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Hotel Continental
Via Pagana 8

Offering gorgeous grounds and beautiful views over the bay toward Santa Margherita's center, the upper-middle-range Hotel Continental is ideally positioned for guests wanting access to restaurants in town (a five-minute walk), a secluded retreat, and a base for exploring the Riviera region and Cinque Terre. Although the interior design is disappointingly bland and bordering on dated in some areas, the property's many patios, terraces, and balconies will delight those who prefer spending time outside their room. The restaurant serving free breakfast, private beach, and spa are great for couples looking for a romantic stay, though the hotel is also kid-friendly. Those wanting to stay directly in the center could check out the boutique Santa Margherita Palace, a four-pearl property that's more stylish but doesn't offer sea views. 

Hotel Cristallo
Viale Regina Elena 133
Hotel Italia
Via Venezia 18

The number one allure of this older, 34-room budget hotel is its location, within about a 10-minute walk of several attractions, including the Colosseum and Piazza della Repubblica, and surrounded by restaurants and shops. Although rooms are clean and have private bathrooms, they are cheaply furnished and the free Wi-FI is unreliable. Still, breakfast is included (a simple continental spread) and the hotel is ideal for tourists on a budget whose main objective is to spend time exploring central Rome on foot.

Hotel Residence Amalfi
Corso delle Repubbliche Marinare 9

The upper-middle-range Residence Hotel is an ocean-facing property located across from the popular Piazza Flavio Gioia. It's within close walking distance to the beach and several restaurants, bars, and shops -- Amalfi Cathedral is also just a minutes' walk behind the hotel. The 27 rooms are simple with classic decor, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and balconies. A buffet breakfast is included in room rates and there is an on-site restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Otherwise, features are limited as there are no pool, spa, or fitness facilities. Travelers looking for a swimming pool may want to consider Miramalfi Hotel, although it is not as central as Residence Hotel.

Hotel Santa Marina
Castello 6068, Campo Santa Marina

The 39-room Santa Marina Hotel is a lovely, upscale boutique located in Venice’s Castello district. Built in a former 15th-century convent, the hotel offers vintage Venetian charm along with modern conveniences. There is a bright breakfast room on-site and a cozy bar with checkerboard tile floors and plenty of room for socializing. Rooms have 18th-century style, and many have wood floors, patterned wallpaper, gilded headboards, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs, though some may have a touch more polish than others. Some rooms and bathrooms can also be quite small, and guests should request a room in the main building over the annex if possible. Wi-Fi is free throughout. Guests may also want to consider nearby hotels in this price range such as Hotel a La Commedia and Palace Bonvecchiati.  

Accademia Hotel
Via Scala 12

In the heart of Verona, the Accademia Hotel is a classically elegant, mid-range property within walking distance of the town's most important sights. The 94 rooms, some of which have terraces, range from small Singles to spacious Suites, some with jetted tubs. There's also a handsome on-site restaurant, where breakfast (included in the room rate) is served, and a fitness center with a range of equipment. Common areas, from the sleek-looking bar area with purple velvet chairs to the chandeliers and gold gilt of the lobby, evoke opulence, but the rooms dial this look back a bit, and some appear in need of an update. Still, the Accademia's central location and refined air make it a decent choice for those looking for a bit of understated elegance in Verona. 

Hotel Imperial
Via del Gomito 16