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"One of my favorite hotels. The rooms (at least ours) are very small. BUT... they're beautiful as is the entire property. It's a hike to town, so plan on driving or taking a cab. The views are incredible. It's the type of hotel experience you would imagine for your Italian dream vacation.
Nitpicks: We booked two days in Siena as a rest in the middle of the rest of our travels. This would have been PERFECT for that, except that they were hosting a large, Indian wedding. (Which was BEAUTIFUL by the way.) But, the DJ played (accompanied by a saxophonist!) until almost midnight and the morning ceremony started pretty early as well. So, it didn't end up being as restful as we'd hoped as this was all happening right outside our window.
Also, if the restaurant or bar is closed, there is no where to get a snack or drink. (Not really anywhere to get just a snack anyway.) Wouldn't be such a big deal, except you're not near any convenience stories or anything. A vending machine would be nice!"
"Our stay here exceeded expectations. Accommodations in the main building were rustic but very well maintained, and with modern amenities. It had a “small resort feel” to it. We did not visit the other buildings but safe to assume the same. Staff were very friendly and helpful. They arranged cooking classes, wine tours and helped us organize a local horseback trail ride.
The main pool can get busy. Certainly not a complaint - if you’re looking to be social with others I recommend it, but if looking for a quieter setting, the detached buildings with their own pools looked quieter.
You can’t always get a drink or food during the day and the reception area does close so pay attention to their hours. There is a fridge on site for guests to store some snacks and beverages.
The patio, where food is served (both inside and outside options available - inside has unobstructed views). Breakfast buffet is served daily - European style, lunch needs to be pre-ordered daily and supper reservations are needed by mid afternoon.
We also found guest laundry on site - washer only though.
Defenitely need a car to get around the site and to tour the area. Groceries and restaurant options are a 10-20 mins drive away in smaller towns.
There are multiple gathering points where you can hang out as a family or group on site.
We felt we had a true Italian experience while staying here."
"The photos might hint at the quality of the property but don’t really do it justice. The sweeping easterly, vineyard views across to Monti-in-Chianti and up to Brolio are really mesmerizing. Grounds were well kept. Breakfast had the usual Italian selection of good fruits, grains, meats, breads, and sweets. Coupled with a limited menu of ala carte items and rich cappuccinos! Our suite was located about .25mi south of the main building. We enjoyed the walk multiple times per day but grandma might not. The room was nicely appointed with a living room, large bedroom, closet space and two sink bathroom. Stocked mini-fridge and cof/tea selections. Each room had its own outdoor area with a table/chaise to enjoy with coffee or after the pool. The out door pool is not heated (indoor pool is) but very comfortable on the 90 degree days we spent there. Pool service isn’t quite the same as some resorts, as you would go to the bar to order food/beverage and they’d bring it out to your chair setup. A good selection of menu items are available to choose from. Restaurants on site were excellent. Had the Bistecca at Tuscanio and it was perfection while LaColonna’s carpaccio and fusilli dish were both a treat. Staff was friendly though a bit harried. Seemed like they just needed a few more bodies around to smooth out the place.
Ilaria at the front desk was really outstanding with her command and knowledge. While Marcella really made the pool with her wry smile and daily daiquiri selection."
"The view from the dining area was perfect. The included breakfast was amazing and the complimentary ebike rentals were perfect to get around outside of the hotel to catch more amazing views! The food at dinner was perfect. The only thing that was lacking was the bathroom showers. Ours was leaking. Other than that it was a perfect stay."
"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."
"Everything was great! The location, the pool and grounds, food and beverage were wonderful. The staff was very helpful. It was a great benefit to be able to do a load of laundry. Our only suggestion would be to add another set of machines, as it gets busy but thankful to have it."
If lounging by a pool is your idea of a great getaway, you may want to consider Radicondoli, which has 15 places to stay with pools. During your trip, you can explore attractions such as Val di Merse and Abbazia di San Galgano, and then unwind poolside at one of the accommodation options in Radicondoli that guests like for their pools.
How many hotels with pools should I expect to find in Radicondoli?
Expedia's 15 hotels in Radicondoli give you a great choice for your poolside getaway.
What is there to see and do in Radicondoli?
The picturesque setting of Val di Merse showcases the area's natural beauty. During your stay, visit sights such as Abbazia di San Galgano, Alta Val d'Elsa River Park and Monteriggioni Castle.
When is the best time to book a hotel with a pool in Radicondoli?
You may want to think about accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool if you'll be visiting Radicondoli in the hottest months of August, July or June, when the average temperature is 22°C. Accommodation offering an indoor pool may be what you want if you are visiting during the coldest months of January, February or December, when the average temperature is 6°C.