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Udine’s hotel stock splits into two useful bands: the historic centre around Piazza Libertà , where you pay for the location, and the quieter quarters around the train station and Via Tricesimo to the north, where rates drop by 30 to 40 percent. Most of the city’s 100-plus hotels are mid-range 3 and 4-star properties, and there is no true luxury resort in town. This where to stay in Udine guide lists the best options in each area, and our Udine neighborhoods article explains the areas in more detail.
Where to Stay in Udine: Centro Storico
The Centro Storico puts every sight, osteria and shop within a 10-minute walk, which is why it is the best choice for a first visit. You trade parking convenience for location, as most streets are limited-traffic and paid parking rings the centre. Expect to pay €110 to €180 a night for a 4-star here, with rates peaking during the Far East Film Festival and Friuli DOC. See our Udine travel guide for more detail.
Suggested Hotels in Centro Storico
Ambassador Palace Hotel
A 4-star on Via Giosuè Carducci 46, a five-minute walk from the station and 250 metres from the centre, with a rooftop restaurant, fitness room and consistently high guest ratings around 9.2. Best for couples and business travellers who want comfort without a long walk. ‘ + BL(‘https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/ambassador-palace.html’) + ‘. See our month-by-month weather guide for more detail.
Astoria Hotel Italia
A refined 4-star on Piazza XX Settembre 24, right in the centre, with an on-site restaurant, a bar and a highly rated breakfast, scoring around 8.7 from guests. Best for first-time visitors who want to step straight out onto the main squares. ‘ + BL(‘https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/astoria-italia.html’) + ‘. See our best time to visit guide for more detail.
Hotel Suite Inn
A 3-star in the centre with free private parking, an on-site bar and spacious suites, rated around 8.9, making it one of the best-value central options. Best for families and drivers who want to park free and still walk everywhere. ‘ + BL(‘https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/suite-inn.html’) + ‘. See our things to do guide for more detail.
Where to Stay in Udine: Near the Station and Via Tricesimo
The area north of the centre, around the station and along Via Tricesimo, is where most of Udine’s lower-cost hotels sit. You are a 10 to 15 minute walk or a short bus ride from Piazza Libertà , and free or cheap parking is far easier to find here. Rates run €60 to €110 a night, which makes this the smart pick for budget travellers and anyone arriving by train or continuing on toward the Alps or Austria. See our travel tips guide for more detail.
Suggested Hotels near the Station
Best Western Hotel Continental
A modern 4-star at Via Tricesimo 71, north of the centre, with a restaurant, bar, gym and free parking, rated around 8.3 and convenient for the motorway and station. Best for road-trippers arriving by car who want a dependable chain stay. ‘ + BL(‘https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/continental-udine.html’) + ‘
B&B Hotel Udine
A straightforward 3-star at Via Duino 8, about a kilometre from the centre, with clean modern rooms, a buffet breakfast and rates that undercut the centre by a wide margin. Best for budget travellers and short stays who plan to use the station. ‘ + BL(‘https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/president-udine.html’) + ‘
Albergo Residenza Al Teatro
A friendly 3-star guesthouse at Via Pracchiuso 38, a 15-minute walk from the centre and 350 metres from the Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine, offering rooms and apartments with kitchenettes. Best for self-catering travellers and anyone attending the film festival or theatre. ‘ + BL(‘https://www.booking.com/hotel/it/residenza-al-teatro.html’) + ‘
Before you book, compare the areas in our neighborhoods guide and check the events and festivals calendar, since the film festival and Friuli DOC weekends sell out central hotels months early.
