I found this hotel in Lonely Planet and it was easy to book. Travelling as a single, it's hard to find well priced single accom, but this place was the right price and included breakfast. The host Leeza was so friendly and accommodating, she helped me find all the things I needed. The room was ample for what I needed.... More

Two couples. Two rooms. Our rooms were on the first floor, which actually were above the street about a half story. The ceilings were probably 16-20 feet high. Nice space. The decor was quaint and the room furnishings were very nice. Large windows opened to the street below. Bed was great and the bathroom was Americanesque. We had some things... More

What more could one need? The rooftop garden was perfect for sitting reviewing the day's activities and gazing out over the rooftops of Volterra, whilst when the weather turns cold there is a comfortable lounge on the 1st floor where one can also sit and relax before dinner. It's nice having a hotel with comfortable public areas so one does... More

This is a beautifully located hotel on the main, largely pedestrian, street. It is only a short walk from the bus station, but may be less convenient if you have a car. We stayed four nights in a front room. These rooms are very spacious by European standards, but can be noisy. The doubled glazed windows and curtains did a... More

We arrived in Volterra during a festival where the neighborhoods compete! Each of the parades passed in front of Hotel Etruria in full regalia, while we fought through the main street with our luggage. It created a fabulous welcome to this charming and historic town. Our room was located up MANY steps on the roof top garden. To help us... More

The hotel was very well located in Volterra. The highlight is the roof top garden. Some wine, pecorino, salami and a sunset, with a view to the main square: what more could you wish for? The rooms were simple and clean. The breakfast was delicious. Would definitely return. More

Albergo Etruria is in a perfect location right on the main street in Volterra, but the rooms are still very quiet. Our room was quiet large, also with a very large bathroom, and it was very clean. The decor was minimal, and the appointments were not fancy, but the price of the rooms is an excellent value. Unfortunately, we had... More

Our two days in Volterra after a week in Florence and two days in Siena were the perfect ending to our anniversary trip. We arrived without reservations, but lucked out with the room situated IN the hotel's rooftop garden. We especially liked having a separate entrance to a beautiful park that contains the Etruscan ruins of old Volterra. Probably the... More

Thinking of this place makes me smile. We found it in the Rick Steves guidebook. We stayed in a room off the main street. (They have recently replaced the windows and it was very quiet). Our room was huge! Very romantic in decor. The breakfast was very tasty, fresh, and a huge variety! (This was great as I have a... More