VIA GARIBALDI 72
Siena, Nightly Rates(190.53 - 308.79)
Property Description
The hotel is in the center and many rooms have a very nice view on the old town.The hotel has 2 types of rooms : standard and superior rooms.All rooms are with bathroom tv color telephone.The superior rooms have also air conditioning mini bar and are more confortable rooms.
Amenities
TV
Air Conditioned
Bar/Lounge
220 AC
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Elevators
On the Garden
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Pets Allowed
Indoor Parking
Valet Parking
Safe
Telephone
Conference Facilities
Room Information
SNGLS
:
Single room with bath (shower). Single standard room with bathroom tv color and telephone
TPLST
:
Triple room with Air Conditioned. Triple room with Air Conditioned
TWNLX
:
Superior double room with bathroom(shower). Superior double room for 2 persons with private bathroom tv color telephone air conditioning mini bar and safe box
TWNST
:
Twin room with bathroom. Twin room (2 single beds) with private bathroom tv color telephone air conditioning
DBLST
:
standard double room. quiet and confortable twin room with private bathroom tv color telephone air conditioning Isdn line. Air conditioning.
QUAST
:
. Standard room with 4 beds or 1 big bed and 2 small beds with private bathroom tv color and telephone
DBLST
:
standard d0uble room. quiet and confortable twin room with private bathroom tv color telephone Isdn line
QUAST
:
. Standard room with 4 beds or 1 big bed and 2 small beds with private bathroom tv color and telephone
SNGLS
:
Single room with bath (shower). Single standard room with bathroom tv color and telephone
SGLLX
:
Superior single room. SUPERIOR SINGLE ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATHROOM
TPLLX
:
Triple room. Superior room with 3 beds or 1 double bed and 1 small bed and with private bathroom tv color telephone mini bar safe box Isdn line and air conditioning
DBLLX
:
Double room superior. High confort room with private bathroom tv color telephone air conditioning mini bar tv sat Tele+ Isdn line
TPLLX
:
Triple room. Superior room with 3 beds or 1 double bed and 1 small bed and with private bathroom tv color telephone mini bar safe box Isdn line and air conditioning
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 AM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 0
Renovated in 0
59 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
From Florence:take "Raccordo Austradale" A1, Florence - Siena, "Superstrada", exit Siena Nord, follow SIENA Stazione ( train station ). When you arrive near the Stazione you follow sign Minerva . From the train station at the traffic light you go straight on and you will find Viale Mazzini . At the 2° traffic light you continue and you have the hotel in front.From Rome:take the highway A1, get off at exit Valdichiana, follow the indications for Siena (Siena-Bettolle).When you arrive at Siena, follow until Porta Ovile, and just in front the entrance, turn to the right (Via Beccafumi). At the first and at the second traffic lights, turn always to the left for 50 metres, and you will find the Hotel.From Grosseto:take the exit Siena Porta San Marco, follow the indications for the Stadium and than Porta Camollia (indication for Porta Camollia). At the traffic light of Porta Camollia, go straight on in Viale Don Minzoni; in the end of Viale Don Minzoni, on the right, you will find the Hotel.
58.0 KM
47.0 KM
0.5 KM
Guarantee Policy
A valid Credit Card is required to guarantee the reservation.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled 48 hours before the beginning of the stay.
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