Chiusi Hotel Guide - Labyrinth of Porsenna hotels in Chiusi, Italy.

"La Piccola Locanda is not a hotel, they don’t have a front desk. The owner sends an email before check in date explaining this “Albergo diffuso accomodation concept” meaning they can place you anywhere, the check in time are only from 11:00 - 2:45 and 6 -11:00 pm. The owner left me the keys on top of a barell, the entrance to the building was like a storage, no elevator, I dragged my suitcase 5 stair flights, and I was alone in the whole building, very scary! I ended up staying somewhereelse!"

"We had a phenomenal stay and regretted only staying for one night! The property was beautiful and Carolina was absolutely wonderful to us. Her kindness and helpful recommendations were so appreciated! I hope to return again in the (hopefully not too distant) future."

"This was the perfect place for hosting a large group. It has lots of space so people in your party can have some down time. It is a rural setting so having a vehicle is a good idea. The host and the manager were very helpful with any questions or requests we had. "

"Clean, well maintained, good breakfast, perfect for one night stop close to highway."

"Great location near train station. Made traveling to other towns easy."

"Beautiful view and beautiful place to be out of town. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Podere Tresa. Conveniently located for access to Southern Tuscany and Umbria. We stayed as a group of 15 adults for 7 nights. The property had amenities for all age groups.Maria is an excellent property manager, she was very communicative and nothing was too much trouble.Staying here felt like a privilege. We would love to visit again."

"This was everything we thought it would be…quiet, beautiful, peaceful, and comfortable. The staff were very communicative and accommodating. It is also a great central location to branch out and explore. We rented a car during our stay, but it is also close to the Chiusi train station for day trips. It was very difficult to leave, but we hope to return someday."