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Hotel Class 3 out of 5 stars

Piazza della Rotonda 73, Rome, Lazio, 00186, Italy

  • 5 reviews and 1440 opinions: "The Pantheon is my favorite building in Rome and might be my favorite building in the world. The..."

Good for: Historical Travel, Arts and Culture, Luxury Travel

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Hotel Class 3 out of 5 stars

Santa Croce 686, Venice, Veneto, 30135, Italy

  • 6 reviews and 1564 opinions: "Thanks to the hotel tip from fellow-VT'r "Herkbert's" Venice page, we chose the Hotel Antiche Figura..."

Good for: Arts and Culture, Photography, Historical Travel

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Viale Michelangelo 1, Florence, Tuscany, 50125, Italy

  • 7 reviews and 1121 opinions: "We have stayed with this establishment many times. Initially, it was because they have free parking..."

Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Arts and Culture, Family Travel

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Hotel Class 5 out of 5 stars

Piazza Della Republica 17, Milan, Lombardy, 20124, Italy

  • 7 reviews and 362 opinions: "One of Milan's best hotels, Principe di Savoia is housed in a Belle Epoque-style building. Though..."

Good for: Luxury Travel, Spa and Resort, Business Travel

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Hotel Class 3 out of 5 stars

Vicolo Tre Marchetti, 3, Verona, Veneto, 37121, Italy

  • 4 reviews and 406 opinions: "The Giulietta e Romeo Hotel was a great place to stay in Verona. We thought we might have a problem..."

Good for: Trains, Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

Via Mazzini 57, Pisa, Tuscany, 56125, Italy

  • 6 reviews and 884 opinions: "This is a gentle warning to anyone using a vehicle on the road at the front of the hotel, who is not..."

Good for: Historical Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Women's Travel

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

Via Partenope 48, Naples, Campania, 80121, Italy

  • 1 review and 136 opinions: "The Excelsior is located in Santa Lucia and is one of the most notorious hotels along this strip in..."

Good for: Historical Travel, Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

12 Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII, Bergamo, Bergamo Province, 24121, Italy

  • 11 reviews and 155 opinions: "The Best Western in Bergamo's lower town is located at the main crossing. You have easy access to..."

Good for: Business Travel, Architecture, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons

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Hotel Class 5 out of 5 stars

Via Indipendenza 8, Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, 40121, Italy

  • 2 reviews and 132 opinions: "Quite expensive but situated right in the centre of the city , very nice hotel ,rooms and bar , and..."

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Hotel Class 3 out of 5 stars

Pian dei Mantellini 34, Siena, Tuscany, 53100, Italy

  • 1 review and 539 opinions: "Out of the five hotels we stayed at in Italy, this was by far our favorite. Large rooms and..."

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Hotel Class 3 out of 5 stars

Vicolo Sant'Abbondio 12, Pompeii, 80045, Italy

  • 2 reviews and 529 opinions: "We intended to stay 2 nites.... we ended up finishing our month in Italy here, a little over a week...."

Good for: Historical Travel, Trains, Archeology

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Hotel Class 3.5 out of 5 stars

Piazza Fontane Marose, Genoa, Italian Riviera, 16123, Italy

  • 1 review and 137 opinions: "It's good 3* hotel, rather centrally located (about 15 min walk to Duomo and 25 min walk to the..."

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Hotel Class 4.5 out of 5 stars

via Carlo Alberto 35, Turin, Piedmont, 10123, Italy

  • 1 review and 236 opinions: "I seem to end up here most of the time I am in Torino. I walk the streets near the hotel if I can..."

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

Riva del Mandracchio 4, 34124 Trieste, Italy

  • 2 reviews and 149 opinions: "This imposing edifice on the seafront close the main square has all the trappings of the 'Grand old..."

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

Via Fuorimura 7, Piazza Tasso, Sorrento, Campania, 80067, Italy

  • 7 reviews and 1088 opinions: "We stayed in a Jr. Suite for 5 nights in June and truly enjoyed the convenience, quiet and terrific..."

Good for: Food and Dining, Historical Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

via Venezia 30, Padua, Veneto, 35131, Italy

  • 1 review and 57 opinions: "The Galileo is a modern hotel that was built in 1907 next to the Padua University's sprawling..."

Good for: Family Travel, Business Travel

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Hotel Class 4 out of 5 stars

Via degli Angeli 23, Lucca, Tuscany, 55100, Italy

  • 1 review and 171 opinions: "it's beautiful, each room is different, if you really want to feel like you are on the set of "..."

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Hotel Class 3.5 out of 5 stars

Via Roma 111, Palermo, Sicily, 90133, Italy

  • 1 review and 271 opinions: "We choose this hotel for the very convenient location, 500 meter from the train station, it is also..."

Good for: Arts and Culture, Budget Travel

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Via Bastia, 14, Valeggio Sul Mincio, 37067, it

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Hotel Class 3.5 out of 5 stars

Localita Sovestro 63, San Gimignano, Tuscany, 53037, Italy

  • 1 review and 115 opinions: "Grande accoglienza e professionalità. Camere grandi e pulite, così come le piscine e le altre parti..."

Good for: Wine Tasting, Food and Dining, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons

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Hotel Class 4.5 out of 5 stars

Via Dante, 50, Rimini, Emilia-Romagna, 47900, Italy

  • 1 review and 45 opinions: "Double room: definately 4 star standard, 15minutes walk to the beach, 2min train station. Staff..."

Good for: Family Travel, Business Travel

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Via 20 Settembre 44, Piazza Ferrari 1, Brenzone, 37010, Italy

  • 1 review and 4 opinions: "This hotel is ideally located right on the lakeside, between the small mooring harbour and the ferry..."

Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Windsurfing, Hiking and Walking

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Via IV Novembre, 41, Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, 48100, Italy

  • 1 review and 27 opinions: "The worst thing about Albergo Cappello is that it is difficult to find. There is a discreet bronze..."

Good for: Luxury Travel, Historical Travel, Music

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Via Occhio Marino 8, Capri, 80073, Italy

  • 2 reviews and 422 opinions: "If you want to get away from Capri town but not get too far. This is the place. We stayed here last..."

Good for: Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Archeology

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Hotel Class 3 out of 5 stars

Via Tripoli, 40, Syracuse, Sicily, 96100, Italy

  • 1 review and 31 opinions: "This little hotel is located a walking distance from Ortigia. Even though we had a rental car to..."

Good for: Budget Travel, Architecture, Historical Travel

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Hilton Giardini Naxos: Sicily: Hilton Giardini Naxos

by brendareed

We stayed two nights at the Hilton in Giardini Naxos, making it our center of operation for seeing Mount Etna and Taormina. We arrived after dark but had no problems finding the hotel as it was clearly signed from the exit off the highway. Giardini Naxos was quite deserted at the end of November so parking was not a problem – typically the hotel charges €10 per night for parking, but due to the low number of guests, they waived this fee during our visit.

On our first night at the hotel there were only a handful of people using the facility; it was extremely quiet. However, that changed on the second night when a tour bus full of people checked in. Although we never heard any other people during our stay – it was very peaceful.

We checked into our room and the front desk had hinted that they had upgraded us to a special room. Wow! I’ve never stayed in a hotel room with a bedroom loft before! As we entered the room on the top floor, we found a living room and eating area with a full bathroom; steps off to the side led us up to the loft with a king size bed, second television, and second full bathroom. The balcony overlooked the beach beside the Ionian Sea. There was a plate of chocolate covered strawberries and marzipan waiting for us on the table. We felt much pampered! Add to this the free evening drinks in the lounge, free buffet breakfast and free Wi-Fi and I think we got a great deal at €84/night.

The hotel restaurant was very pricey and the menu didn’t really interest us so we headed across the street to the row of cafes and restaurants. We ate at a cozy café that served Italian food – we shared a pizza on night one and then returned the next night for pasta.

There was also a nice market nearby that was open each night until 8:00 pm where we were able to pick up supplies for lunch along with some drinks and snacks for our road trip.

The Hilton chain has purchased the property from another chain and it is still a bit run down, although nothing that a little cosmetic touches can’t help. There were lots of painted murals all around the lobby that were interesting to look at.

It was too chilly to use the pool or the beach, but we did stroll down there one morning where we enjoyed watching the fishermen and their dogs. The view of Mount Etna each morning was spectacular as the sun shone on the volcano before the clouds rolled in to hide the snow peak.

On our day excursions, the hotel was situated near the main road to the north side of Mount Etna. It took us about 30 minutes to make the drive up to the entrance of Piano Provenzana at Parco dell’Etna. And the hotel was only about 15 minutes from Taormina. All in all, it was a perfect location for us, allowing us to get on and off the autostrade quickly from the airport and on our way to the northern coast as we continued on our Sicilian journey.

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Hilton Excelsior Palermo: Palermo: Hilton Excelsior Palermo

by brendareed

We stayed at the Hilton Palermo for three nights using it as home base while we explored the city and surrounding areas. I guess my first impressions stuck with me – as we entered the hotel I found the desk clerk to be rude and his attitude seemed to be the norm with the rest of the staff (with the exception of the extremely pleasant and helpful Celine). We typically have great experiences with the Hilton chain, but if this been my first Hilton stay ever, it would’ve been my last Hilton stay based on the staff’s attitude and service.

Our room was very nice – large spacious with a king bed and large seating area, en suite bath with both shower and tub. The room overlooked a very busy street, but given the downtown location of the hotel, I think this was the view from all rooms. As HiltonHonors members, our room came with free internet and free breakfast. We were greeted with a sweet fruit plate in our room. Our room rate was €77/per night (included wi-fi and buffet breakfast).

Parking is nearly impossible in Palermo so the Hilton uses a garage somewhere and has valet parking for €20/night, payable direct to the garage. We typically try to find free (or cheaper) parking when we stay places, but in Palermo we knew we just had to pay. I was not pleased to find on arrival that the parking was to be paid in cash to the garage and they would not put it on our overall room bill for one payment. And getting the valet was always a challenge – there is no place to pull up the car out of the way of the other cars on the road so one of us had to run around to find someone to take our car (I’m not sure what a solo driver does; I guess just lay on the horn!). One time we were told to just park the car in front of others, blocking them in, and it would be okay until someone could move the car.

The breakfast buffet came with the room and, as with the initial front desk clerk, the host was either rude or non-existent. We typically enjoy Hilton breakfasts, but this one was pretty bad. By the third morning, I was pretty sure that bowl of fruit hadn’t been changed out since before we arrived – it was looking pretty bad! There was no offer of coffee or tea as is typical and the atmosphere was stiff, so we found ourselves eating quickly and just getting out of the dining area.

While our room came with free internet, I did not bring my laptop with me and the free internet service did not extend to the computers in the business center (unlike other Hiltons), which made it very inconvenient to try to do our airline online check in. It was a simple thing but just another check in the negative column for this overall unimpressive Hilton.

On our final night at the Hilton we found that the Palermo football team was spending the night there as they had a home match that evening. The outside of the hotel was full of young girls and other fans that were hoping for photos of themselves with their favorite team members. The very large team bus took up most of the front of the hotel and we had trouble finding a place to pull over to track down the valet. It was a fun atmosphere, but very inconvenient for other hotel guests. According to the hotel staff, the team always stays at the Hilton during home matches.

Overall, I was glad to leave the Hilton Palermo. Should I ever be in Palermo again, I will NOT be staying at this Hilton.

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Waldorf Astoria-Rome Cavalieri: Rome: Waldorf Astoria-Rome Cavalieri

by brendareed

This was a real treat for us to stay here. Through a unique situation, we were able to earn enough Hilton Reward points to stay for the week at this five-star hotel, along with receiving all the perks of a high status in the Hilton Honors System. It was incredible; the level of pampering and service was outstanding. I can find no fault with this hotel.

It is about two miles from the city center, but they offer an hourly shuttle bus that takes guests to the Triton fountain, which is next to a metro station. We did walk to town one day and it took us about 30 minutes to reach the Vatican (all downhill, which means uphill on the way back!).

Our room was upgraded to one with that overlooks Rome and St. Peter’s. It was a large room that was immaculately maintained. Nothing was forgotten, even down to the heated towel rack. Slippers, water, and chocolates were set out each evening during the turn down service.

We were able to use the Imperial Club Lounge as part of our reward status, which was on the seventh floor and provided a spectacular view of the city. Refreshments, daily newspapers, and a quiet area to work or chat on the balcony made each evening very relaxing.

Breakfast came with our room and it was a massive buffet in the restaurant. Foods from around the world and for different diet restrictions were all considered. Service was fast and efficient. We were treated so special.

On our final day, they held our bags since we checked out several hours before needing to get to the airport. Then they arranged for a driver to get us to the airport.

Because it is a five-star (read this as very expensive), they charge for every little thing. While most everything was covered with our reward points and upgrades, we didn’t dare touch the mini-bar with a small bottle of soda costing eight euros! Our internet was free with our upgrade, but that typically costs as well. But the shuttle is free and the television had a multitude of channels is a number of languages. We had a newspaper delivered to our door each morning and two bottles of water delivered each day. The service at the front desk and concierge were amazing and everyone was so helpful!

Would I stay here again? Absolutely…if I could save enough points again to do it that way! It was just a very special trip and the hotel helped create a wonderful memory!

The hotel has a rather nice art collection, including paintings and sculptures. They have an audio tour available that you can download to your MP3 player for viewing the art. There is a nice grounds area with outdoor pool, tennis courts, and a running track. And the hotel has a wonderful spa with every imaginable pampering service you could think of.

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Hotel 500 Firenze: Florence: Hotel 500 Firenze

by brendareed

We stayed two nights at this hotel with a group and we had a very nice time. The rooms were spacious by European standards and very clean. The hotel staff was efficient and helpful. We had breakfast in the restaurant each morning and the food was very good, although they were slow at replenishing the buffet serving trays. We were there in early September and it was very warm so the outdoor pool was a refreshing way many of our group spent their down time.

The hotel is not near the city so this is not a hotel you want to stay in if you are exploring the city, but it makes a great location if you are touring the surrounding towns. Free parking and wi-fi. The hotel restaurant is the only place to eat nearby though - that is really the only thing I could disappointing in the hotel.

I would stay here again if I was headed toward Tuscany and not planning to go into the city center of Florence.

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Hotel Accademia: Florence: Hotel Accademia

by brendareed

This two-star hotel was highly recommended by a friend of mine (we were having some issues with our current hotel). It is close to the train station and not far from the San Lorenzo Church, putting it in a very good location to explore the city on foot, but within walking distance of the trains and buses for day trips to outlying towns. It is a quiet hotel and the people who run it are very friendly.

The rates are great – in low season rooms were €69 for a night with two persons, including breakfast. They have a reading room and a computer room for checking emails or figuring out your next attraction to visit. The hotel can be booked online through their website. This hotel is a wonderful place to spend your Florence vacation without breaking your budget.

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Giada Hotel: Florence: Hotel Giada

by brendareed

Our instructor set us all up at the Hotel Giada, which was centrally located just two blocks from the Cathedral complex one way and three blocks from the train station the other way. She’s used this hotel for years and they have a large lounge area on the top floor that was perfect for study sessions and lectures. I was hoping that this hotel would be a gem that I could use again and again, but sadly it lacked in a number of ways.

I understand that the hotels in Florence are limited to using the traditional buildings that are in the city – after all, if all hotels razed the old buildings and built new, Florence would not be as charming as it is. So with that in mind, I was disappointed that they hadn’t really updated the inside in a long time. I can overlook many things that I can find charm in, but the one thing I struggled with was the noise. My room was on the side that overlooked a long narrow alley and my window was anything but airtight. That alleyway was noisy all night long. Because there is a market seven days a week in front of the hotel, the vendors roll out their carts each morning down the alley to the hotel starting at about 4 a.m. This repeats in reverse at around 7-8 pm each night followed by the nightly street cleaner. Around midnight the revelers heading to and from the bars and restaurants use the alley while they loudly talk, yell, laugh, and generally make lots of noise that echoes off the alley and into my room via the poor window. I survived the week with earplugs.

Breakfast was served daily as part of the room – it never varied (which is fine for me but others had issues) from cereal, the same type of roll, white bread, meat and cheese, juice, yogurt and a bowl of fruit. I found it delicious but others preferred a hot meal. The breakfast area was also very noisy and surprisingly there are two rooms that enter directly into the room – something I would think the breakfast server would take into consideration as he blasted his music at 7 a.m.

The hotel had free wi-fi – a plus for studying and each room had a television, safe, and private bath. There was a small elevator and to enter the building you required a pass code – so I felt very safe there.

I would not stay here again because of the noise. The people running it were always very pleasant and had quick service. But a good night’s sleep is important to me – something I did not get while there.

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Albergo L'Ostelliere Villa Sparina: “Elegant location”

by yobewild

We found this hotel to be one of the best parts of our trip. The staff is very helpful, the location is so incredible you are right in
the middle of vineyards that they own. The food was wonderful; they have an outside bar with views of the vineyards and the most incredible sunsets. In the evening they serve the most wonderful appetizers. The room was very nice and spacious with a modern touch.

Agriturismo Bartoli: “Beyond your Wildest Dreams”

by yobewild

Pietro and his family took such good care of us, from the truffle hunt to the fantastic lunch. You could not get any better service than Agriturismo Bartoli. This is a place you would want to get away from the paparazzi and enjoy your life. The farm is fantastico with Chianina steers, cows and Morgan horses, how could you ask for anything more. The truffle hunt was something we could not ever image in our wildest dreams, to see the dog work and find truffles right before our eyes was a dream come true. Then being taken back to the farm and invited to lunch with the family just put us on top of the world. Family Bartoli has made our trip to Italy one of the most memorial trips we have ever taken.

Hotel Villa Del Quar: “Spectacular ambiance”

by yobewild

Hotel staff will meet your every need, the rooms are spectacular and large and internet confections.
Dinning at Arquade was an experience of a life time. And if you are lucky you might even get a chance to learn how to make pasta. The grounds are spectacular with a large pool and vineyards surround the hotel.

You can learn how to cook Italian right in the main kitchen with the chef. Fantastic pool and gardens.

Bauer Il Palazzo: “Incredible views”

by yobewild

From the moment we walked in our room you wanted to cry because the view was so incredible.
Our view was of the Grand Canal and a small canal that connect to other sites. They have a private dock which is convent to get to.
The staff was so friendly and very helpful; internet connection was also helpful right in the room.

Great staff and location The hotel is so beautiful and close to Saint Marks Square.

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