Seeking Siena hotel advice
 

I am hoping to stay in Siena for a night in mid-September. I have looked at Palazzo Ravizza after seeing it recommended so frequently on this site, but all that is available for my time frame is the loft room for 150E. I would love to stay near Il Campo or the Duomo and keep price under 100E. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Try this one---great location. Good luck !
http://www.tuscany.net/chiusarelli/pages/profile.htm

Just what we're looking for...but they're booked. I'll try again later to see if there are any cancellations. Thanks for your help, Bob.

I stayed here a few years ago and thought it was great. Very central location.

http://www.residenzadepoca.it/home_ing.htm

We stayed here a few years ago and it was a good location and very nice staff.

http://www.palazzobruchi.it/eng/index.htm

Stayed here- Palazzo Valli. An old mansion, delightfully renovated. Wonderful setting. Walkable into town. Rooms were very large and airy. Bathrooms very nice. A real gem of a find.

http://www.tuscany.net/palazzovalli/pages/profile.htm

Thank you for your suggestions! Mweiner- should I have any worries walking back to Palazzo di Valli at night?

It's not a luxury place, but it was good enough, the price is right and location is awesome:

http://www.cannondoro.com/index_i.htm

Really, I wouldn't worry about walking anyplace at night in Siena. DD was a student there for a semester and often walked alone at night, no problem. It's a university town and I often saw women out alone at night.

Our DD was also there for a semester and also felt safe walking around at night. If you end up at the Chiusarelli make sure your room is in the back of the hotel. Rooms facing the street can be noisy.

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Ciao annief,

The Palazzo Ravizza is very nice and a easy walk to the center of town. The hotel has good parking and a nice breakfest. My wife and I stayed there two years ago and really enjoyed it. We will be in Siena in May this year for four nights and couldn't get a room at the Palazzo Rivizza. We did however find a nice hotel called the Hotel Minerva. The hotel has great views of the city. We made friends with the girl at the front desk at the Hotel Rivizza on our last trip to Siena. She is now a wine guide and will be giving us a free tour...... I asked her about the Hotel Minerva and she said that it was a very nice place to stay.
Ciao, Louie


http://www.albergominerva.it/en/

No problems walking back to Palazzo Valli at night although we sometimes took back the little bus that stopped near the Duomo as we were too tired to walk anymore.