visit again on our next trip to Italy!"

"This "hotel" is actually a small ancient village that's been restored as a resort. It's extraordinary, though keep in mind that you'll walk outside to go to the restaurants, the lobby, etc. We absolutely loved this. Our suite had a massive patio and amazing sunset views, though our west-facing view was just trees and not the quintessential Tuscan farmland and rolling-hills view; for that you will want a suite in Alto-Borgo, the slightly uphill part of the resort with perfect southeast-facing views. The downside is those rooms are a 10 min walk from the restaurants and main part of the resort, whereas the original suites are right in the village. Oh, and by "village" I don't mean tourists and shops. There aren't any. Zero. It's totally private. And it's not near anything, so no security issues or lookieloos at all. This is a UNESCO site and so they could not build anything new, but only remodel whatever was already there. First surprise is that the road to get there is dirt. Due to UNESCO they can't pave it. Though some small sections of the ancient stone road remain, it's 99% dirt for several kilometers. A couple of disappointments are the main restaurant and the concierge service. The main, Michelin-starred restaurant is great for breakfast, but according to many guests we spoke to it's a let-down for dinner. However the Osteria restaurant is great, and dining at the golf club is good for pizza night. The concierge issues were perplexing for such an amazing resort."

"Beautiful views from the bedrooms and excellent breakfast."

"The staff was very helpful, pleasant and spoke perfect English."

"Not in the city center but close enough to walk. Good breakfast. Clean and comfortable."

"Staying at this old monastery is such a uniquely different guest experience! Surrounded by fantastic old architecture and history, in a quiet location, with beautiful courtyards, Italian garden and an ornately decorated old church. Staff was friendly. Dine in the courtyard which is in a romantic setting, whereas the restaurant lacks ambiance. Amazing breakfast options, dining on patio overlooking the Italian garden. The room was small, but we were happy to get a queen bed."

"Alma Domus is a jewel of a hotel in a jewel of a city. The rooms are simple,, comfortable, and ours, at least, had a spectacular view. It's located in a quiet part of Siena but easily walkable to all the sites. There's quite a good restaurant, just a few yards away. The staff was incredibly helpful, and the breakfast we had there was great. This has become my go-to hotel anytime I'm in Siena."