Oh what a beautiful hotel. We loved the frescoed ceilings, marble floors and antique furniture. Except for blowing a fuse with my hair dryer, this hotel is a traveler's dream. It is centrally located for walking to stores, shops,restaurants and historic sites. Breakfast is adequate and they do not serve dinner. There is an open market every Thursday and Saturday... More

This is a strange place. The public rooms are elegant with frescoed ceilings and antique furnishings. But there is almost a funereal atmosphere about the place. It is a very large old palazzo and I think we were the only ones there. Our footsteps echoed up the wide marble stairs where the placement of an urn and a black candelabra... More

This place is unbelievable! It's got a charming elegance that I've not seen in very many hotels in Europe, and I've been to a lot. Huge carpeted staircase, heavy oaken doors, and lovely fixtures--all for very good prices. My bed was very comfortable, the room was spacious, the en suite bathroom was roomy, and the service was excellent. Breakfast was... More

I stayed at the Reale in July of 2004. I was sent there by a family of men in town who were kind enough to refer me when I drove in and asked for the "most beautiful" hotel in town. I was not disappointed. The hotel had been the residence for the famous Family of the town once upon a... More