*Note: Travel was in July **2010** The Beatrice was easy to book -- Beatrice and Roberto were very responsive to email in English. They were also welcoming when I arrived. I stayed in the "Elizabeth" room which was clean, well-kept and had great air conditioning (July!). Breakfast was decently filling for a day of museum looking. However, the arrangement of... More

Very bad experience. When I booked a room, I had no other option than to take the room for four, even though I was just looking for a single one. Not a real problem. The room had two single beds and one double. However, I wasn’t allowed to sleep in a double bed, although I had paid the full price... More

Stayed here for one night in June , rang the owner before and asked how much a single room for 1 person would cost, the owner quoted me 50 euros but asked for 60 on the door. Also asked about wifi and they gave me some bad excuse why they don't have an open one and then said go to... More

Centrally located B&B on fifth floor of an period building. Hosts very friendly and welcoming and aided in every way possible. City markets across the street. Restaurants and bars and shops all around. Rooms quite §for sleep. Easy walk from train station. 15 euros taxi price from airport.

Beatrice and Roberto were excellent hosts. It is located on the beautiful Via Indipendenze above the covered shops. One of the two best bed and breakfasts we have stayed at over the 38 years of travel. (the other is Glenferness in Robertsbridge, England) We are returning to Beatrice B&B on March 19,2009. It was all we needed in a B&B... More

I booked this B & B before we left the states. The only pictures I saw was from their website.... Its on the top floor with a decent view. That's the only thing nice I can say about it. The rooms claim to have air conditioning. They have a hose hanging out the open window bringing in hot air... 'trying'... More