The location of this hotel is perfect for travelling around and visiting other places in the locality.

This is not the hotel to stay in if you wish to use the swimming pool (filthy and dangerous) the tennis courts (no equipment (apart from a broken racket and frayed ball)) or the bar, which isn't somewhere you can (a) find staff, (b) a cold drink, (c) find somewhere comfortable to enjoy your warm beer, unless you intend to drink at breakfast.
The only passable part of the hotel was the restaurant, which is quiet good, but stay somewhere else and visit!.
The main building of the hotel was covered in dust, with frayed carpets, dirty marked walls and very poor facilities. we were thrown in our room by the manager and basically abandonded by the staff. Trying to find a coffee other than at dinner was like trying to prospect for gold, and when we did get one the outside table we'd used wasn't cleared for 24hrs.

This hotel is very poor, badly managed and in serious need of some attention. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

After reading the other reviews, I almost think there must be two hotels of this name. Even a very accomodating front desk staff could hide the reality: this is a VERY tired hotel. That the carpeting on the staircase is beyond threadbare, to worn through, is just one example. The park-like setting is fine for everything, except seeing Siena. The location is too far from the historic area to walk, so a cab, or parking in one of the pay lots is necessary, if you want to see the city.

This hotel is gorgeous and loaded with amenties! Located inside a beautiful garden setting, it is just one mile from Centro Storico. The breakfast was excellent with lots of variety! The beautiful pool was clean and refreshing. The room and bathroom were huge, elegant and spotless. The staff was gracious and helpful! They also offered free and easy parking. We had dinner one night in their restaurant. (reviewed separately). Our only small complaint was, again, inadequate AC; the unit was too small for size of room (temps were in the 100s F). By this time, our 3rd week in Italy, we'd realized and accepted that this is a problem everywhere in Italy.

Only stayed here for one night, and thought it was very nice. One of the other posters mentioned that the pool and garden was filled with noise and diesel fumes from the road, but we didn't notice any of that. We only spent one afternoon poolside, and I thought it was very serene and relaxing. Althought the pool was a bit cold for my taste.

The rooms and bathrooms were very nice and spacious. The only meal we ate there was breakfast, which I was was comparable to the other hotel breakfasts we had on the trip. And the dining room was quite lovely.

We arrived at the Villa Patrizia by car, and didn't have any problems finding it, but the place kinda jumps out at you, so if you're going fast, I see how it can be possible to miss the turn. The Villa Patrizia is located a ways from the campo and the older historic part of Seina, but we knew this when we booked the hotel, and had the staff call us a cab when we wanted to go into town. The cab arrived in just a few minutes, and took us as close as he could get to the Campo. He also showed us a taxi stand we could use to get back.

Overall, I thought it was a great place to stay.