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Where to stay in Siena
Siena City Centre
Step back in time as you wander through Siena's medieval center, a UNESCO World Heritage site where history comes alive. Gothic buildings frame the shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, home to the twice-yearly Palio horse race. The striped marble cathedral showcases stunning Bernini sculptures and intricate floor mosaics. Vehicle-free streets allow you to explore the contrade districts at your own pace. Duck into artisan workshops selling leather goods and hand-painted ceramics between visits to museums. Church bells echo across terracotta rooftops while traditional Tuscan trattorias serve pici pasta and wild boar.
Siena Historical Center
Step back in time among the rose-colored medieval buildings of Siena Historical Center. Wander through the iconic shell-shaped Piazza del Campo or climb Torre del Mangia for breathtaking views across terracotta rooftops. The striking black-and-white marble cathedral stands as a masterpiece of Italian Gothic architecture. The neighborhood's pedestrian-only cobblestone streets create an immersive journey through Tuscan history. Traditional trattorias serve authentic pici pasta and local wines between ancient stone walls. Visit during early morning to experience the area before the tour groups arrive. The famous Palio horse race brings this UNESCO World Heritage site to vibrant life twice yearly.
Camollia
Step through the medieval gates of Camollia to discover Siena's northern historic district. This charming neighborhood features narrow cobblestone streets lined with ancient palazzos and Gothic arches. The hilltop Basilica dell'Osservanza rewards visitors with panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. Traditional trattorias serve hearty Tuscan cuisine like ribollita and pici pasta. Local artisans craft ceramics and leather goods in small family workshops. The peaceful residential atmosphere offers an authentic slice of Italian life away from tourist crowds.
San Prospero
Step into San Prospero, a medieval treasure in Siena's UNESCO-protected heart. Wander cobblestone streets lined with weathered stone churches and traditional Tuscan palazzos. Gothic arches frame hidden courtyards where locals gather away from tourist paths. This pedestrian-only neighborhood rewards explorers with authentic Italian life. Family-run trattorias serve handmade pici pasta and local Chianti Classico. Artisan workshops display hand-painted ceramics and fine leather goods behind historic stone facades.
Ravacciano
Ravacciano offers a peaceful retreat from Siena's tourist bustle while keeping city attractions within reach. This authentic Italian neighborhood reveals everyday local life with its family-run trattorias and morning espresso culture. Small parks and olive trees line the narrow streets where cream and ochre buildings create a charming atmosphere. The neighborhood sits on Siena's eastern edge, a 25-minute walk to the historic center. Traditional shops follow Italian rhythms with afternoon closures, while evenings bring a tranquil quiet rarely found in tourist zones. Budget-friendly accommodations make this residential haven ideal for travelers seeking genuine Tuscan experiences.
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"This is my second time staying there this summer to see Siena. It is a great location. If you have a car, there is parking and you can easily access the city from the hotel. The hotel is like an old palace. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the breakfast was wonderful."
Grand Hotel Continental Siena – Starhotels Collezione
Grand Hotel Continental Siena – Starhotels Collezione
"There was nothing I didn’t like - great location, great staff, great stay, and the breakfast was wonderful!"
Villa del Sole Siena
Villa del Sole Siena"Location was perfect for exploring the old city."
"The hotel was in an excellent location and the view from my room was extraordinary! It was clean and the staff were nice. The complimentary breakfast was excellent too! One thing to note is that the shower was tiny. It was really tight but I made it work."
Il Chiostro del Carmine
Il Chiostro del Carmine"Hi it has the most amazing view of Siena. It’s located up the hill so great views from rooms. It used to be part of a church/ monastery. 5 minutes walk from the main spots in Siena. Very nice and helpful staff. Nice buffet breakfast. High ceilings in rooms. Lovely patio to sit and have breakfast. Rooms need a bit of renovation. The AC in our room was very weak and we were roasting. But my kids room had decent AC. That was the only bad issue. Otherwise a special place."
"Hotel was located just outside of the gates to sienna. Half of our group walked to the center of town and half of our group took a taxi. The hotel called the taxi for us. The check-in was easy and the night person also ran the bar. We took our drinks out to the back patio area, which had a wonderful view of the city both night and daytime. Rooms were two levels. Ours had a bed downstairs with the bathroom and then a steeper staircase to a loft area with another two beds. It worked out fine. It...