Seeking Help with lodging in Siena area
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Seeking Help with lodging in Siena area
I have been looking at this forum for so long it is all running together. I am planning a trip in Sept. for 6 friends turning the "BIG 50". The plan is to arrive Venice for 2 nights, train to Siena/San Gimignano for 1 week in an apartment and do day trips. Any lodging suggestions for this area would be appreciated as well as suggested itinerary. Our max budget for the week apartment is $2500. We will have a car and depart from Rome. Would love input from anyone who has had a great apartment experience! The pressure is on! Thanks
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Hi,
I had been looking into the Borgo Grondaie, just outside of Siena . They have regular hotel rooms as well as apartments. Check them out at
http://www.borgogrondaie.com/
It gets good reviews in tripadvisor.
I had been looking into the Borgo Grondaie, just outside of Siena . They have regular hotel rooms as well as apartments. Check them out at
http://www.borgogrondaie.com/
It gets good reviews in tripadvisor.
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I do some pr writing for the agency that is renting this property, which sounds right for you:
http://www.florencevillas.com/proper...hp?idunit=2226
If you do write them, send your email to Meaghan and feel free, if you'd like, to say that Debbie from the newsletter told you about it. I had been looking at this one myself.
I do some pr writing for the agency that is renting this property, which sounds right for you:
http://www.florencevillas.com/proper...hp?idunit=2226
If you do write them, send your email to Meaghan and feel free, if you'd like, to say that Debbie from the newsletter told you about it. I had been looking at this one myself.
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