Discover B&B Palazzo Al Torrione 2, a charming bed and breakfast in San Gimignano, Italy, just 0,9 миль from the city center. Located at Via Berignano, 80, this welcoming retreat invites travelers to soak up Tuscan vibes while staying conveniently close to the town’s heart. Prices start from $93 per night, offering a cozy entry point for a memorable stay.

Featured amenities include free Wi-Fi, pet-friendly access at no extra charge, and parking available with an extra charge. The property also offers air conditioning, a terrace, and non-smoking rooms, all complemented by a landmark view, a bathtub, free toiletries, and a bidet. For relaxation, spa tub and hot tub options are available.

With 198 reviews, this stay blends comfort with location for visitors exploring San Gimignano’s character and charm. A memorable base for curious travelers seeking a pleasant, well-equipped escape.

A range of room types awaits, catering to solo travelers, couples, and larger groups alike. From the Queen Room with a queen bed to the more expansive Family option, there are setups to fit every vacation plan. For those who love a private outdoor touch, Double Room with Terrace and Double Room, Terrace offer that sun-soaked feel, while other configurations mix twin and queen beds for flexible layouts. Each option keeps non-smoking status, with some rooms offering extra space and a landmark view to relish the surroundings.

Pets are welcome, free of charge, and can be accommodated on request. This pet-friendly policy adds a hassle-free vibe for travelers who don’t want to leave four-legged companions behind. No hidden fees—just confirm the arrangement at booking to ensure everything is set for four-legged friends to join the stay.

When it comes to payment, a variety of options is accepted: Cash, plus Mastercard, Visa, American Express, ATM card, Maestro, CartaSi, and UnionPay. That flexibility makes it easy to handle travel budgeting on the go, complementing the comfortable, well-equipped atmosphere that guests have praised in previous stays.