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You won't find rooms much cheaper than this in Palermo and especially not in such a central location. Just off the Corso Vittorio Emanuele and in an old palazzo, this little hotel is within spitt…

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Campo Santa Margarita is one of Venice's liveliest squares, with market stalls selling fresh produce during the day, a smattering of restaurants and bars, and plenty of early evening-buzz. If you…

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Located near the Duomo and steps from Michelangelo's Cappelle Medicee, this small, friendly hotel offers good value by Florentine standards, making it a fine base for travellers who want a few mo…

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The perfect perch for people-watching, handily placed near the train station and overlooking a lively square, Campo San Geremia. All of Venice troops past your windows by day, and when the day-tr…

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While this small, slightly out of the way hotel was previously a tad dour and only really recommended for its price, a renovation has seen it become a good-value option.

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While gaining a star (it now has four) hasn't made this hotel the bargain it once was, it's a more elegant hotel for it and a great choice for this interesting little part of town.

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A five-minute walk from the train station and steps from the Basilica di San Lorenzo, the Hotel Accademia offers solid modern comforts inside an imposing, 18th-century palazzo. You arrive via a …

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Along a quiet canal just a few minutes' walk from Piazza San Marco, this friendly family-run hotel has modest yet cheerful guestrooms and a giddy rooftop terrace.

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Adjacent to Piazza della Repubblica, this small friendly hotel has a family atmosphere and is excellent value for the price. While it's simple accommodation, all rooms have their own bathroom and…

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Tucked up a little alley, this hotel is well placed for the Ghetto and Museu Ebraico, and is walking distance from the train station. Recently updated rooms are good-sized and rather tastefully r…

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With a multitude of sleeping options, Des Artistes has a room for everyone. Hostel-goers can choose between plush, carpeted rooms near the 5th-floor reception or more basic dorms on the 2nd floor…

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The friendly Ercoli is a straight-up, no-frills pensione, popular with foreign students. It's not a big place and the 14 rooms are functional rather than memorable, but they're all sparkling clea…

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This small, hip hotel offers rooms at rates that are remarkably reasonable in high season and downright bargains at other times. While everything in the place is rather miniature, from the breakf…

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Located on the fourth floor of a late-19th-century building just past the grand arch that presides over Piazza della Repubblica, this classic Florence pension has been offering solid, mid-range c…

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Hovering between budget and mid-range, this place has an upbeat young feel, despite being located in a fairly staid residential area. There's plenty of bright paintwork, colourful prints and smil…

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For Rome, this friendly, family-run place, offers great value. An unassuming two-star, it has well-appointed rooms decorated in pastel tones and plush blue fabrics, for which you could easily pay…

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Simple wrought-iron beds, terracotta tiled floors, and whitewashed walls are a relief in a city overwhelmed with froufrou decor schemes. Hide in plain sight at this pleasant, convenient, central …

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A new top-end hotel in a city that's badly in need of some seriously upmarket options, UNA brings a bit of city slick to Catania. An Italy-wide chain, this hotel has a gleaming white interior, po…

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Close to Stazione Centrale, this three-star offers clean, comfortable lodgings. It's certainly not the most exciting Milan property if you're here to see the sights, but it's a decent choice if y…

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A stunning hotel, opened in 2007 and built in Lingua's converted old saltworks complex. It's right next to the large pebble beach - sunset swims are essential if you stay here.

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This is a B&B that doubles as a shrine to stylish design. It's all baptism whites, heavenly blues and cobalt greys, with straight lines leading the eye across the elegant furnishings.

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This fine old building with its grand canopied entrance houses a surprisingly good value four-star hotel. The location is a short suitcase trundle from the main station and the rooms are large an…

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The Boston's austere classical façade gives no inkling of the explosion of modern art inside. Public areas are filled with original works by artists including Warhol, Lichtenstein and Aldo Mondin…

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For travellers who are looking for a serious view of the basilica, you need only look out most windows for a postcard shot. If your view isn't perfect enough, head to the rooftop deck with a view…

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This comfortable hotel is convenient with a mildly corporate feel. But the revamped rooms work well and, despite being so close to the sophisticated strut of Via Roma shops, the hotel is really q…

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A decent, honest, family run two-star that is well-positioned on a quiet street off Via Dante. It's clean and well-maintained, and makes a great base for exploring the historic centre of Milan.

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A cosy hotel near the station with small but warmly furnished rooms, good facilities and enthusiastic service. The classy restaurant enjoys an excellent reputation for its traditional Piedmontese…

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This cool hotel stays busy keeping the Fiera di Milano-going crowd happy with its stylish design, excellent business facilities and welcoming bars. If you're not staying for a show at the fair th…

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Situated halfway between Fiera di Milano and Parco Sempione, this fully renovated three-star, housed in an early 1900s building, is a modern, comfortable hotel with decent service and facilities,…

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Located within a lovely, 16th-century palazzo steps from the San Lorenzo market, this hotel offers convenience as well as solid, three-star comforts. It's not exactly a bargain, but it's decent v…

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Biennale-bound travellers find a home away from their home-design catalogues in this unexpected showplace of minimalist design right near the historic Ghetto.

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While the Ariston claims to be Milan's first ecological hotel, it's better viewed as a modern, comfortable three-star. It's well-situated, being an easy walk to both the city sights and the Navig…

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This remarkable hotel consists of two parts: a lavish Renaissance palazzo and a modern wing that, while rather characterless, is ranged around one of the loveliest gardens in the city. It's not c…

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Away from the mobs yet within spitting distance of the Uffizi Galleries and the Arno, this straightforward Oltrarno hotel offers good value by Florentine standards. Its greatest feature is the la…

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Easily the most glamorous thing about the Stazione Centrale area, this grand old hotel opened in 1932 and has now been renovated to good effect, with upgraded facilities and noticeably better ser…

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This stylish four-star off Corso Como is not in a great position for the sights, but is strategically positioned for bars and clubs, making it a good choice for those who like to get up after lun…

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Originally built for a prince from the Carrega Bertolini family in the late 19th century, this grand hotel delivers up old-world ambience and solid comforts in the heart of the city. However, its…

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This deluxe boutique hotel in a former palazzo offers a delightfully warm welcome with elegant decor to a modern standard and immaculate attention to detail. This place really is divine and judgi…

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This Best Western hotel is tucked beneath the arcades, a stone's throw from Stazione Porto Nuova. Go for a room on the 1st floor if you can; opened in September 2005, they have been carefully ind…

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A smart, cosy little hotel just off Piazza Vittorio Veneto which solidly reflects its three-star category in terms of decor, comfort and service. The bright bedrooms are more stylish than they ar…

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