The "CASA CARBONARA" B&B is located in the center of Cividale del Friuli, next to the pedestrian area, a 5-minute walk from the train station and 3 minutes from the bus station. It has 3 bedrooms, a living room, a private entrance and a garden. Free Wi-Fi. CIN = IT030026C1W54KEKJX. The space Casa Carbonara is a historic stately villa surrounded by a centuries-old park, characterized by high ceilings and wooden floors. The villa is inhabited by an Italian-Spanish family that offers hospitality in 3 double rooms with two bathrooms, located on the 1st floor. The large room has an external bathroom with an entrance in front of the door, shared with another room. On the ground floor, guests can enjoy a large breakfast room, with a separate entrance and a part of the garden available. The self-service breakfast is mainly based on organic products. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi. The B&B is non-smoking and we speak Italian, Spanish and English. From October 1, 2023, there is a tourist tax of €1.50 per night per person over 12 years of age, for a maximum of 6 nights. Guest access Bike parking is available in the garden. Upon prior request and if available, equipment is provided for younger guests, such as a crib, high chair, baby bath, toys. Small pets are allowed (to be agreed in advance with the manager). During your stay You must agree on the check-in time with the manager. Guests will be able to enter and exit the property freely. Breakfast is offered by the host but is self-service. Maps and information material relating to Cividale del Friuli are available in the building, as well as books that can be consulted on site. Other things to note Children sleeping in a crib or sharing a bed with their parents are not subject to payment. Borgo San Domenico is located north of the city, originating in medieval times and consolidated in the fifteenth century within the Venetian walls. In 1256 it housed the convent of the Dominican friars, from which it takes its name, suppressed by Napoleon in 1810 and later sold to private individuals until its disappearance. Today, the Borgo is enriched with houses and buildings, offering an atmosphere of tranquility in the area.