Siena Hostels

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HI - Siena - Guidoriccio Hostel

"The Siena Hostel is located about 15 or 20 minutes via bus from the heart of Siena, so it is not exactly convenient. Take the Number 10 or 15 bus from the bus stop in town but make sure to check with the driver as the routes change throughout the day and the hostel stop can be hard to judge. If taking the Number 10 bus, there is a somewhat steep additional five minute walk to the hostel (following the signs). Some guide books mention taking bus 3, but there is only one hostel in town and...

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Ecoturismo La Casa Gialla

"Warm, caring and inviting, beautiful buildings and gardens - I recommend Casa Gialla highly. My friend Jen discovered it on the web a couple of years ago and I must say she did well! To be in an earthy and aesthetic environment where the hosts Paola and Clelia are sensitive, down to earth, and caring is a refreshing experience and you can really feel yourself relax and come home to yourself. I have been there twice now to be part of "Singing In Siena." This is a week-long singing camp held...

Camping Colleverde

Not only is the brilliant Camping Colleverde so close to the City Centre, but it also has a great view of the city, and just behind it are the Chianti hills. A great place to relax! Also the little towns of Montalcino, Montepulciano, Monteriggioni, San Gimignano are only a few kilometers away. Camping Siena Colleverde has been completely renovated in 2008, so on site you will find a brand-new bar, restaurant/pizzeria, market, internet point, WiFi, laundry facilities and swimming pool with...

Residence Ciompi

The Miniresidence Ciompi is located in the heart of the city of Siena’s historic centre, only 100 m from the Piazza Il Campo. Situated in a building constructed in the 17th century and consisting of 10 quiet rooms, hot/cold water, All room have sink, some has full private bathroom.Prices include use of kitchen, washing machine and two sitting rooms with TV plus free internet wireless connection. We are conveniently situated 6/7 minutes from the main bus station, and only 8 minutes on...

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Siena Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Helmut

There are swarms and swarms of tourists in Siena, taking many photographs of the beautiful buildings. I like it.

Comment by Lindsey Signorelli

Absolutely enthralled with this incredibly picturesque city. I went and stayed for a month to study with Montclair State University. The winding and hilly streets of this place captured my heart and soul. There is no place in the world like Siena. I would even say that I could live there in a heart-beat. It definitely turned out to be my euphoria. Heaven on earth! I'm going back this summer! In my opinion,utterly amazing...the food, the vino, the people. There's something in the air that will capture any of it's visitors. It's Italy's best kept secret, "a pearl in the hills of Toscano."

Comment by Kate

Siena was so beautiful! I spent two months there last summer and loved every moment of it. At night time you can sit in Piazza del Campo and relax. It's a very safe place and a very friendly town. You don't need to know how to speak Italian. Everybody speaks English.

Comment by Denise - Philadelpiha, PA

I just spent a week traveling Europe. Siena was by far one of my favorite places. It truly is beautiful and traditional Italy. Quiet, safe, and free from traffic. At times, the brick streets were so quiet I could hear my own thoughts. The Italian people are charming, warm, and very passionate. If you attempt to speak Italian, their faces light up bright like the sun. I fell in love with Siena. And I made a new friend, Lucca, who was kind enough to show me how to get to the train station. I will be going back again very soon. I miss Siena. Ciao!

Comment by Happiness

I visited Siena this summer and I can say with no doubt this is my absolute favorite city in the world it was incredible. Anybody who can I suggest GO immediatly!

Comment by David Arcusi

Siena is the little sister of Florence. Great charm and wonderful architecture.

Comment by Jerry

If you don't have any contact with the bus company except the bus drivers, then you are going to have a good time. However, the little rubbish-bin-like tourist information machine in the train station can drive you crazy as well.

Comment by Matt

Siena is great once you figure out the buses. Downtown Siena held me captive for five days.

Comment by A. & K. C

Siena -- What could I say about the place. My wife and I just came back from Italy. And all we can think about is Siena. We took so many long walks there in Siena, that we give praise to God for the beautiful scenery out in the hills of Siena. It was so peaceful, the serenity of our walks through the hills were delightful with every step we took. We felt that Siena is the place to go and visit every time we return to Italy. The people there are also wonderful to visitors. We just love Siena.

Comment by Rebecca

I absolutly loved the town. It left Florence looking like another overcrowded, dirty metropolis by comparison. Siena has everything you could ask for, more history in a mile than you could imagine.

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