we loved Pienza! It is such a beautiful little town very well preserved with great views. We liked our hotel because being just outside the old city we could drive up to our hotel and not to worry for parking permits

We stayed at this hotel for one night in September 2012. It is a beautiful hotel with extremely helpful staff (even moved their cars so we could have their parking spaces!). One block from downtown Pienza, which is a lovely Tuscan town to explore. Had dinner at the hotel's restaurant and it was WONDERFUL! We had reserved one deluxe room and one junior suite. My husband and I took the junior suite -- it had the weirdest shower, with a bubble of glass facing the room and a black curtain to close off the "show" if you don't want your partner to watch you shower from the bed. Disco glow lights in the ceiling of the shower and two chairs set up, presumably to watch the show. Very weird if you are not prepared ahead of time (we were not). Other than that one strange amenity -- the hotel is highly recommended.

Lovely modern rooms with very chic bathroom. Small terrace off room. Hotel run in a rather overly efficient but not very 'wam' manner. Nice bar area. Restaurant serves well priced standard local fare. Breakfast a little disappointing in selection with shortage of some items by mid service. Restaurant staff somewhat lacking experience and supervision, but generally OK. As you see...nothing wrong with any aspect here. Just nothing to excite me as I could have been staying in any city in the world. Pienza a lovely little town, which has seen substantial investment from church funds. For me it's a little touristy.

A perfect room in a wonderfully decorated hotel in the most amazingly preserved little town in Tuscany. The view from our small balcony over the valley was unbelievable. I loved the furniture in the bar area. I'd would like reproduce the bathroom in my own home if only I could find those gorgeous pebbly tiles. Reasonable rates and great breakfast. Visit Pienza and stay here if you're travelling through Tuscany.