3 Best Hotels in The Veneto and Friuli–Venezia Giulia, Italy

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There's a full range of accommodations throughout the region. Ask about weekend discounts, often available at hotels catering to business clients. Rates tend to be higher in Padua and Verona; in Verona especially, seasonal rates vary widely and soar during trade fairs and the opera season. There are fewer good lodging choices in Vicenza, perhaps because more overnighters are drawn to the better restaurant scene in Verona and Padua. Agriturismo (farm stay) information is available at tourist offices and sometimes on their websites.

L'Albero Nascosto Hotel Residence

$$ | Via Felice Venezian 18, Trieste, 34124, Italy Fodor's Choice

There's plenty of architectural character mixed with contemporary, artsy warmth in the guest rooms of this central, 18th-century building, while the nearby annex offers four spacious apartments. Public areas include a small patio enclosed by Roman walls; the cozy breakfast room is a wonderful spot to share in the owner's passion for coffee, tea, and tisane (infusions) from around the world. 

Pros

  • Very central
  • Spacious and simple but tasteful rooms
  • Friendly, knowledgeable hosts

Cons

  • No elevator
  • Street noise can be a problem (if noise sensitive, ask for a room in the back)
  • Tricky parking nearby
Via Felice Venezian 18, Trieste, 34124, Italy
040-300188
Hotel Details
10 rooms
Free Breakfast

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B&B dai Toscans

$ | Corso Mazzini 15/1, Cividale del Friuli, 33043, Italy

In a central location, this 15th-century palazzo, once home to the dukes of Tuscany, is now a charming and romantic bed-and-breakfast with parquet flooring throughout, a pleasant if unremarkable breakfast room, and large guest rooms furnished in antique style. Generous, well-prepared continental breakfasts include homemade cake, fresh fruit, and savory options. The resident owners are friendly and helpful.

Pros

  • Large, well-appointed rooms
  • Triples for families
  • No- or low-fee nearby parking

Cons

  • Some noise from the street and the cathedral bells
  • Quirky decor not to everyone's taste
  • Can be a struggle hauling luggage in this pedestrianized area
Corso Mazzini 15/1, Cividale del Friuli, 33043, Italy
3490-765288-mobile
Hotel Details
5 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Due Mori

$ | Corso Mazzini 73, Marostica, 36063, Italy

Although this inn dates from the 18th century, the interior is minimalist and clean-lined—Rooms 7, 8, 11, and 12 redress the balance with picture-perfect views of the town's upper castle, while other windows look out onto the city walls or olive-tree-filled terraces. Some rooms can add an extra two beds for families. The buffet breakfast can be taken on a tranquil terrace or in a small, cozy breakfast room with quirky modern paintings. The inn can organize tailored tours and bike hire. Considerable advance booking is required for the weekend of the chess game.

Pros

  • Only hotel within the city walls
  • Travel transfers and bikes available
  • Great views of castle from some rooms

Cons

  • Limited breakfast choice
  • Noise from Corso Mazzini–facing rooms
  • Bland decoration
Corso Mazzini 73, Marostica, 36063, Italy
0424-471777
Hotel Details
12 rooms
Free Breakfast

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