4-Star Hotels in Trieste

The room was very clean, but the smell in the building was not very good. How to say the old smell... The room is on the third floor, the elevator is very small, the location is good, 5 minutes walk to the beach, no service, from the beginning to the end I saw the boss alone. After check-in, you need to carry your luggage on the first floor, which is not convenient. The experience is very general and the price is not cheap.

At the Horel Miramare I was only one night during a trip with my husband. It is located in a comfortable location just a few minutes walk from the Castle, the staff is very friendly and kind, The view from the room on the sea is really wonderful, but the hotel is certainly to consider more 3 stars and not 4 a little for everything from breakfast to bathroom, shower with a displaced fabric tent, Of deteriorated parts such as doors, on ground You have health care, especially dirty around. For the good complex but not very good from 4 stars.

Super staff, they helped us in every question, perfect location

Great location (though I regretted not booking the Hilton doubletree around the corner). Feels more like an Airbnb serviced by a hotel. Checkin process was confusing (had to go to a different hotel - hotel said we got instructions but we checked and had nothing from them). We got great restaurant recommendations from the front desk attendant. The coffee in the room is not free - they charge a euro for each capsule. Who does that these days? We paid for breakfast as part of our stay. Breakfast was ok but very weak compared to most places at this price we have stayed at. The coffee (as per of breakfast) was wonderful. Parking was cumbersome - we had to park in a nearby garage which was a good 10 minute walk away. Overall a solid experience but we expected more given price and alternatives in Trieste. Trieste itself was marvelous especially miramare castle

I have only positive things to say about the Victoria Letterario, even after the shock during the check in. Upon arrival for check in, the reception staff told me that my booking was cancelled! I showed them the communication of trip.com 3 days earlier confirming my booking, which their system has not registered. Jorge, the concierge, was very apologetic and offered me the only room available that day which I accepted, while he will get in touch with the intermediary to find out what went wrong. It appears that trip.com and similar platforms purchase the beds in great numbers from a company hotelbeds.com- I went to my room and I came down with my iPad and I and Jorge got in touch with Trip.com via my account. Trip.com replied immediately, confirming my booking and promising that they will get in touch with hotelbeds.com. As it was already 7pm, Trip.com did no manage to get through the staff at hotelbeds. Trip.com advice that if hotelbeds.com did no reply or confirm the booking then I'll have to pay and Trip.com will refund me right away. I was happy with that. I stayed the 2 nights in the hotel, and only the morning of the day I checked out the hotel Victoria Letterario received finally the confirmation of the booking from hotelbeds. Trip.com was every effective in dealing with the issue and I'll use them again and Jorge, at the Victoria Letteriario dealt with the issue very professionally all they way through, so did the manager of the hotel too. Trieste is a small city, and you can walk from the hotel to the major landmarks in 20 minutes. I loved the decoration of the rooms, the bathroom was spacious and the bed very comfortable. The TV channels were all in Italian but I don't care much about the telly when I travel. I enjoyed the buffet breakfast, it has everything that a good hotel breakfast should have and more, namely its attentive staff. A five stars stay!!!

Excellent Hotel, excellent room, breakfast, everything 👍🏻

The hotel is a clean and standard apartment.At the time of arrival it was not intuitive to understand where to check in (i.e. in the nearby and homonymous hotel).