HOTEL ROTELLE
Torrita di Siena property with an outdoor pool
Torrita di Siena
This property is located in Torrita di Siena. Contucci Cantine and Tenuta Valdipiatta are area attractions, as is Pienza Duomo. Additional points of interest in the area include Palazzo Piccolomini.
See this hotel on a mapSwimming pool
HOTEL ROTELLE provides a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and complimentary breakfast. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and massage and treatment rooms.
More hotel informationCable/satellite TV
Guestrooms have satellite television, minibars, and direct-dial phones; bathrooms include bidets and hair dryers.
More room informationHotel review summary of HOTEL ROTELLE, Torrita di Siena Hotel
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| 5.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 | ||
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Most recent review and rating for HOTEL ROTELLE in Torrita di Siena
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| Overall satisfaction | Hotel service | Hotel condition | Room cleanliness | Room comfort | |
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| 5 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 |
Tuscan dream
We had a marvelous stay at Hotel Rotelle in August 2007. The hotel is small and intimate while the rooms are large and comfortable. Each room has an entrance from the outside and a sitting room as well as bedroom and bathroom. Breakfast offered an assortment of sweet cakes, rolls, yogurt, sliced meat and cheese as well as cappucino. Dinner in the hotel was very good and offered local specialities. Staff was happy to make suggestions for other restaurants in the area and made reservations for us as well. The pool was very inviting to our teenagers and a great place to sip coffee after dinner. We’ll be back.
Traveller's tip on local attractions
Montepulciano is about 10 km away and a great town to walk around (at the top of a hill). But, don’t overlook Montefollonico - you’ll see signs on the way to Montepulciano; much smaller medieval town with charm and very few tourists.
