Perugia Hotel Guide. Family Hotels in Spoleto, Perugia, Italy

After spending time in places filled with tourists and extreme shopping, it was a relief to find this lovely Bed and Breakfast hidden away in the Umbrian hills. The grounds are spectacular and I loved hearing the rooster crowing in the morning. At night, the Umbrian sky was filled with stars and I watched a lone firefly flit among the bushes. It was so relaxing to sit pool side, enjoying an evening glass of wine or the morning breakfast. I arrived on a Sunday and was served dinner in the garden. What a faulous experience! I do not speak Italian so was uncertain as to what I would be getting to eat but the courses just appeared and included an appetizer, an antipasta plate, pasta and the perfect dessert. The service was as wonderful as the food. The owner of the hotel is a great host and made me feel at home. He was also very helpful in suggesting places that I could visit.

Stay at the Hotel Gattapone for the most amazing view of Spoleto, being one of the most amazing views anywhere - and the gorgeous, old-fashioned rooms. One of the most romantic places I've stayed.

The B&B is a conversion from what were historically Italian army barracks. The conversion has been done to a very high standard. Our hosts Diana and Alberto were exceedingly friendly and offered lots of great advice on where to go to see sights or have good meals. They also organised a wine tour for us and several other guests (this depends on season) which was excellent. When we arrived we were presented with a freshly baked apple pie and some fig jam (ingredients from their garden) which was very welcoming. Silvignano is very quiet and peaceful. It has great views to the west of the green Umbrian plain and is in easy distance of Spoleto, Montefalco, Bevagna, Spello, Trevi and Assisi. Apart from hill towns there is also the possibility of driving east over themountains to the Piano Grande via Casteluccio and Norcia which is a fabulous trip. One small hint: If you have really heavy suitcases or are not so good getting upstairs make sure you ask for a ground floor entrance room. There are several in the complex. Also, although advertised as B&B it is actually self-catering. Our hosts provided us a few food items to get us going on day 1 which was great. Overall we had a great stay.

Very easy access from the blue line road. The hotel is right on the edge of the city with on site free parking. The sites were easily accessed and the restaurants in the area were highly recommended. We ate at Apollinare, which was very charming and reasonably priced for both food and wine. We would go back, if ever we are near Spoleto.

A lovely, quiet and elegant hotel within walking distance of all of the citiy sites . They have a peaceful out door garden and comfortable lobby and lounge area to relax. A buffet breakfast is available starting at 0730 however an early train reservation limited me to a delicious cappuccino. The employees were very helpful and friendly, happily giving directions to restaurants in the area or the city sites.

A lovely warm welcome from Fabio on our arrival. Quiet and peaceful by the pool with excellent sun beds. Really recommend the evening meal of home cooked food, no choice of menu but all tasty traditional and good value. Lots to do in the area.

great room, very clean. comfortable beds. breakfast was wonderful.

Hotel took a bit of finding but that was due to town layout. Hotel is in a quiet part of town. It was being used by a rather noisy set of volleyball teams, but that's what you sometimes get with a tourist-type hotel. Free garage parking which was a bonus.

We loved this town and this hotel. It is owned and run by a couple who live in the hotel, are perfect host and hostess. Driving in spoleto is very difficult and they helped us to get our car in and out of the town.