Trequanda Private Holiday Homes

A historic church with a checkered facade and a bell tower.

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Zampugna

Trequanda

August

RM2,501 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Poggio del Sole

Castiglione del Lago

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RM1,439 total

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10 Jul - 11 Jul

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Top Trequanda Hotel Reviews

Borgo Sant'Ambrogio Resort

8/10 Good

"Très bel hôtel bien ditué avec une superbe vue et une belle piscine!"

Hotel Italia

10/10 Excellent

"Hotel Italia was an absolute gem. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful — they understood we were tired from traveling with teens and even nailed a salon recommendation that turned out to be the best hair wash of my life, just minutes from the hotel. Our room was spotless, quiet, and the A/C worked perfectly; we didn’t hear a sound from neighbors or stair traffic. The location is a sweet spot — only 5 to 10 minutes from the tourist sights, yet tucked in a local neighborhood with bakeries and grocery stores, giving us that refreshing, peaceful feeling of being disconnected from the tourist rush. Breakfast was amazing, and the little teen-approved Duomo and gelato challenges made exploring even more fun. Bottom line: we’d come back and stay here again in a heartbeat. For anyone visiting Siena, Hotel Italia at Porta Camollia gives you that perfect “live like a local” buffer before diving into the Duomo and Piazza del Campo — and if you need a salon, just ask reception; their pick is solid."

Palazzo Brandano

8/10 Good

"This hotel is centuries old and is in a beautiful Tuscan setting in a VERY small town. There are no restaurants or shops in this town. The hotel, while serving an excellent European breakfast, does not have a restaurant for lunch or dinner. If you don't have a car, you're stuck. The first night, we had to hire a cab to take us into Montefollonico. We went to a lovely restaurant (Gobbi 13) and we had a delicious meal, but the cab ride cost us 125 EU. The hotel staff was very sympathetic. On our second day, we saved our croissant sandwiches from breakfast to have for lunch and later in the afternoon, they offered to make us a charcuterie board and a bottle of wine for dinner. It was another 75 EU but it was very good and we actually had a perfect afternoon sitting on their back patio area and enjoying the view. In short, my advise is to be sure of what amenities there are at the hotel and in the town before you book."

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