Hotels in Urbino
#3
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Assuming you'll have a car, the Mamiani is pleasant and reasonably priced.
http://www.hotelmamiani.it/english.htm
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#4
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GAC (or anyone else out there), which of these -- Raffaello, Bonconte and San Domenico -- would you most recommend? Also, has anyone been to Urbino in July? Is it very dead? If so, perhaps the Mamiani would be a better alternative? Thanks!
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The San Domenico is right across the square from the Palazzo Ducale. It is the classiest and most centrally located of all hotels in Urbino proper (there are really only a handful). The Bonconte faces one of the City walls. It is in a very quiet and scenic location, but requires an uphill climb to reach the Palazzo Ducale. The Raffaello is a VERY charming property close to Rafael's house, but again requires a steep uphill climb. I could recommend all three (I've never been to the Mamiani, but would avoid it unless I had a rental car). Urbino is a small town, but you'll need to negotiate steep slopes no matter where you choose to stay overnight. With the San Domenico, you can limit the amount of uphill walking.




