Piazza del Campo
The brick shell where the Palio is run twice a year. Sitting on the paving at sunset is still the best way to understand Siena.
Siena and the Tuscan countryside
Siena. The art of hosting
Houses across Siena's old town, the Sienese countryside and the Chianti hills. Cared for one by one, by someone born here.
The houses
Where you'll stay
Each house has its own character: original frescoes in the centre, Sangiovese vineyards in Chianti, quiet and easy parking in the countryside.
Old town
Casa Sofia
Two minutes from the Duomo, three from Piazza del Campo
Old town
Casa Emma
Original frescoes inside Palazzo Celsi Pollini
Countryside
La Limonaia
Sienese countryside, 2 km from the old town
Countryside
Il Leccio
A retreat in the quiet of the Tuscan countryside
Old town
La Loggia
A private room with garden, at the edge of the old town
Old town
La Torre
Exposed beams and a hot tub on the main street
Chianti
Tuopina Chianti House
A 13th-century hamlet among the Sangiovese vines
The area
Siena and everything around it
A city you can walk across in twenty minutes, and that keeps surprising you for days.
The Duomo and Santa Maria della Scala
Black and white marble, the inlaid floor, the Piccolomini Library. Opposite, one of Europe's oldest hospitals, now a museum.
The Chianti roads
Half an hour of bends through vineyards and cypresses takes you to Castellina, Radda and Gaiole. Wineries open year-round, long lunches, no rush.
Val d'Orcia and Crete Senesi
Pienza, Montalcino, San Quirico. Hills that look painted, and are a UNESCO World Heritage site. An hour's drive from the centre.
Where to eat
Old trattorias inside the walls, country osterias, shops selling pecorino and finocchiona. We'll leave you our list.
The Palio
2 July and 16 August. Four days of trials, contrada dinners and a ninety-second race. Book well in advance.
About us
We're from here
Tuscan Soul began in Siena with Tommaso — born and raised in the city, a Superhost for years, with hundreds of guests behind him.
We look after a small group of houses across the old town, the Sienese countryside and the Chianti hills. Small on purpose: we'd rather know every house by heart than manage a hundred from a distance.
To guests we offer warm, unobtrusive service and real local knowledge — where to park, where the food is genuinely good, which places are worth the drive. To owners we offer the same care, applied to their house.
— Tommaso
Reviews
What guests say
Words from guests who have stayed with us. The full reviews, all of them and in date order, are on our Airbnb listings.
“A very spacious apartment, clean and well kept. The location is excellent, a few minutes' walk from Piazza del Campo and the Duomo. The view from the window is beautiful too: opening it in the morning is pure calm.”
“What a splendid view over the Tuscan landscape from the large terrace, with breathtaking sunsets. A peaceful refuge: you feel you have stepped back in time, into an eleventh-century hamlet.”
“The house has everything you need for a magical stay in Siena. We loved the murals, a really special space. In the evening we liked sitting by the windows, reading and watching people go by.”
“Ideally located at the gates of Siena. Practical and clean, with a very warm welcome. Wonderful view and a very quiet spot. I would not hesitate to come back.”
For owners
Your property, managed as if it were ours
Consulting, full management and revenue optimisation for homes in Siena and its province. The property stays yours; we take care of everything else.
01
Full management
Turnkey: listings, pricing, guest communication, check-in and check-out, cleaning, linen, routine maintenance. You get the statement, we do the rest.
02
Revenue and distribution
Listing optimisation, seasonal dynamic pricing and multi-channel presence across Airbnb, Booking and the rest. Higher occupancy, better rates, calendars always in sync.
03
Consulting and launch
Profitability analysis before you start, home staging and professional photography, paperwork, licence numbers and compliance. From empty house to first guest.
Frequently asked
Before you book
How do I book?
Each house has its own Airbnb listing with live calendar, current prices and instant booking. We'll take you straight there.
What are check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is usually from 2pm (3pm at La Loggia), check-out by 10am. Check-in is self-service, using a lockbox.
Is there parking?
La Limonaia, Il Leccio, La Loggia and Tuopina all have free parking. For the houses in the old town we'll point you to the most convenient car parks and explain the restricted traffic zone.
Are pets allowed?
It depends on the house — message us before booking and we'll tell you straight away.
Is there a tourist tax?
Yes, the City of Siena charges a tourist tax payable on arrival. We'll confirm the exact amount before you get here.
Can I cancel?
Cancellation terms are those shown on the Airbnb listing at the time of booking.
Contact
Let's talk
About a booking, a question, or an assessment of your property.