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What Guests Said About Urbino:
Helen
United States of America
10
Through no planning of our own, we happened to be here...
Through no planning of our own, we happened to be here during the town's saint's day. There were families gathered in the main piazza watching a road race and raffle drawing, and we were able to enjoy it all from the sidelines of a cafe while sipping on Prosecco. The next day we visited the Ducal Palace, but should have set aside awhole day instead of a couple of hours. It's an amazing place, both as a museum and an architectural wonder.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Urbino was beautiful!
Urbino was beautiful! My son studied abroad for 4 months there. My family and I met him when the semester was over to travel around. Staff was nice. Breakfast was good. Location was great! Only complaint was the room was hot- didn't know how to work the AC.
Ada
Chile
10
I'm so happy I planned a trip to Urbino!
I'm so happy I planned a trip to Urbino! We went to Rome, Florence and Venice before coming here. All 3 cities are great but are packed with tourists. Urbino is a beautiful and more quiet medieval town with fun activities such as the house of Raffaello (yes, THE painter Raffaello) amazing views of the "campagna", palazzo ducale, and just walking around its beautiful streets makes your day a great day. The food is also amazing and not expensive. Great way to get a different sight of Italy.
integrayas
United States of America
10
Small town and getting around is very easy, although...
Small town and getting around is very easy, although sidewalks could be steep. Great places to eat: La Terrazza del Duca, Gelateria La Romana, and a little place near Albergo San Giovanni (name don't remember) but have good seafood.
Sylvia
Italy
10
Urbino is a little gem, surrounded by the walls you do have...
Urbino is a little gem, surrounded by the walls you do have the feeling to step back in time. Cute streets, great people! Wonderful Palazzo Ducale, great art. The people of Urbino were very welcoming, lovely little city.
Janet
United States of America
8.0
Urbino itself is a hilltop town with history.
Urbino itself is a hilltop town with history. There is public parking that is easy to get to, with an elevator to the center of town. The ducal palace is quite impressive, although not overly friendly to English-speaking tourists; there were a lot of signs in English as well as Italian, but we really would have appreciated it if there were an audio-guide in English. The city has many students, and caters more to them than tourists, which is fine. I would also recommend the Oratorio de San Giovanni - you have to walk up an amazing street of steps to this tiny chapel, where there are amazing frescos, as well as a beautiful view of the Ducal Palace from the sacristy. The city does not take more than a day for most tourists.
“Some bookings are so good that a score of 10 seems insufficient. Torricini deserves 100. Every aspect was beond expectation: Tasha the hostess, locatio and view of Palazzo skyline, beautiful restored interiors of 15th building, terrace breakfast.”
“Authentic Italian country style. Quality construction and amenities. Excellent breakfast. Friendly, helpful staff. Restful rural location a few kilometers from Urbino.”
“Friendly, helpful staff (excellent English, too), at convenient location along top of city wall. Hotel breakfast very good, and excellent restaurant (de Leone) nearby for later.”
“Nice breakfast,eggs made to order. Hotel located close to good restaurants. We parked our car In the beach parking lot walked about one kilometer to the hotel, pretty level walk along the water. Make sure you have only one small bag on wheels. We left the rest in the car three days.”
“Family rooms with two big bedrooms and sitting area
Slightly dated charm. We were brilliantly looked after by staff that addressed us formally by name. Like a hotel from another era. White charming in a way, even if not as up to date as the modern chains.”
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