Piazza del Campo in Siena with the Palazzo Pubblico and tall Torre del Mangia under clouds
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Cheap hotels & rooms in Siena

Siena is a beautifully preserved medieval Tuscan city, famous for the shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, the striped Duomo and the Palio horse race. The historic centre is mostly car-free, and hotels just outside the walls are often much cheaper than those inside.

Finding cheap rooms in Siena is easier when you know where to look. We compare live hotel rates across the top booking sites and point you to the neighborhoods where hotels are cheap but the location is still great.

Rooms come in more shapes than hotels — in Siena you can also compare apartments with kitchens, vacation rentals for families, B&Bs and budget hostels in one search.

Where to find cheap rooms in Siena

Historic centre & Il Campo

In the heart of the medieval city — atmospheric, but limited and pricier.

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Near the Duomo

Quiet lanes by the cathedral, with small hotels and guesthouses.

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Outside the walls

Hotels just outside the gates — easier parking and often better rates.

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Chianti countryside

Farmhouse stays and agriturismos in the vineyards nearby, best with a car.

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Famous hotels in Siena

Fountain walk through the palm-lined gardens of the Grand Wailea, Maui

Grand Hotel Continental Siena

A luxury hotel in a 17th-century palazzo on Siena’s main street.

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Map of cheap hotels in Siena

Zoom and pan the map to compare hotel prices by neighborhood; rates come live from the booking sites.

Photos of Siena

When to book a cheap hotel in Siena

Spring and autumn are ideal. Prices soar around the Palio on 2 July and 16 August; winter is quiet and cheap.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap hotels in Siena?

Hotels just outside the walls and countryside agriturismos usually cost less than rooms in the historic centre.

When are Siena hotels most expensive?

Around the Palio races in early July and mid-August, when rooms book up far ahead.

Is Siena a day trip from Florence?

Yes, by bus or train, but staying overnight lets you enjoy the city after the crowds leave.