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This is a beautiful and very walkable town and perfect for a short stay. All the piazzas are within walking distance, the terrain is flat (yay!) and there are excellent cafes and restaurants. Do not miss the Meletti cafe in Piazza del Popolo. Yes, they charge 5 Euros for a (large) glass of Verdicchio Brut, but it's some of the best bubbly we've had AND it is served with the very best free appetizers. Go at the end of the afternoon and do some people-watching as everyone arrives in the Piazza for their pre-dinner stroll.
Wonderful B&B wonderful loction,wonderful food,staff very kind ,loved the old town. Our timing was bad as it was difficult to hook up with a tour but did hook up with a very excellent private tout.Extreamly interesting and wonderful old city to just walk and explore.We would love to return and explore the surrounding towns although we did visit Offida ,a must see ancient town.
Ascoli dates back to 92 BC! The Romanesque buildings in the Centro Storico are made from Travertine marble and when you send your way through the back streets you feel you are in ancient times. There are many Romanesque churches with beautiful interiors. It is absolutely beautiful, walkable, with nice shops, restaurants and cafes. The Piazza Del Popolo is famous in Italy for its marble floor and archways. It is home to the city hall, the basilica and the legendary Caffe' Meletti.
Beautiful, compact little town in the hills. Easily walkable. You'll need a car to get there, so you might as well go off into the surrounding countryside. The big earthquake that demolished Amatrice didn't hit here as hard but the main tower was damaged.
The piazza di popolo is a great spot. Meletti's is a must for the local anisette. The piazza di arringo is gorgeous and the water from the horse fountains is some of the best water i have ever had.
“This hotel and spa was amazing. Very clean, great amenities. We did a massage and used the spa twice. Very relaxing. I would recommend it”
“The coffee Anericano was the best!!! Hotel was centrally located and immaculate.”
“The radiators were on when we arrived, which was so welcome on a cool night. Hotel is recently remodeled and is charming. We love family-run operations and we loved the family who runs this hotel. We ended up eating supper there as well as breakfast because the "Mom" planned inviting traditional meals. Hiking or simply walking at the lake is so beautiful; this spot makes a good central location for Western Abruzzo.”
“This hotel is superb. The location and accommodations could not have been better. There is a spa on site and we were the only ones using the facilities. We highly recommend visiting Ascoli Piceno and staying at this hotel.”
“Everything was perfect. The staff was incredible, the location couldn't have been better, the hotel was clean. I would never stay anywhere else in Ascoli Piceno.”
