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District: City Centre
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Within walking distance of Asti’s historic centre and central railway station, offering regular hotel rooms and separate guesthouses for an ...
Very Good8.2
(66 reviews)
District: Asti
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Stylish and well preserved, an 18th century farm house with apartment accommodation surrounded by woods and vineyards
Very Good8.5
(23 reviews)
District: Asti
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Elegant and off the beaten track, a quiet family run retreat in the heart of the famous Piedmont wine and truffle country
Very Good8.1
(58 reviews)
District: Asti
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Family run bed and breakfast in an ideal scenic location between Turin and the famous wine and food city of Asti
District: Asti
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Small family run bed and breakfast, individually decorated rooms within a scenic park, 15 minutes from Asti
District: Asti
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Well placed yet secluded, a leafy mid range estate offering a variety of room options on the outskirts of Asti
Good7.1
(25 reviews)
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Introduction to Asti, Italy
The city of Asti, Italy is recognised as the unofficial capital of the area of Piedmont, known as Montferrat in English, Monferrato in Italian, and Monfra in the Piedmontese language spoken by many residents of this 'City of 100 Towers'. Despite the nickname, however, there were once up to 120 towers in Asti, and approximately 15 of them still stand within the walls which have surrounded the city since the Roman Empire. The city's old medieval town revolves around Piazza San Secondo, named after its most impressive building, a 13th century church and crypt. The newer Baroque town from the 1700s, however, is centred around another piazza, named after poet and former Asti resident Vittorio Alfieri. Most Asti hotels are located in either of these two historic districts. The mayor's office is housed inside a former palace, while the local synagogue includes a museum dedicated to the city's Jewish community. Visitors can wander around the 1860 Alfieri Theatre, which looks more like an opera house, or watch artists create tapestries inspired by famous paintings at a tapestry museum and workshop. No visit would be complete without sampling the renowned local red and white wines.other spellings: astihotels, assti otel, hotell astie, hote asti, hotesin astio, astiu hotle