In central Bolsena, Ai Platani Hotel is near the Monaldeschi Castle, 656 feet from the Sanctuary, and a 1804 feet from Lake Bolsena. Rooms offer air conditioning and a 32" flat-screen TV.
matthew
United States of America
AC, after they turned it on following my 2nd request and a "it is impossible: it isnt working
Surrounded by centuries-old plane trees and lying 164 feet away from Bolsena Lake, Hotel Columbus sul Lago is the ideal place to spend a pleasant holiday.
Set right on the shores of Lake Bolsena, Hotel Lido - Beach and Palace is a 4-star complex made up of 2 properties. It offers a private beach and a summer restaurant with beautiful lake views.
Alessandro
Italy
The staff was amazing and lovely. Location is incredible (lakeview room). Rooms and building clean and well maintained. Breakfast really good. Suggested.
Surrounded by greenery, Hotel Royal is set 66 feet from the shores of Lake Bolsena, and is the oldest hotel in the town of Bolsena. It offers elegant rooms, and an outdoor swimming pool .
tom713
United States of America
Beautiful location showcasing what Lake Bolsena has to offer. We had room 305, a corner room with a wonderful view of the lake and environs.
Traditional room but classy.
Parking onsite was very welcome after a 2300km two week road trip through small, narrow-streeted villages..
The town itself is quite interesting and easy to explore on foot.
In the historic area of Bolsena, Hotel Zodiaco offers rooms with attached bathroom with free Wi-Fi just 10 minutes’ walk from the lake. Free parking is available on site.
Offering a free outdoor pool featuring sun loungers and dining areas, Ludwig Boutique Hotel & Spa is 131 feet from the banks of Lake Bolsena and 37 mi from Saturnia.
Located in Bolsena, 14 miles from Duomo Orvieto, Loriana Park Hotel Sul Lago has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Leila
Netherlands
Very clean and comfortable hotel right next to the lake, very friendly staff. You find everything needed for breakfast. Highly recommend it for a relaxed stay
On average, 3-star hotels in Bolsena cost $105 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bolsena are $121 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bolsena can be found for $193 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bolsena this weekend is $112 or, for a 4-star hotel, $142. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bolsena for this weekend cost around $343 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $116 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bolsena for tonight. You'll pay around $139 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bolsena will cost around $187, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
A nice medieval small town with much to see and with a very...
A nice medieval small town with much to see and with a very nice, mostly car free town centre. The castle with a local museum, the churches, the ruins of the Roman predecessor town, the lakeside area and harbour are all worth a visit. Extending on both sides of the central sqare, the main street is a pedestrian zone with lots of shops and restaurants. There was even a Ferris wheel at the harbour!
There are public buses (Contral) connecting to Viterbo, Montefiascone and a number of smaller towns, and an early morning connection (Busitalia) to Orvieto. All at bargain prices, tickets can be bought at the kiosk in the town center. Even if it runs early, the bus trip to Orvieto is highly recommendable! It starts from the main square, the others from the bus stop near the post office. Only the connection to Bagnoregio, operated by a local bus contractor, did not work out as the internet schedule was wrong.
There are a number of walking paths in the vicinity - a well marked pilgrim route to Rome goes through Bolsena. We also walked a bit along the lake shore in southern direction; in northern direction, the path ends at the end of the town area.
Boat tours on the Lago di Bolsena are theoretically possible, but there seems to be no organized schedule. In summer, bathing in the lake at the beach should be nice, but at end of April, it was a bit too cold.
Jürgen
Germany
10
Scored 10
an ancient and intersting small typically Italian town.
an ancient and intersting small typically Italian town. Excellent places to eat and drink, friendly people and, of course, a beautiful lake. This is a place to visit for sure. Stay somewhere between 3 and 6 nights to get a proper flavour of the place.Take a walk to the top of the town (steep but worth it) and reward yourself with a glass of wine when you get to the top at one of the many excellent wine bar/delis.
Two restaurants stand out. La Francigena (for its pizza and traditional ham hock called Stinco) and La Tavernetta for its pizza and pasta with fish from the lake. They are inexpensive for the quality of food.
Drive around the lake to see the antique towns of Montefiascone and Capo de Monte. Have a walk along he promenade at Marta. Continue your circuit and have lunch at one of the lakeside restaurants near the ad hoc marina ten minutes west of Bolsena. Its a lovely way to spend a day. At Bolsena there are a number of lakeside bars and restaurants all of which are good value and a great place to unwind. The lake is very safe to swim in. It is very shallow for some distance from shore so is great for children and weak swimmers like me. Very refreshing on a hot day!!
Roxy at law
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A very charming small italian city with very attractive view...
A very charming small italian city with very attractive view of the lake at the sunset. Food in the restaurants is good and value for money is also goo there. The evening life at the square near the lake is live with several nice bars and the seatings really close to the lake so that you can even wash your feet there. Another remarkable cisty Orvietto is also in the short driving distance.
Andrey__
Switzerland
6.0
Scored 6.0
Bolsena is a lakeside small town.
Bolsena is a lakeside small town. We stopped there to relax in mid-October in route to Rome. In the summer I am certain it is bustling with vacationers but there is really nothing to do if you are not boating. The one historic site, the Rocca Fortress, was closed. Dinner in a lakeside restaurant had a lovely sunset view but the food was average.
Robert
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Lovely old town with great restaurants and quirky shops.
Lovely old town with great restaurants and quirky shops. Nice promenade by the lake. Worth taking a trip round the lake by car and visit to Bagnioreggio a nearby local ancient town accessible only on foot via a bridge over a ravine.
Giovanna
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It's one of our favourite towns in Italy.
It's one of our favourite towns in Italy. A tranquil and beautiful place, just perfect. It has an old town centre, a sparkling blue lake with beaches, lots of nice streets to just walk and the most hydrangeas I have ever seen in a single place. Countless facilities to have a good pizza or ice cream let alone beer at the beach.
Charming room in an old house with stone walls and vaulted ceilings. Room wasn't huge, but big enough to fit a cot as well as the bed. Great services from staff, including recommendations of what to see and where to eat around town. Located fairly close to the centre of Bolsena. Tasty and varied continental breakfast options including fresh coffee, pastries, fruit, meats, breads, etc. Free parking available on site with direct access between car park and rooms.
Friendly staff in reception and restaurant, helpful too. Location very nice but too many 'fine dining restaurants' in walking distance (we look for simpler fare and a hamber / fries is nowhere to be found it seems) though a nice bar for drinks and a sandwich (tramezzini) is right across the square with a view on the lake (lago). Had a very nice stay here (besides Venice and Gargnano NP the only place we stayed 2 nights in 16 days).
Th hotel Eden sul Lago has a perfect location, directly at the shore of the Bolsena Lake. The hotel guests have direct access to the lake which we used with a SUP board. There is also a pool but we preferred swimming in the lake. The hotel is well run, breakfast was good, the room met our expectations.
An amazing breakfast with delicious homemade treats! Very friendly, welcoming and cheerful host that recommended what is worth seeing around. Great location right by the lovely Bolsena and within a walikng distance from the lake. Large, very clean and nice room.
We had a room and a separate bathroom, but the (very friendly, very open) owner arranged for privacy so it almost felt like an apartment. We had the use of a terrace which was a great plus. The location is very convenient, both for the old town and the lake.
The hotel is near the lake and it has private beach.
We got tickets to the pool at Camping village , it was excellent.
Close to Bolsona and Orvieto
Breakfast was good and was served on the hotel terrace.
Free parking
Homemade cakes, croissants and very nice bread. Staff always ready to serve.
Room was cool and bathroom very large.
Hotel just outside of Bolsena walls and 300 mt far from the lake. Perfect position
The location is superb. if you are looking for a perfect view on the lake, with beautiful sunset, this is your place. Also Bolsena is on a short drive nearby, if you want to go out for a meal.
The location was fantastic- within walking distance of the lake, restaurants and shopping. The owners were present and able to offer suggestions on where to dine. The breakfast was plentiful.
We enjoyed our stay at Lago Bolsena very much. The apartment was perfect, swimming in the lake super, just wifi did not work perfectly - but it was not the fault of the owner.
Great location with 2 pools & across the road from the lake. Breakfast was good and staff very helpful. The hotel had a very relaxed vibe. Great value for money.
Very clean and comfortable hotel right next to the lake, very friendly staff. You find everything needed for breakfast. Highly recommend it for a relaxed stay
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