How many bed and breakfasts are there in Italy?

We can currently book 821 across 21 destinations in Italy, starting from €54 per night for two adults.

Which destination in Italy has the most?

Naples, with 127 properties B&Bs and small inns.

Bed and breakfasts in Italy

821 properties B&Bs and small inns across 21 destinations in Italy, from € 54 per night for two adults.

Live prices, sampled for a two-night stay a month ahead. Measured 2026-09-25 – 2026-10-04.

Bed and breakfasts in Italy at a glance

We track 821 properties B&Bs and small inns across 21 destinations in Italy. Naples has the most with 127; Catania has the lowest starting price at € 54 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 83 to € 177 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in Como costs about 2.1 times what Catania does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.

Destination	Properties	From / night	Typical
Naples	127	from € 59	€ 98
Palermo	93	from € 73	€ 112
Catania	78	from € 54	€ 83
Lecce	78	from € 70	€ 102
Florence	59	from € 74	€ 129
Bari	49	from € 74	€ 99
Pisa	48	from € 61	€ 104
Siena	45	from € 96	€ 150
Verona	39	from € 80	€ 136
Sorrento	34	from € 58	€ 120
Taormina	28	from € 57	€ 107
Bologna	27	from € 75	€ 142
Bergamo	24	from € 77	€ 106
Como	19	from € 70	€ 177
Venice	17	from € 75	€ 132
Cagliari	17	from € 62	€ 96
Turin	10	from € 96	€ 142
Trieste	10	from € 69	€ 96
Rome	7	from € 85	€ 137
Genoa	6	from € 94	€ 117
Rimini	6	from € 83	€ 97

What to look for in bed and breakfasts in Italy

Small properties where breakfast is part of the deal and usually cooked rather than laid out. The number of rooms is typically under ten, the hosts often live on site, and the experience is closer to staying with someone than to checking into a building.

Before you book, check

Whether breakfast has a fixed time. In a B&B it usually does, and it is rarely early.
Whether any facilities are shared, particularly bathrooms in older properties.
Whether there is parking, since these are often in residential streets.
The cancellation terms, which tend to be stricter because one room is a large share of the week for a small host.

The thing people get caught by

A B&B with three rooms cannot absorb a late cancellation the way a hotel can, and the terms reflect that. Read them before you book if your dates are not certain, and consider a free-cancellation rate instead.

Worth it for: Couples, countryside stays, and anyone who wants a recommendation for dinner from someone who actually eats there.