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Hotel in Urbino
Albergo Italia was Urbino’s first hotel. Set in the historic center, it is a 5-minute walk from Palazzo Ducale. This hotel offers free WiFi throughout and rooms with a flat-screen satellite TV. Fantastic location with friendly and helpful staff.
Hotel in Urbino
Set in the green hills around Urbino, Hotel Mamiani & Kì-Spa Urbino features a brand-new spa with hydrotherapy pool and beauty center. Staff are always extremely courteous and professional. Location is terrific and avoids the congestion of trafffic parking when visiting Urbino. There is also a wonderful restaurant adjacent to Mamiami.
Hotel in Urbino
Located a 5-minute drive from the Urbino's historic center, La Meridiana is surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Montefeltro hills and features a swimming pool and a restaurant. We had a family room and it was a good size, bathroom was clean and well equipped and there was air conditioning. Food was great, staff were very helpful and there was a lovely swimming pool. Urbino is close by and well worth a visit.
Hotel in Urbino
The Albergo San Domenico hotel is an old religious complex that is located in the main square of Urbino, directly in front of the Ducal Palace, between the Cathedral and the University. All good... apr conditioning was not adequate.
Hotel in Urbino
The Hotel Bonconte is an old villa, recently refurbished and modernized, offering every comfort with top class service. It is elegantly furnished and comprises some antique pieces. The friendliness of the staff, the buffet breakfast and our room.
Hotel in Urbino
Immersed in the green Montefeltro hills of Urbino's countryside, Colleverde Country House offers a spa with indoor pool and hydromassage jets. The pictures around ! Beatífico place&facilities
Hotel in Urbino
Hotel Tortorina is located in the hills surrounding Urbino. It has panoramic views and features free parking. The Tortorina’s rooms are simply decorated and include a satellite TV and private... Old but cosy hotel. Near the city of Urbino (20 minutes walking) with free parking. The swimming pool was closed. A very good place to eat near by is Pizzeria Marco Magno located half the way to the city. Urbino is a mediaval city you must visit. It is not crowded as other old cities in Italy. I plan to be next year also. Fully recomended.
Hotel in Urbino
Hotel Raffaello is in the heart of Urbino's old town, and takes its name from the famous artist whose birthplace you can find just a few yards away. Perfect location and good view over the city.
Hotel in Urbino
Walk to the city center in 15 minutes from this 3-star hotel, offering good public transport connections, friendly service, and large accommodations with panoramic views over the countryside of... private terrace; good location
Hotel in Urbino
In a peaceful location, Hotel and Residence Dei Duchi offers a personalized service, and spacious rooms with air conditioning and satellite TV. Historic central Urbino is a 5 minute drive away. - The dude at the reception was very kind and helpful to me. I still thank him. - Room very wide and spacious, with a table and a couple of wardrobes. It looked more like a small apartment. - Free parking next to the hotel. - The elegant furniture and decor of the reception.
These hotels in Urbino are highly rated by couples: Colleverde Country House SPA & Benessere Urbino, Albergo Italia, and Hotel Bonconte.
For hotels in Urbino that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Albergo Italia, Colleverde Country House SPA & Benessere Urbino, and Hotel La Meridiana.
Many families visiting Urbino loved staying at Colleverde Country House SPA & Benessere Urbino, Albergo Italia, and Albergo San Domenico.
Albergo Italia, Hotel Mamiani & Kì-Spa Urbino, and Colleverde Country House SPA & Benessere Urbino are some of the popular hotels in Urbino.
Some of the best hotels in Urbino near Duomo include Porta Santa Lucia, Residenza Ambrogi B&B and B&B Villa Paradiso.
Urbino is a lovely old town on top of a hill, so it involves a lot of walking up and down hills to see all the sights - not so easy if you’re there in a heatwave, as we were. The cathedral was closed for restoration. The Ducal Palace is worth a visit, as is Raphael’s house. The Botanical Garden was a nice little oasis to stop for a time.
Urbino is a treasure trove of renaissance art and architecture. Not as hectic and crowded as Florence but with ambience and culture to match the big cities in Italy. Sitting in the Piazza at sunset with an aperol spritz is a treat. The city is small enough to walk every corner and our two days gave us ample time to enjoy all the sites.
Urbino is unfairly sidelined by foreign visitors when it comes to the most beautiful spots to visit in Italy. It might probably because it is - comparatively - a little more difficult to reach (only by bus, no train station), but it is nevertheless absolutely worth it. It is a splendid town, magically nestled on a hillside, and if one has any ideal clichés about Italy in mind, they will all come true right there: walled city, small paved steep streets, churches here and there, fantastic food. The hometown of Raffaello is perhaps most know for its majestic Ducal Palace, which hosts one of the best museums I had the chance to visit so far, the "Galleria Nazionale delle Marche", one of the most important collections of Renaissance paintings in the world.
There is an amazing sense of history to be found there. We especially liked the Ducal Palace museum, with its opportunity to imagine the palace life of the Duke of Montefaltro—we loved the magnificent inlaid wood private rooms of the Duke. We wish there were more paintings by Rafaello there, but appreciated the two that were there.
Fascinating medieval town, full of historic and artistic treasures. Requires time (and strong legs!) if you are to get the most from the experience. Excellent food at reasonable prices with the host's guidance.
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.
Location was not for me!!!!!Steep roads ,sharp turns,I felt I am on rolecoster ,we wear looking with GPS,not found ,after driving back and forth .It was far away from Urbino,we wear tired,stay only one night and went to San Marino.It was not good choice ,I thing Booking .com should give more information about location of that hotel
Superb location. Lovely hostess with an encyclopedic knowledge of Urbino and its history. She speaks only Italian and is patient with those who are clumsy with translation. New facilities and a comfortable bed. A quiet place only a few level steps from the towns' large parking structure. I would stay there again.
I reserved this hotel while we were driving from Rome to Venice. Loved the hotel as soon as I arrived. Very kind staff (mostly sure are the owners) both at the reception and for breakfast, which is served in a patio with a stunning view. Rooms are big, comfortable and super clean. Internet was OK too
We so enjoyed our stay at Casa Disma Urbino. Although we had to drive to get to Urbino, our home away from home felt secluded and comfortable. The kitchen was well stocked for our breakfast use. Bruno and Lella couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. We were sorry to say goodbye!
Literally, home away from home. Sabina and Michele’s house is decorated with such good taste, the rooms are large and pretty, and the breakfast in the morning is big enough. The location is perfect, a 10-minute walk from the city centre of Urbino. The overall atmosphere is delightful.
The hotel is in a quiet area of Urbino, with free parking and lovely views. The gentleman at the desk was very sweet and tried to answer our questions as best he could. The rooms were spacious and if you like a very firm mattress you will find the beds very comfortable.
The hotel is located off the main road, just a few minutes away from Urbino. There was plenty of parking space and a nice games room. The Wifi was good and the rooms spacious. Next to the current hotel, a new section with spa and leisure facilities is being built.
Nice decor, lovely grounds, lots of staff and easy check in late, good breakfast, nice details in room like tea, toiletries and nice towels, easy location for Urbino, Spa and restaurant on site but we didn't use these, high chair for toddler.
Fantastic location opposite the palace and still fairly quiet. Big, spacious rooms with character - I had 3 beds despite booking a single room. The room was very clean too, provided with everything you need.
Brilliant location in the very centre of Urbino. Beautiful room with incredible painted ceiling. Guiditta was so helpful, she advised us about parking, restaurants & all the places we should visit.
Hotel in walking distance to the historic centre of Urbino. Easy accessible by car and easy free parking in the street in a calm residential area. Quite comfortable bed. Good WiFi connection.
very comfortable beds, wonderful breakfast, friendly and helpful hosts. we would love to stay again at rezidenza ambrogi on a return to urbino.
The kitchenette was a great addition and it’s in a really good position in Urbino, convenient for most attractions
Fantastic location, beautiful house, friendly hosts who gave us great advice about visiting Urbino.
Best and most friendly staff ever, will my default location for Urbino!
The only thing this hotel has going for it is a perfect location.
Good no. 3 bus opposite taking you into Urbino.
The location was great and we loved Urbino.
We were given tokens for an Italian breakfast that could be used in various bars neat the B&B and in the centre. The proprietor was very helpful; he explained about about the town and gave us tips for visiting.
