Boutique design hotel in a medieval red-brick tower in the historic centre of Siena, Tuscany
Palazzetto Rosso is a boutique design hotel inside a medieval red-brick tower in central Siena, with vaulted halls, a wine cantina, a rooftop terrace and around twenty rooms and suites.
Palazzetto Rosso is a boutique design hotel built into a medieval red-brick tower and palazzo in the historic centre of Siena, a short walk from the Piazza del Campo and the Duomo. Contemporary colour, sculpture and red lacquer sit against old stone and brick, and several of the roughly twenty rooms and suites have frescoed ceilings. A tower staircase, vaulted halls and a brick wine cantina give the building its character.
Weddings here are intimate and design-led. Ceremonies of up to around 60 guests take place in the stone and brick-vaulted halls, and seated dinners of around 50 are laid beneath the arches, with smaller dinners and tastings of Chianti and Tuscan wine in the cantina. The rooftop terrace looks across Siena's terracotta roofs to the Torre del Mangia and the cupola of the Duomo, and serves for drinks as the light softens. Being small, the hotel can be taken over so the couple and their closest guests stay together. Florence and Pisa airports are about an hour and a quarter away.
Palazzetto Rosso
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The hotel occupies a red-brick tower and palazzo in the middle of Siena. Bold contemporary design has been placed with confidence inside the ancient stone and brick, so a soaring staircase and vaulted halls meet colour, sculpture and modern lines.
Intimate ceremonies and receptions are held in the stone and brick-vaulted halls. A brick cantina below hosts tastings and toasts of Chianti and Tuscan wine, and the rooftop terrace above is kept for drinks over the city.
From the terrace the terracotta roofs run out to the Torre del Mangia and the cupola of the Duomo, one of the finest outlooks in Tuscany at the end of the day.
Around twenty rooms and suites, several beneath frescoed ceilings, let the couple and their closest guests stay together a few steps from the Campo, so the wedding becomes a weekend in Siena.
A boutique design hotel inside a red-brick tower in the historic centre of Siena, contemporary within ancient stone.
The PalazzoA terrace looking over the terracotta roofs to the Torre del Mangia and the cupola of the Duomo.
The Rooftop
Red lacquer, colour and clean lines set against frescoed ceilings and medieval brick.
The FeelContemporary Tuscan and Italian menus with Chianti and Tuscan wine, served beneath the old vaults.
The Table
Striking design suites within the ancient tower, several beneath frescoed ceilings, where contemporary furniture and colour meet medieval stone and brick, for the couple and closest guests in the heart of Siena.
EnquireIndividually designed rooms within the palazzo, some framing the Duomo cupola or the Siena rooftops through their windows, contemporary and characterful inside the old tower, so the party stays together in the centre.
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The hotel can be taken over for an intimate wedding, including the vaulted halls, the wine cantina, the rooftop terrace and the rooms.
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Palazzetto Rosso stands in the historic centre of Siena, moments from the Piazza del Campo and the Duomo, in the heart of one of Tuscany's most beautiful walled cities. It is about an hour and a quarter from both Florence and Pisa airports, and within easy reach of the Chianti vineyards, San Gimignano and the wider Tuscan countryside, so guests reach a design-led base in the old city and find plenty to explore around the wedding.
Via di Salicotto, 53100 Siena, Tuscany, Italy
THE M. FAMILY 21-23 September 2015
A WONDERFUL BUILDING AND WARM WELCOME
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It stands in the historic centre of Siena, moments from the Piazza del Campo and the Duomo, inside a medieval red-brick tower. Florence and Pisa airports are each about an hour and a quarter away.
With around twenty rooms it is small enough to be taken over for an intimate wedding, giving the party the vaulted halls, the wine cantina, the rooftop terrace and the design suites.
Up to around 60 for a ceremony in the vaulted halls and around 50 for a seated dinner. Drinks are taken on the rooftop terrace, and smaller dinners can be held in the wine cantina.
In the stone and brick-vaulted halls of the medieval tower, with drinks and photographs on the rooftop terrace overlooking the Torre del Mangia and the Duomo.
A terrace above the old city looks over Siena's terracotta roofs to the Torre del Mangia and the cupola of the Duomo, and is at its best as the light softens.
Yes. Around twenty individually designed rooms and suites fill the tower, several under frescoed ceilings and some with windows framing the Duomo or the rooftops.
Contemporary colour, red lacquer and clean lines are set against vaulted ceilings, medieval brick, a tower staircase and frescoed suites.
Contemporary Tuscan and Italian cooking drawn from regional produce and wine, with Chianti tastings in the cantina and Prosecco on the rooftop.
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