Palazzo Del Teatro

Recent Reviews: 218

• User:Cruiser58193182001

  Trip type: Couples

  Beautiful little gem.

  08 Oct 2025

  The moment we entered the hotel we knew we were in for a treat, reception was friendly and whilst the lady didn’t speak good English we were able to understand and received good information on the surrounding area. Room was exquisite. Breakfast was very good and the cozy atmosphere made a good start to the day.

• User:Natalie A

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Beautiful hotel, some drawbacks

  20 Sept 2025

  - take a taxi! If coming from train or bus stations, its all uphill with no sidewalks and uneven ground. Brutal if hot out- room was spacious with high, vaulted ceiling and a small balconette into the square- weird layout of bed in middle of room and no side table for glasses easily accessible- breakfast spread was varied - yogurt, boiled eggs, meat and cheese, and lots of different cakes- bar across the street is very loud until 2am- no lift or English if that matters to you

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• User:Higuma C

  Trip type: Family

  Good, but with some relevant red alerts

  31 Jul 2025

  Not easy to find. Look at the alley next to the Cafe Concordia and go up the stairs. Cannot drive into that alley. The hotel is a couple of doors into the alley, on your right, above the cafe, and not on the left side, as google maps indicate. It's a lovely hotel indeed. Interior decor is great, view to the front plaza is also phenomenal. Breakfast is quite remarkable, delicious cakes and pastries personally prepared by the manager/owner(?). But very very delicious indeed! The alerts come mostly in the shape of false and misleading claims in regards to parking. They claim to have free parking nearby. Two half truths that don't go together in their case. There is parking nearby, but it is not free. There is free parking, but certainly not available nearby. The best option is the large indoor car parking a couple of blocks downhill. Upon arriving, it's adviseable to drive by building, leave your suitcases with someone at the bottom of the stairs in the alley and drive downhill to park. Dragging suitcases uphill will be a bit of a bummer. The hotel has some maintenance issues, with missing light bulbs and atrociously decaying piping. Upon explaining to the owner/manager? that our shower was leaking quite scandalously, with more water hitting the ceiling than pointing downwards, she cut me off, "Eurosplaining" that it was a matter of how I opened the tap. In the end, she was dragged to see that awful display of metal corrosion and apologise for her precipitated reaction. Would I stay there again? Yes, I would. Those pastries are savage!

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• User:Gregory S

  Trip type: Family

  Great place to stay.

  15 Dec 2024

  I really enjoyed this B & B for the ambiance and the genuine pleasantry. You couldn't ask for a nicer group of employees and probably the owner. The breakfast included made to order cappuccino, espresso. Nice touch! you were given a designated table corresponding to your room number with the freshest croissants I have ever had including from a bakery early morning. The breakfast table was amply furnished with pastries, yogurt, some fruit and sliced meat and cheese. I recommend this place wholeheartedly.

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• User:orrdin

  Trip type: Couples

  Nice B&B with some challenges

  03 Oct 2022

  The hotel is an old charming building high in the bill. The rooms are nice but small and some nicer than others. Breakfast was very nice. So that’s the good part. The challenges:1. No one speaks English well so hard to get help when needed2. Maybe there was free parking nearby once but it’s closed and now you need to find parking on your own and it is very hard3. Driving to the hotel took us through the ZTL and unlike other hotels that handle this for you this hotel does not so looks like we will end up with a fine.On balance I would go elsewhere due to the challenges.

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