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What Guests Said About Viterbo:
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
If you are sturdy, you will enjoy walking here.
If you are sturdy, you will enjoy walking here. However, be ware of auto and motorcycle drivers as no sidewalks exist within the walled part of the city. Also, if you enter and leave town by train, remember that the two rail lines to Rome are a 25 minute walk from each other. The national railway has its chief station near Porta San Pietro while the provincially-run railway, Roma Nord, has its station on the opposite end of town. Both stations are outside the walls.
Gloria
Singapore
10
Viterbo is a perfect weekend getaway.
Viterbo is a perfect weekend getaway. The sights are amazing. The town is just perfect for getting lost, lots of little streets, and alleys. The food is excellent. The residents are really friendly. It's a little slice of heaven.
The town is filled with medieval history, but then there is modern art to be found. Such a wonderful mixture.
Taking a train from Rome is easy. The train station is just a few minutes walking to town.
Sunny staff on a rai
United States of America
10
There is a lot to see and enjoy in the historic city of...
There is a lot to see and enjoy in the historic city of Viterbo. Just walk among the well-cared for buildings and along the old but lively streets is a pleasure. Many restaurants, great views, easy parking just outside the walls.
Giuliana
Malta
10
Viterbo, especially the old town is a jewel.
Viterbo, especially the old town is a jewel. La Macchina di Santa Rosa is amazing. Viterbo is full of lovely churches and also has lots of history. Getting round Viterbo was very easy, especially as our hotel was very central. There were many good restaurants and the prices were reasonable. The people were also very helpful.
Rene
United States of America
10
Visiting downtown Viterbo you transform your self into a...
Visiting downtown Viterbo you transform your self into a charming well kept clean town, lots of culture to admire charming streets, beautiful churches.
Inside downtown is not a place to drive with a large van or even a small van, parking is a little bit of problem. Solution if staying in the center of town drive drop everything park a few blocks and then enjoy the town, or park outside downtown , drive and park a few blocks away from downtown and walk, either way it is an experience you will never forget. Viterbo is a extremely nice town, you will enjoy it.
Petar
Italy
10
Those popes sure knew how to pic a good residence spot.:)
A great option for a relaxed weekend filled with very nice historical attractions, architectural jewels of medieval gothics and some outstanding thermal springs to relax ur muscles after a day of sightseeing.
“Villa Farinella is a stunning historic building with a nice location just outside the Viterbo historic center. Host is super friendly and helpful. Pool is a nice addition and perfect place to chill out in hot day.”
“Located in a nice area of the old town with private parking. Walking distance to very good restaurants and points of interest in Viterbo. Excellent if one wishes to experience old types of accommodation with small rooms and narrow access. The service was excellent and breakfast was pleasant.”
“Like always BW are a terrific hotels, and this one is not exception, friendly and comfortable.
We choose this hotel because of parking facilities, and a short drive to downtown Viterbo, in less than 10 minutes drive.”
“The accommodation is set in a 15th century house in the centre of Viterbo. It is nicely furnished with the old elements of stoneworks preserved. The host provided anything we would require for a weekend get-away, including a complimentary wine and breakfast. We even got a drive from and to the train station which was not included in the original offer.”
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