a very spartan, low-key two-star (formerly one-star) stay in Siena. If you're prepared for a monastic setting, this is the right place. True, it is very close to the Campo. All the rest is up to you, starting with no tv or even the barest level of in-room facilities. The management has consistenlty avoided any refurbishment in the last years.... More

The room was very basic but Ok, what really bothered us was the way we were treated by the owner. After asking a question regarding the showers, we got yelled at for causing problems, we were asked to pay right away (we've just arrived) and the owner was not shy about his opinion of our origin. We were confused while... More

The hotel is located very close to Il Campo (the main piazza). The rooms were spacious but old. The room I stayed was facing the street and therefore a bit noisy. The bathrooms were not very clean and the hotel as a hole smelled. More

We stayed at Tre Donzelle for 2 nights with our 2 sons, aged 9 and 11 and were quite disappointed by this hotel. We payed 105 Euros/ night which was cheap for Siena, but our room was located on the ground floor and with the constant outside noise it was difficult to have a good night sleep. The fact we... More

Oh dear! I wish I could recommend this place because I love a budget hotel in a fabulous location--and this location is fantastic, so close to Piazza del Campo and for 60 euro for a double with bath, the price was right. Alas, this place is no good. We stayed in late November and there was no heat. We were... More

We were very disappointed with our stay at this hotel. We booked through Booking.com and they use a secondary booking agent in Siena. The hotel was not what we were originally found on the internet. True it was very centrally located, but if you like a very spartan room, dirty sink and soap dish, lights that didn't work next to... More

I read enough positive reviews here, and saw the recommendations by Rick Steves, Lonely Planet, and Let's Go, and thought we'd give this place a try despite the negative reviews that I did see. I should have listened. I emailed in advance of the trip, was told that there were rooms with private baths available for the dates I wanted,... More

We walked into Siena with no room reservations and after visiting the tourist office, decided to check it out. For the price it was a fantastic find. we paid 45 euros for a double room with a shared bath down the hall. I did not think the bathrooms were very clean, in fact did not really want to take a... More

My wife and I stayed at Tre Donzelle for two nights in 2010 May. We stayed in one of the rooms with the shared bathroom down the hall. The room was large and spartan, perfect for our needs. The bathrooms were clean and always accessible. We paid €49 per night. If you want to get as close as possible to... More