The Albergaccio is an ancient historical palace, built in Middle Ages and used in medieval sienese republic as a prison, maintaining during the centuries the original ancient name. It is situated in country, close to the historical centre ( only 3 Km. from the city-walls).It has been recently and completely restored, creating five characteristic apartments, double and single rooms ( some with private bathrooms ) , leaving and restoring the original and very nice ceilings with beamed wood, ancient bricks,arches, and wrought iron.All the rooms and apartments are very bright and romantic, some particular in their old characteristics.

The Albergaccio offers his guests a relaxing, quite and very comfortable holiday, joining the nearness to the centre with the pleasure to spend time in the sienese countryside.A private free parking and open spaces in the garden appeared at the green sienese hills, will be at disposal of guests. There's also a good join to the heart of the centre using the public minibus (the bus-stop is close to the structure):the historical centre is closed to private cars, and in this way you'll be there in only 5-10 minutes.

The Albergaccio is a perfect solution for couples, groups of people and families,a good starting-point to visit easily the city of Siena and the other towns surronding.

It's possible to book a room with private or shared bathroom in L'Albergaccio Bed&breakfast, or, in the Albergaccio Holiday Homes an entire apartment (from 2 to 5 people) with living-room, kitchen and bathroom with shower:both of solutions are really comfortable.

L'Albergaccio is located 3 Km.to the historical centre, collecting to the heart of the city by minibus"Pollicino"(bus-stop close to l'Albergaccio).It leaves every 15 minutes, and arrives at the Dome or close to Piazza del Campo in 5-10 minutes ).
To reach l'Albergaccio by railway, take the exit" Siena Sud"and follow the signposts direction Roma-Montalcino-Coroncina.
From the station are taxis and busses to Coroncina, and the nearest airport is the "Amerigo Vespucci"in Florence.