Hotel dell'Angelo

Frommer's Review

In the center of the action, this hotel at the end of piazza Grande is a winning choice even if you disregard its low rates. Reconstructed in 1976, it grew up over the ruins of a building from the late 17th century. Arches on the ground floor and balconies trimmed in iron grace its facade. As with many bargain rooms, the furnishings are sparse -- with much use of Formica -- but they're clean and comfortable nevertheless. Freshly starched linens and immaculately scrubbed tile, shower-only bathrooms complete with bidets make the rooms more appealing. In contrast to the bedrooms, some of the public lounges are more enticing, with paintings and antiques adding a grace note. The hotel's terrace features views of the town.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; reading room

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