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The Best Hotels in Italy
Guides and recommendations to help find the perfect hotel, agriturism, B&B, or rental room in Italy no matter what your budget—from inexpensive gems to worthy splurges
Whether you're looking for a room overlooking the Grand Canal in Venice, a frescoed palazzo in Florence, or a cheap hotel in the heart of Rome, we've got the best hotels in all of Italy gathered here in one place.
Over the decade I spent writing guidebooks for Frommer's, Dummies, and Dorling Kindersley/Eyewitness, I've stayed in literally hundreds upon hundreds of hotels throughout Italy. These are my absolute favorites, the ones that I recommend to friends and family and that, when given a choice, I would stay in myself.
Reid's Recommendations
Best hotels in Florence
- Reid's 19 favorite hotels in Florence in every price range, from campgrounds, hotels, and a cheap pensione packed with baroque art and designer furnishings to Renaissance palazzi in the heart of the old center and a frescoed castle in the hills with stunning Florence views.
Best hotels in Venice
- Reid's 16 favorite hotels in Venice, from an insanely inexpensive family-run pensione by the Rialto market to a moderate hotel with views of St. Mark's, and from the cheapest room with windows right on the Grand Canal to the haute life at the famed Danieli, overlooking the Bacino San Marco.
Best Hotels in Rome
- Reid's 25 favorite hotels in Rome, from cheap beds overlooking the the Pantheon to villas on the quiet Aventine Hill, jovial backpacker joints near Termini station to hopsices run by kindly nuns, and bastions of luxury off Piazza Navona to the campground where Reid once lived when he was 13.
More Hotels in Italy
Those are just the most popular places. To see a full list of hotels in cities, hill towns, ski resorts, beaches, islands, and countryside accommodations all across Italy, click on the map below:
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This material was last updated October 2006. All information was accurate at the time.
Copyright © 1998-2008 by Reid Bramblett. All rights reserved.


