The Best Places To Stay In Italy

The 2024 Ultimate Guide On The Best Hotels, Hostels and B&Bs

The vibrant cities, the delicious food, the stunning landscapes and the amazing art. There’s so much to see in Italy!

It’s tough to choose where to stay and what places to visit; all the Italian cities are definitely worth a visit. However, this is not always possible.

Don’t worry. We’re here to help you.

We are two Italians who just love their country and hope to offer you as many tips and advice as possible to help you plan an incredible holiday.

Keep reading to find out the best hotels, hostels, and B&Bs in Italy, no matter your budget!

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Where to stay in Rome, Italy 

Where to stay in Rome, Italy

The vibrant capital of Italy is one of the unmissable places to see during your holiday. Full of ancient monuments and with an incredible artistic and cultural heritage, there is just so much to see in this city!

Rome is huge, so I’d highly suggest you book your accommodation very close to the city centre.

Top Accommodations In Rome:

All You Need Is Rome Guesthouse

All You Need Is Rome is a very cheap guest house situated in Rome city centre. The interiors are nicely decorated with paintings and sentences dedicated to famous music bands and singers. Plus, it has a fully equipped kitchen!

The accommodation offers an excellent  location, 10 minutes walk from the Vatican and 15 minutes walk from the city’s main attractions. Surrounded by restaurants and close to the subway, it’s definitely one of the best cheap options to visit the capital!

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Residenza Venti Settebre

Exquisite rooms situated in the city centre, within walking distance from the main attractions and at an affordable price.

The gorgeous rooms and the super helpful people who work there make this hotel one of the best options when choosing your accommodation in the Capital. 

The rooms also feature a view of the city, and a hot tub is available for the hotel guests!

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J.K. Place Roma

Stunning hotel featuring stylish rooms in the heart of Rome. In fact, the hotel is situated just 10 minutes walking from the Pantheon and the main attractions.

The marble bathrooms, the handmade fabric beds… all this will make your holiday in Rome even more perfect! The rooms have fabulous balconies with city views, where you can sit and enjoy a super romantic Italian dinner.

Inside the Hotel you can also try the amazing restaurant offering Italian and international food, and a delicious breakfast is included in the rooms’ price.

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Where to stay in Venice, Italy

Where to stay in Venice, Italy

Venice surely is a winner when considering the cities to visit during a trip to Italy. In fact, it is one of the most visited cities in the world, and it can definitely not be considered a cheap city. However, it’s one of the most fascinating Italian cities, and it’s absolutely worth at least a day of your holiday. Still, finding a place to stay if you are low on a budget can be challenging, especially if you’re looking for something close to the city centre.

If you’re considering Venice as one of your Italian destinations, you should probably check my article on the “Best places to stay in Venice“, written with Kris’ help (since Venice is his birthplace!).

Below I’ve listed for you some of the best accommodations for any budget (from the cheapest to the most expensive one!).

Top Accommodations In Venice:

Hotel Dalla Mora

One of the hotels with the lowest prices and best reviews in Venice, Hotel Dalla Mora is situated in an excellent location, in the Santa Croce district, very close to the main attractions.

Some of the rooms feature an amazing view of the canal, and a delicious typical Italian breakfast (with coffee and croissant!) in included in the price.

Besides the cosy rooms, the hotel also has a very nice featured terrace, where you can relax and enjoy a unique view!

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Hotel Bonvecchiati

This fantastic 4-star hotel is within walking distance from St. Mark, Venice’ main square. The rooms, mostly decorated in a classic Venetian style, feature an incredible view of the city and the canal.

The waterside terrace also has a restaurant where you can enjoy an Italian panoramic dinner!

The hotel even has a private dock, where you can enjoy a ride on the typical gondole. A must-do experience in Venice!

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Baglioni Hotel Luna

This charming 5-star hotel is just a few minutes walking from the famous St. Mark square. The fabulous terrace with a view of the lagoon is the perfect place to have a romantic dinner and taste delicious Italian food prepared by the hotel’s award-winning restaurant. The view is really breathtaking!

The interiors, decorated with antique furniture, marble and Murano glass (from the small Venetian island, which I highly suggest visiting), are impossible not to love.

The hotel also has a private dock for all your gondola’s adventures!

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Where to stay in Naples, Amalfi Coast and Capri, Italy

Day Trips From Naples - Amalfi Coast

From hiking the active volcano to exploring the destroyed city of Pompeii, you will never run out of things to do in Naples.

Its immense cultural and artistic heritage, together with the incredible landscapes of the Amalfi Coast and the stunning Capri Island, make Naples one of the most touristic places in Italy (and I’m not saying this because it’s my birthplace!).

Naples is a city worth a visit, and trust me, you will not regret it.

When looking for accommodations, there are thousands of choices, but again, don’t worry! I have listed below some of the best places to stay during your holiday.

I strongly advise you to choose your accommodation in Naples, as you can easily reach the Coast and Capri on a one-day trip. Moreover, you can easily find cheaper hotels in the city!

If you want to know more, read my article about the “Where To Stay In Naples“.

Top Accommodations In Naples:

B&B Depretis19

This lovely B&B is situated in an excellent position, close to the Maschio Angioino castle, in  Naples’ city centre.

The rooms have balconies with city views, a minibar and air conditioning (essential when visiting Naples during summer!), all at very affordable prices. Included in the price is also a tasty Italian breakfast! 

In my opinion, this is one of the best options if you’re low on a budget; you would be in an excellent position and have the privacy of your own room!

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Mastropasqua BB

One of the most affordable accommodations on the Lungomare Caracciolo (the stunning seaside), Mastopasqua BB is in a central location, in one of the most beautiful areas of Naples.

The modern rooms offer a very nice city view, and a delicious breakfast is served in the morning. The B&B is also close to the subway, allowing you to easily move around the city!

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Grand Hotel Parker’s

This luxury hotel is situated in Corso Vittorio Emanuele, a residential area in the city centre, well connected and not far from the main attractions. The fabulous hotel is furnished in an Empire style, and some of the rooms offer a breathtaking sea view.

The hotel also has a bar, a cigar room, a restaurant specialising in Mediterranean cuisine, a gym and a sauna.

I’m in love with their super romantic terrace with a view of the Gulf of Naples!

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Where to stay in Florence, Italy

Florence, Italy

Florence is definitely one of the most artistic cities in the world, and you can’t absolutely miss it during your trip to Italy. Especially if you are an art lover, you will love this city. From the incredible Uffizi  Gallery to the Statue of David and the Birth of Venus, Florence has a huge artistic heritage. 

If you decide to stop in Florence, you can’t miss the stunning scenery Tuscany has to offer. In fact, it’s possible to reach the small towns within an hour from the city and admire the breathtaking unique landscapes!

Below I listed some of the best accommodations close to the main attractions, for any budget (from the cheapest to the most luxurious one).

 

Top Accommodations In Florence:

My Friends

If you’re low on a budget, Hotel Dali is one of the best places to stay during your holiday in Florence. Cosy rooms with private parking situated in an excellent position, in the city centre, at a very affordable price.

They also have an option with shared bathrooms if you’re looking for something even cheaper!

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Baglioni Relais Santa Croce

This lovely B&B is situated in the heart of Florence, just a few minutes walking from the Uffizi Gallery.

The rooms feature a private bathroom, TV and air conditioning, and a delicious breakfast is included in the price. 

The owners are super friendly and helpful, and the prices are affordable for an exceptional location!

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Hotel Lungarno – Lungarno Collection

Set in an 18-century building, this luxurious 5-star hotel is situated in Florence’s historic centre.

Finely furnished with a modern and decor style, the hotel also features a music room (where events take place),  a restaurant preparing delicious gourmet food with fresh local products, and an award-winning winery. You can also admire the fantastic frescoed ceilings, contributing to the incredible atmosphere of this place.

What best way to fully experience the city of the art?!

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Where to stay in Milan, Italy

Milan, Italy

Milan is widely known for being the city of fashion and shopping But besides the stunning Gallerie Vittorio Emanuele II (the famous shopping centre), there are many other incredible attractions worth visiting. Examples are its fantastic cathedral, the Parco Sempione (offering beautiful views) and the charming La Scala Opera house.

I’d definitely spend a day of my holiday in the city!

The hotels and B&Bs in the city centre cannot be considered cheap, and sometimes it can be challenging to find something on a budget. The season has a significant influence on the prices of the accommodations, obviously.

Despite this, I tried my best to list below some of the best accommodations in Milan city centre, from the most affordable to the most luxurious one!

Top Accommodations In Milan:

Hotel Vecchia Milano

The Hotel Vecchia Milano is one of the cheapest options in the city centre (even cheaper than most hostels!).

It is situated in an excellent position, just 10 minutes walking from the Cathedral, and the rooms come with a private bathroom and breakfast included.

Some of the rooms also feature a lovely balcony and a city view!

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Moscova Luxury B&B

Modern B&B centrally located, Moscova Luxury B&B offers rooms featuring air-conditioning, flat-screen TV and coffee machine (in your own room!).

The guests can also benefit from a shared lounge and 24-hours use of the kitchen.

It is definitely one of the best options and at an excellent price if considering its centrality and services!

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Palazzo Parigi Hotel & Grand SPA

This fabulous hotel is situated in the heart of Milan’s fashion district, with the Metro only a few minutes walking.

The elegant rooms feature a balcony or a terrace with stunning views of the city and offer all the comforts you need, like a flat-screen TV, a minibar, and a seating area. I’m so in love with this hotel’s luxurious style!

You can also enjoy local specialities in the hotel restaurant or taste delicious Italian sweets in the famous patisserie Caffe Parigi.

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Where to stay in Cinque Terre, Italy

cinque terre, Italy

Ah, Cinque Terre! Who hasn’t heard at least once of this Italian piece of paradise?! 

With its colourful houses, cliffside villages and stunning landscapes that look like they’ve been taken out straight from a postcard, it is the perfect destination for nature lovers.

To not miss is one of the most famous Italian hikes, on the trail that connects the characteristic villages. Such a unique experience!

Check out the most gorgeous accommodations in Cinque Terre!

Top Accommodations In Cinque Terre:

Camere Fontanavecchia

Situated in Vernazza, just 5 minutes walking from the beach, this guest house is one of the cheapest options in the area, offering an excellent position.

Close by are the trains running across the Cinque Terre National Park.

The comfortable accommodation is also surrounded by restaurants, cafes and shops!

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Luxury Seaview Apartments Manarola by Arbaspaa

Situated in Manarola, one of the most beautiful towns of the Cinque Terre, these apartments offer all the comforts, like a private bathroom, kitchen and dining area at an affordable price.

Some apartments also have a fantastic panoramic terrace, where you can sit and enjoy a fabulous view, overlooking the town and the sea!

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Vernazza Guest House, Terre Marine

This stunning stone house features a patio with a breathtaking view, where you can enjoy a panoramic lunch/dinner or relax while sunbathing.

The home, situated in Vernazza, also offers BBQ facilities, modern furnishings, and a fully equipped marble kitchen.

The interiors are lovely and cosy, with parquets floors and wood-beamed ceilings.

A quietly located charming house with an idyllic garden!

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Looking for more information on traveling Italy? Have a look at “6 Unmissable Places in Italy“!

Kikka

Kikka

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Kikka is the founder and owner of Kikka's Voyage. She is passionate about travelling, photography, and all artistic things; she has travelled through Europe for a two years in her self-converted van, with her partner Kris and her dog Sangria. She is now planning her next trip, while helping other creators to grow their business and earn their freedom.
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