Top Hotels Near Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II in Monopoli from AU$146

"Friendly helpful staff. Excellent breakfast. "

"The set-up for the room was definitely interesting. Right at the front entrance there's a landing area to put your bags and a little coffee counter, and the bathroom. The bedroom was up a very narrow set of circular stairs. The quarters were set up nicely considering the vertical layout, but we found it a bit tight. Going down those stairs to the bathroom in the middle of the night would not be ideal if you're not very able bodied. The staff was over the top wonderful, helpful and communicative and the location of the room was amazing."

"Great front desk service especially arranging transfer rides. "

"Lovely hotel by the sea. We loved it. Fantastic breakfast and beautiful room"

"The staff did a great job of communicating with us thru WhatsApp and the space itself was lovely - tho the stairs were somewhat of an adventure! The location was surely the best thing tho as it was a short walk to everything we wanted to see and do. Quiet, fun neighborhood tho I imagine it would be more active in summer. Will definitely recommended to fellow travelers. "

"The hotel was in a great location, very clean and well maintained. The bed and pillows were excellent. Great breakfast too!"

"Small and cozy room with all you may need for a pleasant stay. Excellent location with a beautiful decor. "

"Great central location in old town lovely room but lacking some amenities for drinks etc..Relying on keysafe which doesn't always work"

"Directly in the heart of the old town, Ilenia runs the most pleasant and happy small hotel(?). If you’re looking for hotel based activities this isn’t for you. If you like older buildings with beautifully renovated rooms capturing their history, this is the place. As for the soul of this location is Ileana. She will make you her guest and provide you all you need to know about her beautiful town One note, if you have physical difficulties this may not be the best place. The historic center doesn’t allow vehicles, is quite hilly, and primarily cobblestone paths. "