Vicenza has a good selection of hotels, especially in the three- and four-star categories. Rates are about what you'd expect in a small but wealthy provincial city, and we'd suggest booking ahead unless you're willing to stay on the fringes.

Just outside the city walls is the four-star Hotel Campo Marzio on the Viale Roma between the pedestrian zone and the railroad station. The hotel has 35 rooms, a restaurant, and free parking. (You can also rent a car from the management if you're arriving by train and would like to explore the Vicenza region.)

The three-star Hotel Cristina is cheaper and lies just west of Porta Castello, the gateway into town from the Viale Roma.

Other possibilities in or near the center of town include several two-star hotels: the Due Mori, the Vicenza, and the Palladio. Bob & Jenny's Bed and Breakfast is another possibility; its rates include pickup at the train station.

If you're driving and you don't mind staying outside of the city center, try the other Vicenza hotel listings of Venere, our booking partner.

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