Albergo Duomo

Twin room was quite poky with rock hard beds, and no outside window, worst sleep for a while; bathroom really tiny. No access to hot water / drinks etc before 8am breakfast. Not the best for walkers like us.

Nice property, great location. Shower small and bed could use updating but nice place and fun visit.

Prime location that needs an upgrade The positives were that this hotel was in the heart of Montepulciano - walking distance to practically everything within the mountains of Tuscany. Beyond that, it was horribly a let down. The front desk woman, while lovely, was not help in trying to explain where their parking was. She gave me directions based off of Google maps. When I told her I didn't have Google Maps and tried to put the same info into Apple Maps, she just shrugged and I ended up not finding it at all. The room itself was beyond dated, between the room you'd expect in a convent circa 1845 or boarding house. I knew going into it there would be no AC, so I mentally prepared for the stifling. Also, as with many European Hotels, they have an elevator/lift only to have you walk another 6-8 stairs to get to your room. Like I said, for one night, I survived, but I don't think I would have wanted to be here for longer than that.

My wife and I spent five nights in the Hotel Albergo Duomo. We used Montepulciano as a very convenient home base for local travel. The Albergo is located at the top and edge of the town which is very walkable, but steep in places. It is a small, older hotel, but was in good condition and very clean. There will be some street noise if you have the windows open. It has an elevator. It was a good value for the price. The staff was very friendly and helpful. To drop bags at the hotel, you need to contact them in advance and get a permit to drive through the ZTL (No Drive Zone for non-residents). Free parking, requires a permit provided by the hotel, and is a long 15 minute walk up and down very steep paths and streets. The hotel is convenient, but at the very edge of one end of town (the higher end!).

The location at the top of the hill was great. Easily accessible and a within a beautiful building. The breakfast was all one could ask for. I especially want to praise the young lady at reception (I am so sorry I did not ask her name, but she wore glasses) was so very helpful when we experienced a lost item that, thanks to her, we eventually found. Thank you, thank you, grazie mille giovane donna.

Well situated on the main (pedestrian) street 100m from the Duomo. Accommodation fairly simple but entirely adequate. Private parking in spaces in a public car park 5 minutes walk away. Room comfortable - comfy beds, small en-suite, small flat screen TV but no tea/coffee facilities. Breakfast OK with decent coffee, meat, cheese and some sweets. Altogether pretty good for a short stay