Viterbo Hotel Guide - Basilica of Our Lady of the Oak hotels in Viterbo, Italy.

"A nice small room a little outside the main town area. Great spot for our quick visit of Viterbo :)"

"All of the above Staff is great, the room is ample and clean Lot of space Great parking "

"In the hearth of the old city of Viterbo, I suggest this property "

"I’m sorry to say I became ill during my stay but the staff got me to the hospital for care. I am home how but very thankful for fast thinking staff that got me the help I needed. Thank you!"

"⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our stay at Villa Sofia Viterbo was absolutely exceptional! Staff were incredible and room service exceptional. Clean towels bright white everyday! From the moment we arrived, everything exceeded our expectations — the house is beautiful, spotless, and filled with charm. Every detail shows the owners’ dedication to comfort and hospitality. The location is perfect: peaceful, elegant, and close to everything we needed to explore Viterbo and its surroundings. The hosts were incredibly kind and attentive, always making sure we had everything we needed. The beds were comfortable, the rooms spacious, and the garden a true oasis to relax. Breakfast Wonderfull! We felt at home — or even better! Thank you, Villa Sofia, for an unforgettable experience. We can’t wait to return! 💫 Thank you! CHlARA , LANA, GIANPiERO, LEONID and ALL❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ "

"Fantastic property and excellent host. The apartment was ideally located, beautifully appointed and extremely well run . The city is delightful - lots to see, few tourists, some terrific places to eat. All in all a wonderful experience. "

"The staff we’re exceptionally helpful, I can’t thank them enough I would highly recommend this hotel"

"Beautiful place, owners were so nice and very helpful! They were very accomodating when we needed assistance with anything. Would go back again if in the area and would definitely reccomend to anyone staying in Viterbo. "

"The people at the desk and in the breakfast room were kind and helpful. After I inquired about the town and a little of its history the man at the desk gave me the most wonderful run down about the Papal Palace and Italian history in general. I had a blast hearing about the world from his well-considered point of view."