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Overall:
"This is an excellent hotel with friendly and accommodating staff." — source Venere
"We heartily recommend the hotel to anyone visiting Siena." — source Venere
"My wife and I found the Villa Elda an excellent hotel." — source Venere
"I cannot recommend this hotel enthusiastically enough." — source Venere
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Location:
"A lovely property in a lovely residential neighborhood, and yet only a ten minute walk to Il Campo." — source Venere
"Also, location is very good as very close to the city center (5mns walk)with no parking issue." — source Venere
"It is an easy walk from the centre of Siena but in a nice, quiet residential area." — source Venere
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Room:
"The room was very nice, and the breakfast in the garden was amazing." — source Venere
"The cuttest doggie to help get us settled into our room." — source Venere
"The view from our room was spectacular." — source Venere
More information on Villa Elda
The charming Villa Elda Hotel is situated in an elegant residential district, just steps from the centre of Siena, Tuscany. The hotel lies within walking distance of Piazza del Campo, the square where the famous Palio is held twice a year. The Villa Elda Hotel, housed in a beautiful 18th century building, offers outstanding hospitality together with exceptional standards of comfort and it is the ideal choice for leisure travelers who want to spend a relaxing holiday in Tuscany surrounded by the magnificent Chianti hills. Amenities at this cozy Siena hotel include a nice garden, car and bike rental and a lovely terrace where guests can enjoy a romantic dinner while looking at the beautiful landscapes.
Total Rooms:
11 rooms.11Rooms:
11Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-168 hours, Cancellation up to 7 days prior to arrival: NO COST From 7 to 1 day prior to arrival: Full Charge. No Show: FULL CHARGE Anticipated departures or other changes during the stay: Full Charge
Area
Tuscany,Siena,Around Siena
Information by VenereCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $85
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