Hotels near Eremo di Santa Lucia in Val di Rosia in Sovicille

When I took the room, I said that I didn't find the order, and I took a long time to get the room. Driving is ok, parking is free and the room is too old. No quilt. Only one can be covered like a sheet. Asked the waiter to give the quilt, and gave two very shabby blankets. . . About 2 kilometers from the city, on the top of the mountain. The price is very poor

A very atmospheric hotel with a cool courtyard, very atmospheric stairs, and unexpected paintings on the walls) From our room you can see the fantastic Tuscan scenery and the wonderful sunset (No. 132). The room itself is very clean and the bathroom is also very clean. The bed was very comfortable and I slept well! The cool ”icon” above the bed, painted on the tiles Breakfast is great (various cuts, fruits, rolls, toast, jam, etc.) + custom-made coffee. This is not in-room coffee and croissant breakfast. The staff responded quickly and answered all questions without any problems. Summary: I would love to return to this hotel

Fantastic location! Just a short walk from the escalator, through the shopping mall and close to the old town of Siena. Lovely bright, clean room, (we upgraded to a balcony 10euros) Nice toiletries and a great breakfast ! Receptionists we’re very polite and extremely helpful with directions and suggestions of traditional places to eat.

With a stay at Hotel I Platani in Monteriggioni, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Siena Cathedral and Piazza del Campo. This hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Casalvento's Wines and 2 mi (3.3 km) from Siena Stadium.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or take in the view from a terrace. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include luggage storage, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 17 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

We spent three nights at the Hotel Athena. Positive attributes include its excellent location, so you can walk to the Duomo in ten minutes and Il Campo in 15-20 minutes. Yet, you can still drive and park free in the hotel’s parking lot. Parking is crowded, as the hotel is quite popular; it is also a little challenging if your vehicle is large. Other positives are the room is clean and the staff is very friendly and helpful. A small positive is the included breakfast, which is certainly more than the standard Italian breakfast; it wasn’t great, but it was more than adequate. The only real negative would be that the room we had was rather small. Looking at the floor map (for fire exit), it appears that those on the other side of the hall are larger. I don’t know if there is any difference in price or why particular rooms are assigned. I did see three people coming out of one of those rooms, however. In summary, I will probably stay here again.

We stayed here for three nights whilst on a fly drive holiday to Tuscany. The hotel is very modern and for us was definitely not a traditional Tuscan place. The main problem is that the bedrooms are just too small, fine if you are staying one night on a business trip but hopeless if you are staying more nights. When we arrived there were two coat hangers in the wardrobe although this was quickly rectified. The cupboards consist of an IKEA hangar in the wardrobe. To be fair the hotel did offer an upgrade at a cost on check in but we declined as the small suite smelt of cigarette smoke. The air conditioning is bizarre as you have to request reception to activate it for you and adjust the temperature - the room controller doesn’t do anything, it took us 2 days to realise. The staff are all very good and friendly. The evening meals are very good, traditional Tuscan albeit in a modern room. Breakfast only average and served in the basement room with so many people and hard surfaces it was very noisy. Reasonably well located for Chianti, Sienna and the villages to the south. It is a bit isolated and if you want to eat out at a restaurant you will have to drive.

One of the most satisfactory hotels in Italy. The hotel itself is in the hinterland of Tuscany, with its own invincible scenery. The hotel's facilities are complete, the service quality is very good, and there are no obstacles when checking in. The house of the hotel itself is remodeled from an old house, which is very flavorful. It is recommended that the hotel’s own restaurant, which tastes great, and also provides the hotel’s own red wine, which is very satisfactory. Special recommendation is the hotel’s breakfast, the best breakfast I have ever had during this trip to Italy. Although the types of ingredients provided are similar to those of other hotels, each ingredient itself is a local agricultural product, which is very fresh and tastes particularly good.

Next to the Siena football stadium, it’s a short walk from the attractions. Not far from the hotel, there is a supermarket that has delicious freshly baked pizza. There is also a rose restaurant that makes Chinese food not far away. If you are tired of Italian food, you can go Change the taste over there. The breakfast in the hotel is also very good, the coffee is delicious, the uncle at the front desk is very friendly, did not look at us differently because of the domestic pneumonia, parking is very convenient, not in the ztl.

There are many structures in Italy that date back to 1100 and earlier. Some have been well restored and repurposed for the comfort of travellers who want to be surrounded by beauty, enriched with culture and treated like royalty. This is one of those properties. None of this could be possible without people: Helena, the architect of the project, her gracious husband and partner Eduardo and Laura, Eduardo's mother, a sommelier, great host and keeper of recipes I am trying to acquire. I registered for three days, stayed for five and left because I had other commitments. Location is ideal for the Brunello experience in Montalcino, the Pecorino cheese phenomenon of Pieza (look for the shop jammed with eager customers), the compelling hill town of Montepulciano and numerous other Tuscany villages, restaurants and lovely folks. Terrific value, very comfortable and well appointed interior design. The villa is in the beautiful hills just outside the pleasant town of Buonconvento.

We stayed at the Castello di Relais in early September. To start off, the Hotel itself is a very interesting old building (like a castle) and the view you have atop the hill is fantastic. Getting to the Hotel requires you to drive up a dirt/gravel road, which is doable though. We booked a deluxe room (it was called Drago) and the room was decent, however, be aware that due to the old building there isn‘t a lot of natural light coming into the room. The bathroom was equipped with a hairdryer and also a cosmetic mirror. But all the things seemed old and could use a reinvestment. Also the shower was quite small and had some whitewhash on it. The staff at check in was friendly but seemed a little bit confused with our booking, but this could also have been due to the language barrier. The English of the staff is okay but they do prefer to speak Italian. We booked a romantic holiday package which included a dinner, a massage and one hour exclusive access to the spa. The massage was good and enjoyable. However, the Spa hour was an overstatement. Even though there is a Sauna and a steam room as well as an „emotional rainbow shower“ it wasn‘t such a great experience. The steam room was out of service and the sauna quite small (we weren’t able to both lay down so one person had to sit and the other one could lay down). The shower was also a bit of a let down as we couldn‘t adjust either the lighting or the temperature of the water. Furthermore most of the shower had quite a lot of whitewash. Furthermore there is also a room to relax, however this is also a bit small and features just two „outdoor“ lounge chairs and some tea and water. While the Spa wasn’t such a great experience, the dinner was outstanding. The food was exceptional and the staff friendly. Breakfast was also fine and even though the selection isn‘t too big it features a lot of Italian pastries and good coffee. All in all, the hotel is good but we felt it did not always live up to the luxury impression it provides online. The only things that made it really stand out were the view (which can also be had on the surrounding hills also accessible with a car) and the food (dinner is also available for non-hotel guests if you reserve in the restaurant).