La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena, Curio Collection {ITA} (leaves Hilton July 2021)
La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena, Curio Collection by Hilton
Strada Statale 223 km 56 Siena, IT 53016
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La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena, Curio Collection by Hilton
Spent a 2 night weekend here early April with the 50% off Sunday rate for about 260euro total. Upgraded to a deluxe room which essentially was a suite on the top floor.
Check In
Showed up a bit early but was greeted very warmly with a recognition of diamond status with an upgrade. They took time to explain the property and ammenities as it is spread over quite a large area. Personally escorted to my room and was shown how everything functions.
Room
Apparently all rooms are slightly different. This was a very nice room on the top floor (439) with a spacious sleeping area and different sitting area. Essentially this is a suite. The bathroom is also very nice with a large tub and shower which was appreciated after some of the small European showers. Nice amenities. Only complaint is the shower never did get hot but only luke warm.
Service
Everyone was exceptionally nice and helpful.
Dining
Buffet style breakfast was good with large selection. Sunday morning was better and more people resulted in fresher and warmer food. Monday some items were cold due to lack of turnover. One of the better breakfasts.
Golf club - had lunch here and was fine.
Antica Posta Bar - down the hill towards the spa. My only real complaint here. There were 3 people in the bar. The server was rude and at first wouldn't do a room charge even though it is part of the property. I was sitting outside when I heard a loud (pizza is ready!!) which was my prompt to walk into the bar to get the pizza. Really? He couldn't have walked 30 feet and put it on the table? Pizza was bland and overpriced.
Location
Everything is on a large property and requires either a shuttle or car to leave the main area. Not a big deal. It's close to Siena where a day visit is easily done as well as other nearby Tuscan towns. Pretty area and nicely done.
Spa
There is the Buddha spa which is quite nice. As diamond it was free but they charge 25 euro (not sure about gold) otherwise. I wouldn't pay but it was a nice and relaxing place to spend an hour or two. Normal spa services.
Amenities
Golf course. The greens had just been punched and sanded so I didn't play. It's a nice looking links style by Robert Trent Jones. Fees are 100 euro (25% off for hotel guests with free cart) and 30 euro club rental. I could see the course from my room and #18 is a monster par 5 all uphill and well bunkered.
Overall
This is one of the better Hilton properties I've stayed at and would stay again. The rate was good at 130euro/nt which I'm sure increases during high season. Treated very well as a diamond and they were genuinely concerned about my comfort. They do have that silly 2 bottles of water for the stay but I'm sure they would have brought more if I asked. Tap water was perfectly fine.
Our room was in a building right next to the owners villa, close to reception building, on the second floor directly looking at the garden of the owners villa. Definitely a nice property and grounds as to say that serious money was spend. Car absolutely recommended, a pain otherwise and expensive.
Staff was friendly in general with a few grumbles here and there, well Italy to you, no complaints.
Issues we had was that in mid-Oct it could get rather cold at night and you couldn't warm up the room for the life of it. At least our water was super hot, but the bathtub took about 30mins to fill up I kid you not. A trickle only from the faucet.
Lastly, breakfast we did find rather disappointing to be honest. Day one it passed just about, after that you saw many items again the following day and some items really looked like they actually were the left over ones from the day before. Quality of cold cuts and cheeses etc was just about okay, but a bit embarrassing for a high end property like this one in a place like Tuscany, at least in our book and after several weeks in Italy where our go to Agritourismo whipped up a vastly better spread and quality. Hey YMMV.
Last edited by demue; Jun 5, 18 at 6:36 am
Checking in easy and the usual Hilton Family welcome
Help with bags to room
Room good A/C could be a little cooler but it was 32 degrees at the time outside
Pool lovely
Breakfast very good all looked fresh and tasted fresh
Service and coffees were great
Beautiful surrounding, flowers and shrubs stunning
Pool good and a decent size for swimming
Drink as usual very expensive 5 euros for a coke by the pool
This place is delivering on every level
Easy drive to lots of amazing places to eat.
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FYI - if driving with google maps I would use the golf course as the reference unless the hotel has updated the address. It's about 5 minutes from the golf course.
The pizza restaurant onsite is closed on Monday nights so we went into town. It was roughly a 10 minute drive and was a good decision. We had a good pizza at the affordable Lo Sfizio, San Rocco a Pilli. We finished it with gelato at the large coffee bar/bakery/gelateria that is at the entrance to town.

However, according to the same website, as of July 31st, the hotel will cease operations as a Hilton Hotel.
So for anyone willing to visit this, you've got about 30 days in July this year to do so, after that, you're SOL.
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