Giardin Grande Apartment! Your home in Udine

The apartment welcomes you with a warm and comfortable atmosphere. You will immediately feel as if you were at home!

A cozy apartment, a stone's throw from the major tourist attractions and the numerous taverns, bars, restaurants and shops.
Located in an area well served by public transport, it is ideal for those visiting for vacation or for work in Friuli Venezia Giulia.

Just six minutes walk from the University of Udine, the Giardin Grande and the Giardino Loris Fortuna.

The apartment, of about 60 square meters, can comfortably accommodate two people.
Located on the first floor of a building with a lift, the house is divided into:

Kitchen living room. Coffee machine, fridge and freezer, dishwasher, traditional oven, microwave oven, electric kettle, kitchen utensils, wine glasses and television.
Bedroom. Double bed with wardrobe and mirror.
Bathroom. Tub with shower, bidet and toilet.
Extra services available to guests. Central heating, iron and ironing board, drying rack and clothes hanger.

All identity documents of the residents must be shown upon arrival as required by Italian law. Please note that check-ins after the indicated time must be arranged directly with the hotel and require a supplement as follows: - 21. 00 - 23. 00: € 25.00; - 23. 00 - 24. 00: € 30.00; - 24:00 - 01.30: € 40.00.

SECURITY DEPOSIT AND CITY TAX. The security deposit, of 100 euros, will be collected in cash on arrival and released at check out, subject to monitoring of the apartment.
The tourist tax will also be collected on arrival in cash and will be calculated based on the number of guests and the number of nights.

Udine is a beautiful city of Italian art, small and welcoming. The charm of Udine is due to its Gothic and Renaissance monuments and also to the narrow streets lined with arcades.
The visit of Udine can start from the Castle and then continue with Piazza della Libertà.
In a few minutes on foot you reach Piazza Matteotti, with its arcades, shops, the tables of the outdoor bars, the Duomo, the shopping street Mercatovecchio and the two most important museums of the city: that of Contemporary Art and the Diocesan Museum, with the great frescoes by Tiepolo. A destination, therefore, that certainly deserves a few days of visit.