Hotels with Pools in Siena

The homestay is on the hillside, the scenery is good, the facilities are good, the layout is very tasteful, the classical style. The air conditioner is not hot, and it is solved after communication. Very good hotel, just ordering breakfast is a bit troublesome. It is necessary to order the night before, and the English menu is a bit hard.

The hostel is pretty overall and close to Siena! Breakfast is also good quality !!

Going to Tuscany, I chose this homestay when I was in Siena the next day. It is about 6 km from the parking lot of Siena Stadium. I went to his house at night. It was always in the path. It was a bit difficult to find. It was a single house, but there was no light at the gate. I couldn't see the bell intercom equipment at the door, so I had to shout inside. Parking is available in the yard. The room is not very spacious and there are few power plugs, which is very inconvenient. There are not many varieties of breakfast (all desserts), and I even feel that the landlord is a bit awkward and uncomfortable.

The overall price is very good hotel. The advantages are said in many comments, parking is free and convenient, and the front desk is warm and friendly. The fly in the ointment is that the room is not too big, and the bathroom does not have a separate shower room. It is cramped to stand in the corner of the bathtub. Go to the ancient city of Siena, you can search for public parking lots in different directions on the map. Not far from the nearest parking lot of Duomo, there is a comfortable escalator all the way to the ancient city. If you take Taxi, it will be about 10 euros to the hotel.

This isn't a restricted traffic zone (ZTL), so you can drive in without worry. Plus, you won't need a train to visit the old town the next day; it's only about a five-minute walk, which is super convenient. Drive down the slope to the very end, and you'll find a small parking lot. Park there, then walk back up to the slope, take the steps, and turn right. There's a restaurant opposite. It's quite hidden; we spent ages looking for it. It's actually in the room opposite the one shown in picture 10. We stayed in a family room right by the pool. If you have time, you can take a swim and enjoy views of the Siena old town. Siena is a hidden gem of an old town, well worth taking your time to explore. We walked around it one evening and then spent the whole next day there. Siena at night is absolutely captivating. The breakfast was excellent and plentiful. This was our first hotel in Italy, and we were extremely satisfied. I highly recommend it to everyone!