Homestay di Tarquinia

Ellis Itali

Of the hosts we've had on our five week trip to Italy, Stefania was the kindest and most helpful. We had difficulty leaving Tarquinia, owing to a train strike, and she was right there to do her best to ease the problem for us. Tarquinia, by the way, is a hidden gem, just 1 1/2 hours north of Rome - a walled hill town, in ancient times a capital of the Etruscan civilization. One of Italy's two major Etruscan necropolises is there. Wonderful painted tombs. The town also has beautiful, mostly medieval, churches and a major museum devoted to the Etruscans. We were there on a weekend - there were not many tourists, and they almost all Italian day-trippers.

Jonathan Amerika Syarikat

Timber beams 100s of years old, but updated space with nice bathroom and ACFresh pastries from a local bakery and a personal shelf in the fridge for our family with yogurt and juice. Clean and nicely renovated with a small communal kitchen with enough to prep snacks for hungry teens. Good location in the center of old town. Absolutely worth visiting the Etruscan sites, accessible ancient history in a friendly medieval town

Marctt726 Belanda

Staff is nice and a great atmosphere