Bb La Terrazza

The terrace was a highlight, with lovely flowers, a table, and lanterns and candles for the evening, plus a beautiful view over the city and the castle on the hill. You can reach it through doors at the top of the stairs or from the master bedroom. Inside, the apartment is spread over two levels in a historic building. The main floor has a generous living room, kitchen, and guest bathroom; upstairs, reached by a stylish spiral staircase, are the master bedroom and bathroom, with skylights, a Jacuzzi tub, and one of the most comfortable queen beds I've slept in in the country. It's on the top floor of a four-storey building, with no elevator, just so you know. B&B La Terrazza is a real hidden gem in a small town many people, and probably many Italians, haven't visited. The owners have a few rentals here, and this one is beautifully designed and decorated. I really liked having my own space. The owners came by each morning to tidy up and leave breakfast supplies for the next day. They'll change the sheets and linens if you ask, and you can use the kitchen freely. I loved my stay in Campobasso and would happily come back. Honestly, it's the only place I'd stay in the city.

The apartment is modern, with a lovely terrace, and restaurants close by. It's in a fantastic spot. For parking, the best option is on the street around the corner. Add your license plate number and a couple of euros to pay through the morning.

Breakfast had a wide choice, including espresso and different teas, and the room was very clean and spacious. The owner even helped carry our suitcases up the three flights of stairs. It's a renovated apartment in a great location, and street parking is available nearby.

The host was warm and helpful, and the place itself is lovely, especially the terrace.