Well furnished journeyman hotel with clean facilities and marble bathrooms (in some rooms). Service isn’t as touchy-feely as higher-starred establishments, but the price is right and the location handily close to everything.
This smart four-star choice provides a touch of understated elegance in a good central location. Spacious rooms boast parquet floors and heavy curtains. The singles are a little poky.
This green-shuttered, yellow, arcaded hotel is housed in a charming historic building on a quiet square in the old town. Rooms are a little compact but tastefully arranged.
Albergo Ristorante Riglarhaus acts as a cosy umbrella full of mountain charm and rustic food.
Set back from the busy road in a thankfully quiet courtyard, the Principe is a smart and friendly option that's handy for the train station. Pale blues and neutral creams dominate room décor.
In Sabbiadoro, portside Hotel La Goletta is a reasonable choice. Some of the neutrally decorated, tile-floored rooms look virtually right over the marina.
Spotless if rather institutional hostel with two- to six-bed rooms and private bathrooms down the hall. Friendly, relaxed staff are helpful and happy to dole out maps and timetables.
Right in the heart of Trieste, this small family-run hotel is great value for money, and offers fresh, spick-and-span, if smallish, rooms.
This acceptable two-star hotel has a variety of bright, clean rooms on the 3rd floor of an old town house.
