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Old Aug 28th, 2006, 11:45 AM
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Siena area family accomodation

We have made the decision to stay in the Siena area[ just outside the city] for a 3 day stay. I would appreciate any accomodation recommendations for our family of 4? It would be nice to have a pool and breakfast and price is not a major factor. Thankyou Jim
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Old Aug 28th, 2006, 01:30 PM
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If you do a Fodor's search, this subject came up not all that long ago. I would try a search along the lines of "Siena pool villa" (or agriturismo or hotel". People had some good recommendations.
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We're staying outside of Siena in October at the Borgo Grondaie. We are renting their 2-bedroom apartment for 4 nights, and are looking forward to the stay. I know they have a pool. Here's the link to Trip Advisor: They have excellent reviews.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...a_Tuscany.html
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Investigate the Palazzo Ravizza, It gets a good recomendation from Fodor's and Frommers.
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Thankyou for all your input. Jim
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Sue, I looked at the types of accomodation and wondered what 2 adults and 2 teenagers would need [2+2 or 4 people]? Did you you look at getting 2 doulble rooms there? Thanks Jim
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Hi Jim-- We are 2 couples travelling together and we opted for the apartment because we'd have a kitchen (we wanted to do some of our own cooking after visiting local markets...we're big "foodies.&quot. We don't get breakfast w/the apartment. For your needs, 2 double rooms in the hotel proper will probably be your best bet. You'd get breakfast, too.
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