An old-school, homely B&B in a handsome 19th-century residence near Leonardo's The Last Supper. Rooms are small and decorated in an old-fashioned style with faux period furniture, parquet floors and heavy drapes. Managed by the same family for more than 40 years, its a convenient, affordable place in a great location.
Antica Locanda Leonardo
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