Petriccio hotels in Siena

"Everything here was excellent. Would highly recommend. "

"beautiful views of the countryside. Clean and relatively new modern facilities"

"Excellent location. Close to major sites. Quiet and very welcoming and helpful staff."

"The hotel was just outside of the town, so the location was good. It was a beautiful property. The breakfast was good. Just be prepared to walk stairs. No lifts. But overall, good. "

"Stayed in this villa for a couple of nights. It’s a great option if you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center. The location is lovely, with birds chirping in the background. The rooms were small, but they had all the necessary amenities for travelers. I had dinner and breakfast once each day. While the food was sufficient, I think it would be better to have more options given the 4-star rating of the property. The staff members were helpful and friendly."

"I didn't use it. I only stayed one night."

"Very close to the bus and train station, lovely staff, clean room but a bit too warm even in February and no water kettle in the room, which was a bit surprising. "

"Property was clean a tidy, was a little dated but still nice, view over Siena from the terrace was stunning. Staff were helpful and friendly giving us a map and guide of places of interest in the town. Included breakfast had great options and car park was convenient and safe."

"Here is a polished version of your review with improved grammar and structure, keeping your message clear and balanced: --- Great and beautiful place. The food is also very good, and the overall atmosphere is charming. However, the bed was terrible. The mattress was old, and the springs made it very uncomfortable, so I couldn’t sleep well. I’ve stayed in many different hotels and have never experienced such a bad bed. I understand that the concept and vibe of the place are meant to feel historic or classic, but for a property of this level, the bed should match the quality of the rest of the experience. Upgrading the mattresses would make a big difference."