This charmingly renovated hotel, housed in an elegant French-inspired building that dates from 1915, offers pretty rooms with high ceilings and cable TV. Most have wood floors, plus balconies overlooking the busy street; top-floor rooms are the most modern and offer great views over the city. It's a few blocks from the bus station.
Benevento Hotel
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