Savoia Excelsior Palace overlooks the Bay of Trieste in the city center.
Anonymous
From
Slovenia
The location is one the the best in town. I had a rom with the balcony and sea view.
Well, the breakfast food selection is quite limited considering the level of the hotel.
Ideally located in the center of Trieste, Hotel Solun has free WiFi throughout the property and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers luggage storage space.
Jane
From
United Kingdom
Hotel Solun is very characterful and in a great central location , within walking distance of the canal and main piazza where there are plenty of bars and restaurants . We had the executive suite , which was very spacious and quiet considering that the hotel is on an incredibly busy street . The room was very clean with tea and coffee . We also had access to our Netflix account on the TV. Staff were polite and helpful when asked .
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.
James
From
United States
Very nice receptionist even gave me a couple of bandages for my hurt finger. Room was super clean and the bed was very comfy! Hotel excellent location 15 minute walk which is on level ground from the cruise ship to my hotel.If the room was a little bigger I would have been 10 out of 10. For one night was fine. the breakfast buffet is probably the finest I've ever had. The croissants and the pastries were divine. The expresso and cappuccino machine made the best cappuccinos and espresso I ever had out of one machine!
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.
Somchai
From
Thailand
Nice modern hotel,helpful gentle staff ,Anna at reception desk,all staff in breakfast room are very nice and kindly helpful,I and my wife thanks you all.Bye
Just a 5-minute walk from Trieste Station, Albergo Alla Posta is in Piazza Oberdan, next to the historic Opicina Tram Terminus.
Robertson
From
United Kingdom
The hotel is located within easy walking distance of many of the interesting sights to see and a wide choice of eating places; as well as near the main rail station and bus terminal for the airport. The breakfast is excellent and very well catered for!
The hotel staff are very pleasant, helpful and attentive. Having access to tea and coffee making facilities during the day was much appreciated.
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.
Patrick
From
Austria
The staff (valentina) was absolutely top-notch – friendly, attentive, and made us feel very well cared for. Despite some lively parties outside, the hotel room was totally quiet, allowing for a restful stay. The air conditioning worked great, and the beds were extremely comfortable.
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.
Helene
From
Austria
very friendly service, great view from our balcony, close walk to Castle Miramare and nice promenade right outside of the hotel
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.
Laura
From
United States
Check in was quick. Breakfast was good. Location to activities and restaurants was fabulous.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Hotel Sonia is near the Val Rosandra Nature Reserve, within easy reach of the Slovenian border and 3.1 mi from the center of Trieste. It offers a congress center and free WiFi throughout.
Hotel Mignon is set right on the coast on the Bay of Grignano, just above Castello di Miramare. Most rooms and the restaurant have beautiful sea views. WiFi and parking are free.
Featuring a bar, CX Trieste Giulia is located in Trieste in the Friuli Venezia Giulia region, 1.6 miles from Trieste Station and 1.7 miles from Piazza Unità d'Italia.
Guest review
Clean, comfortable, very responsive, pleasant staff
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Just a 5-minute walk from Trieste Station, Albergo Alla Posta is in Piazza Oberdan, next to the historic Opicina Tram Terminus.
FAQs about hotels in Trieste
On average, 3-star hotels in Trieste cost $161 per night, and 4-star hotels in Trieste are $283 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Trieste can be found for $534 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Trieste this weekend is $291 or, for a 4-star hotel, $348. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Trieste for this weekend cost around $416 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $170 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Trieste for tonight. You'll pay around $281 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Trieste will cost around $372, 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.
The city is so different from the rest of Italy, with its...
The city is so different from the rest of Italy, with its strong Austrian influence and architecture. It’s truly beautiful. Picturesque sea views and lots of history. The Grotto Gigante is also well worth a visit.
Guest review by
Trish
Australia
Review score
10.0
Trieste is a fairly safe city, radically different from...
Trieste is a fairly safe city, radically different from traditional Italian cities. It is well laid out geographically, but the streets are very up and down, not all of them going directly down to the sea in a radial system, but winding. For a start you may need a navigator if you are going up from the sea or from the center to the top of the city. The architecture is quite varied, with many places to admire.
Guest review by
Benedict
Andorra
Review score
8.0
We really enjoyed the city, it was vibrant and very...
We really enjoyed the city, it was vibrant and very interesting, the town square was beautiful with all the art deco's we visited the castle and watched water rescue dogs in training and walked many interesting streets and had pizza in a neighbourhood restaurant
Guest review by
Bonita Douglas
Canada
Review score
10.0
Wonderful city.
Wonderful city. Interesting mix of Italian, Austrian & Slovenian. Former Hapsburg territory with an abundance of grand architecture. Lovely access to the Adriatic & other cities like Venice & Ljubljana & Udine. Very cultural with a nice opera house.
Guest review by
Lorenzo
United States
Review score
10.0
My first time to Trieste and I spent 4 weeks there studying.
My first time to Trieste and I spent 4 weeks there studying. It exceeded my expectations - it's easy to get around, either walking or bus or ferry or getting on a train to neighboring towns. Easy day trip to Ljubjlana in Slovenia. Nice walking trails just outside the city. Lots of interesting museums and cultural activities. And, of course, gelato!
Guest review by
TSC
United States
Review score
10.0
Trieste is a beautiful city on the coast, close to Slovenia...
Trieste is a beautiful city on the coast, close to Slovenia and Croatia. It’s small and very walkable with a great cultural and literary heritage and a bustling restaurant and bar scene. It’s possible to take a day trip to Slovenia or even a waterbus across to Muggia or one of the nearby towns. Transport from the airport is easy by train.
Guest review by
Maria
Ireland
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We came for 3 nights. It's hard to imagine a better place in Trieste. Great location close to the seaside promenade and not far from the city center. A wonderful, hospitable host. The apartments are spacious and comfortable. The area is very quiet and safe. An additional advantage is the history of this place. The old medical wine factory has been turned into a cozy hotel. There are many objects on site reminding the history of this villa.
A really nice and small boutique hotel in a silent area (residential area and college) of Trieste not far away from the center (1.5 km or 20 min walk to the Piazza Unità d'Italia). Good breakfast and friendly staff. Absolutely to recommend for a stay in Trieste.
The hotel is very nice and located in the heart of trieste. The rooms are spacious and the overall vibe is very sophisticated. Staff is helpful and the warm cookie at the check-in is a nice personal touch.
Location of hotel is fine, but don’t expect any luxury. Rooms were okay, but nothing special. Price is low though, so if you care about that the most, this is a nice place to stay.
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