What are the hotel's check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.

What is the hotel's cancellation policy?

If you cancel, modify the booking, or don't show up, the fee will be the total price of the reservation (non-refundable).

Is parking available and is it free?

Yes — the hotel offers on-site parking that is free for guests. Note that some reviewers mention the car park is a little small and requires reversing to enter/exit.

Does the hotel have a pool and spa?

Yes — there is an excellent pool and spa area, including an indoor heated pool and sauna. Some guest reports indicate a complimentary 1-hour spa access may be offered — confirm at reception when you arrive.

Is breakfast included and what is it like?

Breakfast is available and many guests praised it as 'great' and varied with fresh coffee. It's generally described as good value, though not 'spectacular' — plenty of options for most tastes.

How far is the hotel from Siena city centre and how do I get there?

The hotel is about a 15-minute drive from central Siena. The quickest way is by car or taxi; driving is straightforward and parking in Siena may be limited depending on the area.

Are the rooms family-friendly and do they provide cots or child amenities?

The hotel is family-friendly and staff are reported to be warm and helpful with children. For specific items like cots or high chairs, contact the hotel in advance to arrange.

Is Wi‑Fi available and is there air conditioning?

Wi‑Fi is available. Rooms are generally air-conditioned, but a few guests experienced issues with the air conditioning in mezzanine/apartment areas; staff responded promptly with solutions such as fans.

Does the hotel have an on-site restaurant and bar?

Yes. The hotel has an on-site restaurant and bar. Many guests enjoyed dinner and the hotel recommended nearby restaurants as well. Service and food quality are often praised.

Is the hotel suitable for guests with limited mobility?

Accessibility details are not clearly described in guest reviews. If you have mobility needs, contact the hotel directly before booking to confirm accessible rooms and facilities.

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Precise House Montaperti Siena

Name: Precise House Montaperti Siena
Address: in Siena, IT
Rating: 8.2

Rated Very good by our guests

Price Insights for Precise House Montaperti Siena

Lowest Price Period: Low season (best rates): November through February (many nights at €116.69 and €121.77). Lowest single-night rate observed: €116.69 (multiple dates in Nov–Dec).
Potential Savings: Up to about €233 per night (~67%) compared with the highest observed night (€350.08 on 2026-09-12). More typical savings: 30–50% when choosing low-season or midweek nights vs peak summer/early‑autumn weekends.
Average Rate: Estimated average nightly rate across the dataset: roughly €165–€175 (approx. €170). This sits between the low-season baseline (~€117) and peak nights (~€250–€350).
Booking Tip: If you want the lowest price, target November–February (weekdays in those months). For summer travel, book ~6–8 weeks in advance and prefer midweek stays. Set price alerts, be flexible ±2–3 days around your travel window, and avoid specific high-demand dates (notably 11–12 Sep 2026 and other early‑Sept spikes). Consider longer stays that include low-rate nights or look for non‑refundable rates if your plans are firm to save more.

Guest Reviews

8.2

Very Good

Based on 2879 reviews

Staff8.8

Cleanliness8.5

Comfort8.5

Location8.2

Value for money8.2

WiFi8.2

Facilities8.1

Guest Tips & Highlights

Allan

Pool was amazing. Room was huge, and spacious. Bathroom was massive. Facilities were great and the staff we dealt with were really friendly. It is in a really quiet area, which is great but if you want to go into Siena it is about a 15 minute drive. This didn't bother us as we had a car.

Tips: Car park is a little small and you need to reverse either in or out.

Koen

We really appreciated the friendly staff first and foremost. Room was spacious and well enough equiped. Everything was very clean. Breakfast wasn't spectacular but well worth it and with enough options and fresh made coffee. The pool and especially spa with good sauna was a lovely bonus. Driving to Siena was easy and quick. We had diner twice and the food was good and service was quick. We were traveling with our 1 year old and she was very well treated by the very kind staff both during breakfast and diner! Really cant emphasize enough how much we appreciated all the interaction with the staff!

Tips: Our airconditioning didnt work very well in the mezzanine, but we were immediatly provided with a fan during the night and combindd with the fan (and probably some fixes during the day by the staff) bith other nights were very cool and pleasant. So overall just a little inconvenience which was handled professionally and to satisfaction.

Top Attractions Near Precise House Montaperti Siena

Precise House Montaperti Siena is a short drive from Siena’s medieval core and well-located for exploring Tuscany. Nearby highlights include Siena’s Piazza del Campo and Duomo, the Torre del Mangia, beautiful Tuscan countryside viewpoints, and classic day-trip destinations such as Monteriggioni, San Gimignano and the Chianti wine region. The hotel offers a quieter, countryside base with easy car access to cultural sites, wineries and scenic drives.

Piazza del Campo (Siena historic centre)

Siena’s famous medieval shell-shaped square, home to the Palio horse race and lined with cafes and palazzi.

8–10 km

About 15 minutes by car

5/5

Siena Cathedral (Duomo di Siena)

A stunning Romanesque-Gothic cathedral with ornate façade, intricate marble floors and important artworks.

8.5–10 km

Around 15 minutes by car

5/5

Torre del Mangia

Historic tower in Piazza del Campo offering panoramic views over Siena and the surrounding Tuscan hills (climb if you can handle stairs).

8–10 km

About 15 minutes by car

4.5/5

Monteriggioni

A small preserved walled medieval village with walkable battlements and excellent photo opportunities of classic Tuscan hilltown scenery.

17–22 km

About 20–25 minutes by car

4.5/5

San Gimignano

Famous for its medieval towers, charming streets and gelato — a classic Tuscan day trip with great views and history.

40–50 km

About 40–50 minutes by car

4.5/5

Chianti wine region (Greve and surrounding vineyards)

Rolling vine-covered hills, wineries and tasting experiences. Ideal for wine tours, cellar visits and scenic drives.

35–60 km (depending on winery)

About 40–70 minutes by car

5/5

Val d'Orcia (Pienza, Montalcino)

UNESCO-listed landscape with iconic cypress-lined roads, hilltop towns, and Brunello wine country; perfect for full-day excursions.

60–90 km

About 1–1.5 hours by car

5/5

Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Precise House Montaperti Siena

Make the most of your stay at Precise House Montaperti Siena with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Siena:

Day 1: Arrive and settle in. Relax at the hotel pool and spa; enjoy a peaceful evening dinner at the hotel restaurant and a sunset view over the Tuscan hills.
Day 2: Morning drive into Siena. Explore Piazza del Campo, climb Torre del Mangia, visit the Duomo and Museo dell'Opera. Evening stroll the medieval streets and dine in the historic center.
Day 3: Day trip to San Gimignano. Explore towers, shops and viewpoints; sample local Vernaccia wine and artisan gelato. Return for a relaxing swim or sauna at the hotel.
Day 4: Wine day in Chianti or visit Monteriggioni and nearby wineries. Take a guided tasting or cellar tour and enjoy a leisurely lunch among vineyards.
Day 5: Full-day Val d'Orcia excursion (Pienza, Montalcino). Scenic drives, local cheese and Brunello wine tasting. Return to the hotel to freshen up and depart.

Why Precise House Montaperti Siena Is Perfect for Exploring in Siena

Siena is a compact, atmospheric Tuscan city rich in medieval architecture, art and authentic regional food — it’s ideal for travelers who want cultural immersion without the crowds of larger cities. Precise House Montaperti Siena offers a peaceful countryside base with spacious rooms, strong housekeeping, an excellent pool and spa, friendly professional staff, on-site dining and free parking, making it an attractive choice for families, couples and anyone wanting a comfortable home-from-home while exploring Siena and the wider Tuscan region.

Best Time to Visit in Siena

Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Siena

Best Time to Visit

Fall

High Season

Summer (July–August) and key holiday weekends

Value Season

Winter (November–February excluding holidays)

Spring

3/5 recommended

March–May: Mild temperatures, green countryside, blooming orchards and vineyards. Easter and spring religious processions often take place during these months.

Advantages

Pleasant weather for hiking and sightseeing
Fewer tourists than Summer
Local farms and agriturismi open for tastings

Considerations

Unpredictable rain showers—bring a waterproof layer
Some very small businesses may keep reduced hours before late May

Key Events in in Siena

Festa Patronale / Local Summer Sagra

Stalls serving regional specialties (grilled meats, polenta, pastries), Live music and communal dinners, Fireworks or processions in the evening

A village patron saint festival and/or local sagra typically held in Summer (July–August) with street food, music and games.

Harvest & Wine Festivals

Vineyard tours and wine tastings, Sagre featuring new wine (vino novello), chestnuts and seasonal produce, Small street markets selling preserves and artisanal goods

Autumn (September–October) events celebrating the grape and chestnut harvest in the Veneto countryside and neighboring towns.

Easter and Spring Religious Observances

Traditional processions and church services, Pasquetta (Easter Monday) picnics and local outings, Seasonal pastries and local bakery specialties

Spring (March–April, variable) processions, special masses and community events tied to Holy Week and Easter.

Christmas Markets and Holiday Events

Small-scale markets selling handcrafted gifts and seasonal treats, Festive dinners and nativity displays, Ice skating or winter-themed attractions in larger nearby towns

Winter (December) markets and festive lights in nearby towns, with local Christmas foods and artisan stalls.

Weather Tips

Expect a continental climate: mild, rainy springs; hot, sunny summers; crisp, colorful autumns; and cool, sometimes frosty winters. Pack layers year-round, a waterproof jacket for Spring and Fall, sun protection for Summer, and a warm coat for Winter evenings.

Understanding in Siena Prices

Casanova Pansarine is a small rural village in northeastern Italy (Veneto region). Accommodation options are limited compared with cities, so prices fluctuate based on seasonality, local festivals, and nearby city events. In high season (Summer and major holiday weekends) rates for agriturismi, B&Bs, and small hotels rise moderately; in value season (Winter weekdays outside holidays) you can find lower rates but some properties may close. Nearby city events (Venice/Verona trade fairs, summer music festivals) can drive demand for rooms in the wider area. Booking 4–8 weeks in advance for Summer and festival weekends is recommended; last-minute deals are possible in shoulder seasons but are less reliable in very small villages.

Essential Travel Tips for in Siena Italy

Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit

Transportation

Casanova Pansarine is best reached by car; public transport links exist but are limited. Nearest major transport hubs are in Verona and Venice (airports) and regional railway stations in Vicenza or smaller nearby towns.

Transportation Tips

1.Rent a car for maximum flexibility—rural roads are easy to navigate but narrow in places
2.If using public transport, plan connections ahead: take a train to the nearest regional station (Vicenza/Verona) then a local bus or taxi
3.Check local bus timetables in advance; services can be infrequent on weekends
4.Use GPS or offline maps—cell signal is generally good but can be patchy in rural valleys
5.Consider arriving via Verona or Venice airports for more flight options; allow extra time for transfers

Pro Traveler Tip

Book an agriturismo or B&B in a nearby town to experience local hospitality; schedule flexible day trips (vineyards, small towns, regional markets) and reserve transport in advance for festival weekends.

Precise House Montaperti Siena

Precise House Montaperti Siena

Price History and Trends for August 2026