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"The Grand Hotel Continental in Siena is a rare gem,elegant, inviting, and steeped in history. From the beautifully preserved interiors to the warm, attentive staff, every detail makes you feel genuinely cared for. Its central location is unbeatable, placing Siena’s most charming sights just steps away. A perfect blend of luxury and authentic Tuscan character, this hotel transforms a stay in Siena into something truly unforgettable. The foods were yummy took! "

"Staff were professional and very helpful. The breakfasts were great and included healthy options. Bed was super comfortable. There was parking on site and the historic centre was ony a 10 minute walk away. Loved our stay! "

"The hotel is beautiful and kept spotless. Room was comfortable and very well maintained. The restaurant offers great food with excellent service. Special mention for Anthony, at reception, always willing to help and advice about places to visit and moving around the city. "

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"Room was cleaned. Nice small hotel with a perfect view of Siena"

"It was a totally delightful experience. Our needs were taken care of, the Breakfast delicious and the meals at their restaurant superb. It was a perfect place to rest, relax and see Siena. "

"This is a very special place. A highlight of our trip. The service was top notch and the staff worked hard to make sure that our time there was a great experience. We had two dinners there and both were delicious. The room was very comfortable. They even gifted us with their branded olive oil when we checked out. We were sad to leave!"

"The Sommelier was outstanding, super knowledgeable and personable. He made the tasting and dinning experience unforgettable! "

"Highly recommended. The hotel was a block from the escalator flight that comes up from the train station, so no taxi required to transfer. Hotel staff was terrific and the room nicely appointed. I was about a 20-minute walk to the Duomo, almost all of it through the historic medieval city so a beautiful journey."