Definitely "antica", but nothing "torre" about this dump. It's basically a multifloor hotel, no higher or differently shaped than its neighboring building, so the "tower" denotation is just a ploy to pull in unknowing tourists. We were prepared that this room would be small, but we barely had enough room to put our suitcase on the floor. The bathroom was... more

We did not go to this hotel expecting five-star accommodations. After all, it is centrally located in a beautiful medieval city. We did, however, expect a certain level of cleanliness. More important, we expected to deal with staff who were not insane. When asking for simple directions as to where to park, we were greeted with shouts demanding why that... more

Some of the previous reviewers here seem to have been expecting something different from this hotel. I would propose that perhaps they did not do sufficient research! It is housed in a old tower building in a medieval city, therefore it is not surprising that the rooms are reasonably small, they feature brick and beamed ceilings and the stairs are... more

My fiancee and I were only in Sienna for a single night. The Antica Torre was adequate but nothing spectacular. The bathrooms were tiny but clean. The beds were the worst we had our entire trip, mine was sunken in badly right in the middle. The staff was not at all friendly, and we seemed more an inconvenience than a... more

I have to say -- this 'hotel' was exactly what I imagined staying in Italy would be like. The rooms were VERY tiny but with beautiful furniture, and antique ceilings. It was just what I had hoped it would look like, and yet the staff quite possibly could have ruined our trip if we hadn't been so happy to be... more

We stayed at this hotel for one night, and I have to agree with most of the other reviews. It is small and there is no elevator, but I knew that going in. Our biggest problem was that the woman at the front desk smoked and if we turned on the exhaust fan in our bathroom it would draw the... more

Having read all of the other reviews, please take note: this is a small guesthouse in the centre of an ancient Tuscan town, it is not a Holiday Inn! When visiting Europe and particularly towns which were built 500 years ago, it is inevitable that the rooms will be smaller than those built in 1975 and when staying in a... more

Location, location, location. Well it isn’t everything. The Anticca Torre has location within a short walk of the main square in Sienna but it lacks a few other requirements. First, you have to find it. It is tucked away on a small street with very little signage to identify it. Check for the address because you won’t find a big... more

Located within the walls of historic Siena, this small, family-run hotel is within short walking distance of all of Siena's attractions. Simple and clean - slight musty smell in hallway and room but the room's AC took care of it. Not recommended for those who can't do stairs as there are steep stairs up to the rooms. more