Ideally set in Trieste, DoubleTree By Hilton Trieste has air-conditioned rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a shared lounge. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Dejan
Montenegro
The location is outstanding, the staff is friendly and the architecture is awesome.
The family-run Nuovo Albergo Centro is in Trieste center, 164 feet from the Grand Canal and 1969 feet from Trieste Centrale Train Station. It offers simple, modern rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Located less than 984 feet from Trieste Train Station and the harbor, NH Trieste offers free Wi-Fi and comfortable. A large buffet breakfast is served each morning.
YouMe Design Place Hotel is a 4-star hotel located in the center of Trieste, near the sea and main railway station, and within easy reach of Piazza Unità d'Italia and Giuseppe Verdi Theater.
Matias
United Kingdom
All essentials were great: bed, bathroom, location,...
Great service and breakfast
Urban Design Hotel mixes modern style and elegance, all in a lively area of Trieste’s center. Rooms and hotel interiors feature state-of-the-art furniture and pieces of urban art.
Rita
Hungary
The staff is nice and welcoming. The rooms are perfectly sized and clean. We were there with our two small dogs. Everyone was so welcoming to them as well. Location is amazing.
Offering beautiful sea views from its position right on the coast, the 4-star Hotel Miramare - Adults Only offers design interiors and stylish rooms with modern furniture.
Hotel James Joyce welcomes you to the most historic district of Trieste, in the Cavana pedestrian area 820 feet from the main square Piazza Unità d'Italia.
Venera
Albania
Its the third time I've been in this hotel and l have never been disappointed.
Hotel James Joyce welcomes you to the most historic district of Trieste, in the Cavana pedestrian area 820 feet from the main square Piazza Unità d'Italia.
great location in old town, near restaurants and key attractions.
Hotel Colombia is set close to the train station in the heart of Trieste, just a short stroll away from the seafront and the historical center. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
The staff was really helpful and location was amazing.
The elegant 4-star Hotel Continentale is in Trieste’s center, a 10-minute walk from the train station. It offers stylish rooms with free internet, plus a varied breakfast.
It was my second time here, location, cleanness,food.
Le Corderie Hotel is a brand new establishment, housed in what was once a thriving rope and sail manufacturer’s workshop. It is set in a quiet, residential neighborhood in Trieste.
Breakfast excellent. Unfortunately no dinner available.
Set on the Coast of Trieste just 2625 feet from the picturesque Miramare Castle and Grignano Bay, Hotel Riviera & Maximilian’s offers direct access to the beach between late May and mid September.
Very clean and quiet hotel with amazing views from the room.
Well set in the center of Trieste, Mura 5&7 provides air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space.
Great location near restos and cafes and no traffic noise
Hotel All'Arco is located in the Trieste City Center district in Trieste, 656 feet from Piazza dell Unita d Italia and 0.9 mi from Trieste Harbor. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV.
The staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful
Located in the city center, Hotel Milano is a 3-minute walk from Trieste Train Station and bus 51 to the airport. It offers elegant rooms with free WiFi and air conditioning.
Located less than 984 feet from Trieste Train Station and the harbor, NH Trieste offers free Wi-Fi and comfortable. A large buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Great hotel with a very good breakfast and accodating staff
The family-run Nuovo Albergo Centro is in Trieste center, 164 feet from the Grand Canal and 1969 feet from Trieste Centrale Train Station. It offers simple, modern rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Everything
Location staff clean room and bathroom breakfast
Hotel Al Viale is in a quiet area of Trieste city center, a 10-minute walk from the Piazza Unità d'Italia main square and 5 minutes’ walk from the Rossetti Theater. The harbor is 0.9 mi away.
A comfortable small hotel at nice location of Trieste.
Grand Hotel Duchi d'Aosta is located in Piazza Unità d'Italia, Trieste's most impressive square that opens onto the sea. It offers luxury accommodations with an old-world atmosphere.
Excellent hotel, very clean, extremely friendly staff
Locates in Trieste’s city center, Forvm Boutique Hotel a 5-minute walk from Piazza della Borsa Square and Trieste’s Port. It offers elegant rooms with classic-style furnishings and free Wi-Fi.
My mom was the one that travel, and she felt like a princess.
Offering a peaceful, green location in the small village of Banne, this family-run hotel is 10 minutes' drive from Trieste. A regular bus service connects you to Trieste Train Station and city center.
always good to stay here :-)
and a good breakfast !
Set in the historic center of Trieste, just 656 feet from Piazza Unità d’Italia, Portacavana is a small, charming 1-star hotel offering affordable rates.
No breakfast. Location excellent. Very characterful hotel.
FAQs about hotels in Trieste
On average, 3-star hotels in Trieste cost $90 per night, and 4-star hotels in Trieste are $164 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Trieste can be found for $314 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Trieste this weekend is $101 or, for a 4-star hotel, $131. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Trieste for this weekend cost around $240 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $95 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Trieste for tonight. You'll pay around $129 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Trieste will cost around $237, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Near the Slovenian border, Trieste combines the waterside setting of Venice with the elegance of Vienna. The Habsburgs ruled here for over 500 years and built Miramare Castle on a rocky outcrop to the northwest. Their other influences include stately Piazza Unità d’Italia, looking out to sea and spectacularly lit at night.
But this is just a glimpse into Trieste's long and fascinating history. The 1st-century Riccardo Arch hides in a narrow street, and part-way up the hills behind the city center are Roman theater remains, with columns from the Roman forum standing next to San Giusto castle and cathedral.
The most photographed church is Sant’Antonio Nuovo, overlooking a boat-lined canal. The nearby Stock Exchange has a colonnaded façade and its square hosts some of the city’s shops. The most popular cultural attraction is the Revoltella Museum of modern art, while more sobering is Risiera di San Sabba, a former concentration camp near the Palatrieste and Nereo Rocco sports stadiums.
Water sports include windsurfing and kitesurfing from the port which is an important coffee importer. Unsurprisingly, the city’s Viennese-style coffeehouses serve top-quality brews, and the best is reportedly Caffè San Marco, once frequented by famous authors.
Booking.com’s Trieste accommodations include hotels with pools, cheap apartments by the station and B&Bs near Ronchi dei Legionari Airport.
I think that Trieste has a really interesting architecture -...
I think that Trieste has a really interesting architecture - it is more similar to the Austro-Hungarian cities like Budapest or Vienna that to the Italina city like Bologna, for instance. You can find the Mitteleuropa influences in the cuisine as well and have a nice gulash in many macelarias, which both sell raw meats or sausages and serve hot dishes. If you travel with children, they may be interested in the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale with many skeletons and stuffed animals.
Krzysztof
Poland
Scored 8.0
8.0
Architecturally impressive city centre with some beautiful...
Architecturally impressive city centre with some beautiful buildings.
A two hour walk around the city and the castle was interesting and enjoyable, even in a cold breeze.
We enjoyed the ambiance of the old coffee shops
James
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I have visited Trieste on many occasions as it is a city...
I have visited Trieste on many occasions as it is a city that is close to my heart. I will certainly return. The city has many different aspects - the old city with it's historical elements - Roman ruins and a beautiful old cathedral - and the seafront with relaxing walks. And a short bus ride out of town is Miramare castle and in the opposite direction there is the Grotto Gigantica. The city is also well situated for excursions to Venice or into Slovenia. The city boasts many restaurants and - as the home of Illy caffe - the bars have the best coffee in Italy.
Ken
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Trieste is a lovely city and has a friendly atmosphere.
Trieste is a lovely city and has a friendly atmosphere. We enjoyed the city on foot and felt very safe. The employees and patrons at every restaurant, coffee shop, store, etc we visited were friendly and accomodating. We only visited for two days and I think 4-5 leisurely days would have been better. There are several sites outside the city but nearby that would be delightful to see on a quick day trip. I think the biggest downfall, as with every city, is the high traffic and not enough parking. We ate at Novo Foraperfora where the food and staff were truly delightful. We also enjoyed drinks and a meat & cheese board at Al Curto.
Mark
United States
Scored 10
10
Nice atmosphere, fair prices, very good restaurants and high...
Nice atmosphere, fair prices, very good restaurants and high standard cultural life. We recommend the Il Rossetti Theater, you can find a lot of play or musical in foreign (maybe English) language with Italian subtitles.
Zoltan
Hungary
Scored 10
10
Hidden gem!!!!!
Hidden gem!!!!! just booked this to help my wife recover from long plane ride. Gorgeous town with lots of history I did not know. After being in certain Italian cities on the cruise, we were constantly referring back to Hotel Italia, Illy and Osteria James Joyce. I found so many things to do in just 1.5 days. Liked the "under crowdedness" of Trieste, everywhere else we went, Rome Pisa, Naples seemed crowded and unhappy.
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Anonymous
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An amazing find. Modern fully equipped apartment in this heritage building run by the Hotel Continental across the street. No traffic on this pedestrian-only street and several restaurants in the street. The option of breakfast is worthwhile with full service and hot or cold menus all for the additional 16Euro per person. Taxis stop about 20 meters from the hotel door so being on the pedestrian street was no problem despite a lot of big luggage. This was the best accommodation we have found in Italy.
A delightful little boutique hotel slightly off the core of Trieste. Nevertheless very walkable to all of the sights. Turning left from the front door and a half block later puts you in the extensive pedestrian area of Trieste. The staff were very friendly, the room clean, the bed comfortable, and the ambience relaxing. The buffet is more traditional Italian meaning expect slightly warmed over scrambled eggs but excellent finger foods. Definitely will stay here again if in Trieste.
This is a classic hotel in the heart of Trieste. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, clean, quiet and well equipped. Everything in the centre of town is within easy walking distance. Valet service to park the car after drop off of luggage (€ 25/day).
Staff fantastic! Hotel location perfect for us. We didn't book a 5 star hotel rather a night stay travelling through Trieste. Could not have been better. Immediately after booking through to check out it was perfect for us
Novo Albergo Centro was the best hotel we stayed in during our week in Italy, along with Pensione Stork.
Albergo Centro's rooms and breakfast were wonderful. I can't recommend it highly enough.
fwidseth
Australia
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