‘One of the best hotels (for the price) that we have stayed in,’ says a visitor. The Sagnotti family’s palazzo, a hotel for over 160 years, is within walking distance of most of the main attractions. Named after the exquisite national Portuguese church nearby, it is ‘clean and comfortable’, with ‘helpful staff’ and ‘excellent soundproofing’. Bedrooms are ‘compact, but well decorated’. ‘We have not slept in a better bed, except at home,’ one couple wrote. Bathrooms are modern. Airy corridors and landings are paved with marble. There is a roof terrace, where the ‘adequate’ breakfast is served under lemon trees in good weather (on cooler days it is in a glassed-in area); international newspapers are available. Recommended restaurants: La Campana (‘booking recommended; it is popular with locals’), Il Bacaro (‘caters more to foreigners’).