Love this hotel. Stayed on the 4th floor which is dedicated to silent films. Room was comfortable…read moreand clean. Small fridge inside filled with drinks and snacks for purchase. Service was great especially during breakfast. Breakfast was great! They served eggs lots of bread options, fruits, sweets, juices. And segafrado coffee to order! Only thing I didn't like about this hotel was that the air conditioner could not be turned on until May. It was cool outside, but was not comfortable enough for my taste. I asked for a fan but only two available for the hotel?

The staff are very friendly and helpful. They all spoke very good English which was good because my…read moreItalian is horrible. The fresh coffee from the coffee bar in the mornings is awesome! The entire facility was clean and taken care of. If I have one single complain, its parking. Like most of Europe, parking is a luxury. The hotel it's self doesn't have any parking. There is limited paid parking (blue lines) on the street in front of the hotel. We opted to park a few blocks away in the free parking (white lines). I had to circle the block a few times waiting for space to open up but no big deal for me. The walk wasn't bad either. And let's face it, after eating the awesome Italian food for two weeks, the walking did me some good. They are also conveniently located to the train station. Easy walk to catch the train to Venice. You are also only two blocks from the city center. Lots of shops and restaurants with in a easy short walk from the hotel. All in all, I enjoyed my stay and I would defiantly stay here again.

Hotel Roma is VERY clean and charming best located inside UNESCO heritage site and convenient…read moreaccess to train from nearby TRS airport and other surrounding areas (VENICE by train roughly 2 hours). Incredible customer service from professional service staff. NOTE: NOT open 24 hours so please contact hotel in advance when you are coming (after 10 pm) so they can make special arrangements. Would definitely return to this hotel without any hesitation.

My wife and I recently visited Udine. Our 6 days at the Astoria were unforgettable! The hotel is…read moresituated in the midst of great shopping, historic sights, and excellent restaurants! Their complimentary breakfast is outstanding and an excellent start to a day of work or play. The staff was extremely helpful, especially since we speak no Italian. Our room was spacious, spotless, and VERY quiet. We would recommend this superb hotel to anyone staying in the area!

A good choice for a tourist that would like to stay in the downtown Udine. The rooms are reasonably…read moresized, the beds are OK (somewhat on the stiffer side), one can easily get away with the knowledge of just English. Breakfast is good. There is a parking underneath the hotel for an extra 14 euro per day. It is typically possible to park also in the blue-marked spaces next to the hotel or across the street for free, however, the local parking regulations are kind of complicated, so check at the hotel desk for the restrictions. The area is very safe. The mini-suite has a balcony and the sitting area not separated by any partition from the bedroom; the balcony was not useful to us as the window opened onto the typical Italian concrete jungle. A restaurant downstairs serves quite passable Italian fare in the evenings; the food is not exciting. A star is deducted for an inconvenient (free) WiFi login that requires re-entering the password after each power-up and the minor mishaps caused by the maid (she was apparently interrupted mid-service, so on the second day we ended up with a pair of thick rubber gloves in the bathroom but without the tea tray).

I spent several days staying the Ambassador recently on a business trip. Udine is just over an hour…read moreNE of Venice, if one is driving 180km on the Autobahn. The hotel is on a street about 10 minutes walk to the middle of the old town. It is about four blocks from the train station. There is a small park right across the street, a convenience store next to the hotel, and several restaurants on the same street. The rooms have been renovated just a couple of years ago and are very nice. The breakfast is continental and the staff are friendly. Most speak at least some English. The internet access was included. However, it was not always reliable. I got dropped several times each night. It is possible I was at the edge of the wireless coverage though. I was usually able to reconnect quickly. My customer had a direct bill arrangement so I do not know the price. I would certainly be willing to stay there again.

If you are ever in the Fruili region and happen tp bump into Maniago (probably on your way to Udine…read moreor whilst driving through the Pedemontana), make sure to take a detour on to Montereale Valcellina. This restaurant, offering some cute hotel rooms as well, is situated on to a road that (once upon a more fruitful time) led to the Maniago train station. The owner of this restaurant is a great businessman, attentive to fine dining at a fairly decent price. When i lived in the area, i would often treat my daughter and i to this cute establishment. Their menu was divine and their tiramisù freshly made every other day. The staff was international and, due to the high volume of American costumers, english was well understood and discretely spoken. I would highly recommend to anyone in the area! It doesn't reach a full 5 stars due to the remote location. You truly do need a car to go dine there. But the parking lot is ample and nice. I even spent a night in the annexed hotel. Fairly priced and nicely kept

A very nice hotel located near the train station. I paid about 39 Euros per night and got a room on…read morethe top floor with a view of Piazzale Oberdan. The Austrian Alps are visible from my window as well. The hotel staff are very polite and do speak some english. Breakfast each morning in the lobby cafe and good coffee. Rooms are clean and well maintained. Bathrooms are clean as well. Rooms are small, but comfortable. I travel alone, so this hotel is perfect for me.

Palace Hotel is beautiful. The entire building has been meticulously restored to near original,…read moremid-forties decadence. The staff was patient with my butchering their language, and all spoke English in addition to Italian. The restaurant is exemplary, and had by far the best breakfast spread I've ever enjoyed. I had a single room, which was small but comfortable. I understand "cozy" is to be expected in the more densely populated areas of Italy. Highly recommended. Secure parking. Crisp linens. Laundry service. Complimentary breakfast (do not skip). Great espresso.

Truly a pig with lipstick!! Worst hotel I have stayed in in Europe in quite some time. NO AC, NO…read moreHEAT, NO FAN, NO IORN in the room, and simply NO CARE!! You actually have to get dressed to go and iron your clothes on another floor of the hotel because, I kid you not, "Irons are forbidden in the rooms". I can not make this up. The room I was forced to stay in was so hot Lucifer him self was waiting on me when I arrived. After I went down to voice my dissatisfaction with the room the young lad at the counter simply shrugged and said sorry. The work out facility was an absolute joke as it had one machine and a treadmill that needed serious adjustment due to belt slippage. It was truly a miserable experience and I hope to never be forced by my company to stay here again. There are much better hotels in the area. It just looks nice on the outsi

Stayed in the junior suite. Beautiful, comfortable room (with A/C for the summer!), in a…read morebeautifully renovated building. If possible, the room is more beautiful than the photos suggest. The family is warm and welcoming. They were not only patient with my terrible Italian, they were incredibly encouraging. (Federica speaks English if your Italian is worse even than mine.) Stay in their old, renovated cantina, and visit the new one around the corner to taste their wines and tour the fantastic new complex. Tante grazie a la famiglia Luisa!