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( 081 40 39 77;
www.hotelilconvento.com
; Via Speranzella 137a; s €50-93, d €65-140;
; R2 to Piazza Trieste e Trento)
Snugly set in the Quartieri Spagnoli, this
lovely hotel this lovely hotel is a soothing blend of antique Tuscan furniture, erudite book
shelves and candle-lit stairs. Rooms are cosy and elegant, combining creamy tones and
dark woods with patches of 16th-century brickwork. For €80 to €180 you get a room with
a private roof garden. The hotel is wheelchair accessible.
B&B
La Concordia B&B €
( 081 41 23 49;
www.laconcordia.it
;
Piazzetta Concordia 5 ; s/d/tr/q €50/80/90/100, in-
cl breakfast; ; Centrale to Corso Vittorio Emanuele)
Your host at this personable
B&B is retired literature professor Anna Grappone, whose charming abode features ethnic
arte-facts, antique furniture, and the work of her artist friends. All three guestrooms are
clean and comfy, and the communal lounge is peppered with topics and a rocking chair.
Two of the bedrooms are air-conditioned, and payment is by cash or PayPal only.
Napolit'amo Hotel Toledo €
( 081 552 36 26;
www.napolitamo.it
; Via Toledo 148; s €57-67, d €83-103, incl break-
fast; ; Toledo)
Escape the common hordes and live like nobility in the 16th-
century Palazzo Tocco di Montemiletto. Admittedly a little tired in places, there are still
enough gilded mirrors and lofty ceilings to satisfy the snob within. Service is courteous
and, best of all, its Via Toledo address makes it handy for both the atmospheric
centro
storico
and the city's main shopping strips.
HOTEL
Hotel Toledo €
( 081 40 68 71;
www.hoteltoledo.com
; Via Montecalvario 15; s/d/ste incl breakfast
€50/80/140; ; Toledo)
Snugly situated in an old three-storey building, Hotel
Toledo offers comfy, smallish rooms with terracotta tiles and mod cons; the rooms are a
little on the dark side, however. Suites come with a stovetop, and breakfast is served on
the rooftop terrace when the weather warms up.
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