Palazzo Fani Mignanelli

Was a little hesitant at first due to the mixed reviews. Lovely comfortable room. It was very warm but had sufficient AC. Unfortunately the AC beeped all night and started to drip on the floor. The second night we stayed there was a lot of noise from the courtyard. Strange entry but as long as you have the address it's easy to find. They should put some light in the courtyard where the elevator is though. That was a little creepy at night. Breakfast was quite decent. Service was helpful and pleasant and even printed up our train tickets for us. Cant beat the location. Its on a main street close to the major sights and bus station.

The hotel was directly across from Il Campo and right down the street from the Duomo. It is a prefect place with plenty of restaurants and night life.

Great budget hotel, right in centre of Siena, and instantly out onto busy main shopping street. Main (famous) square 60 seconds walk, lots of nice restaurants, shops etc. Parking arrangements a little tricky, but this is true of all hotels in central Siena, Florence etc. Need to park a few mins away and walk back in, but you could drive to just behind hotel and unload bags etc.

The hotel was in a great location and the room was a good size. Staff was friendly and helped recommend some good restaurants.

this is no "palazzo"; just the last story of a building, adapted to be used as a hotel. Location was great, 15 seconds from the Piazza del Campo. Car access is impossible; the instructions they give you may be correct but are practically impossible to follow. You are better off taking a taxi (if you have luggage), or, better yet, travel with a backpack. The photos of the rooms you see on the website can be misleading. A few rooms are like that but most of them are...disappointing for something advertised as a "palazzo". Worse was the fact that in order to get to the upper level of the hotel we had to endure a strong sewer odor that lingered in the lift too. I also have to mention that the hotel clerk was borderline rude - hope they fire him by the time you het there!

We stayed two nights at this hotel in Siena. The room was large, the hotel staff kind and helpful with everything from travel advice to restaurant reservations. The location is fantastic in central Siena, and we were able to walk to see all the important local sights. The entrance to the hotel is through a flower shop, which is actually lovely when it is open. Our only negative comment is that the small courtyard where the elevator is to ascend to the hotel lobby smells really bad, like an overflowing sewer. Not horrible, and perhaps a temporary distraction from the overall great stay. If we return to Siena we would stay here again.

We were here for three nights and found the hotel great. If you don't want any noise, make sure you ask for a room away from the street. Finding the entrance is a little tricky and once you get used to the slow elevator, it's all good.

Great location, nice room. Entryway is a pigsty, bar downstairs really, really loud and open to 3 am. Terrible breakfast. Staff changes all the time and goes off duty at 8 pm. You can't get to the reception or your room without walking up or down stairs and there is no help with your bags.

The room was right out of a magazine of Tuscan design. Beautiful traditional details, brick floors and wood beams. Lovely art and colors, large room. Tiny shower. Staff were abrupt and unfriendly.

Hard to find but in very central location to Piazza. Great bars nearby offering free antipasta with an alcoholic drink.