Bed & Breakfasts in Tarquinia

Sara USA

great location within walking distance of all there is to see in Tarquinia

Ellis Italien

Of the hosts we've had on our five week trip to Italy, Stefania was the kindest and most helpful. We had difficulty leaving Tarquinia, owing to a train strike, and she was right there to do her best to ease the problem for us. Tarquinia, by the way, is a hidden gem, just 1 1/2 hours north of Rome - a walled hill town, in ancient times a capital of the Etruscan civilization. One of Italy's two major Etruscan necropolises is there. Wonderful painted tombs. The town also has beautiful, mostly medieval, churches and a major museum devoted to the Etruscans. We were there on a weekend - there were not many tourists, and they almost all Italian day-trippers.

Elisheva Israel

Perfect location in the historic part of town, within the walls, minutes walk from the famous etruscsn sites! Very comfortable, and Federica was a very lovely and very helpful host , She seems to have thought of everything you can need, arranged for free parking, right in front of the door, even though it's in the restricted access zone. She even drove my car to help me navigate the narrow alley... I definitely recommend this place!

Nicky Italien

Perfectly situated within the medieval walls of Tarquinia and within walking distance of all we wanted to see and do. Our room was very comfortable and private and breakfast was served on a small rolling cart for our bedroom. Very nice to have breakfast in our room!

Mika Pekka Finnland

I absolutely loved my first night in Tarquinia, Italy at B&B Nonna Luisa. The room and bathroom was spotlessly clean. Excellent value for money. Location was great near the old town. Hostess Elisa was very sociable and friendly. She spoke a very good English and even took me for a walk in the old town. Her mother didn't speak English, but we used translator and hands. She invited me for an aunthentic Italian breakfast before my leave. Loved the experience! I highly recommend if you are on a road trip and look for an inexpensive stay along your way to Tuscany from the Rome airport. And Tarquinia alone is worth to visit one day as it is a former Etruscan necropolis. Lots of history, events and museums. The old town is very beautiful and landscape around it breathtaking. The town even smelled good with bakery and flower scents, and sounded great as birds were singing everywhere! Amazing fast-flying blackbirds crowned the experience. They were everywhere. Gotta love those little birds!

Janneke Niederlande

Bianca! So friendly and accommodating. The swimming pool, after a hot and dusty cycling route it was heaven to cool off in the pool. The breakfast. Super breakfast for cyclists Italian with home made cakes but also cheese meat eggs. Perfect!

Barry Großbritannien

Excellent b and b in the centre of town. Necropolis 20 min on foot. Many historic building easily accessible. Rooms are clean and quiet. Public car parking 150 metres, 3 euros for 24hrs.

Thomas Deutschland

Geräumige Zimmer. Freundliche Gastgeberin. Sehr gute Croissants.

rosalie USA

The property is a gem. The owner Garmy didn't go the extra step--she went the extra mile to help me. My GPS that came with the rental car did not show her road and I couldn't find the B&B. She met me downtown tarquina and had me follow her to the B&B. She also had me follow her to Civitavecchia to return the car to Avis and took me to my hotel there before catching my cruise ship the next day. Even after I was so upset when I could find the B&B. The room was so beautiful and perfect. She treated me like family.