San Gemini Palace

San Gemini Palace is a five-star boutique hotel, the newest luxury accommodation in Umbria, Italian region known for its landscapes, traditions, history, culinary delights, artistic legacy and influence on culture. Nestled at the northern part of the medieval area of San Gemini, the hotel provides the perfect getaway for adventurers looking to relax after a long day in the great outdoors. Guests can experience the...

La Badia di Orvieto

The Badia di Orvieto, four-star hotel. This renowned historical residence is an ideal place for a stay immersed in the scenario of the green Umbrian countryside, offering a unique sense of well-being. Orvieto, ancient land of the Etruscans, lies on the main communication routes Florence/Rome, and is a crossroads of culture and traditions from the Val d'Orcia to Tuscia and thermal spas and baths. A site favoured by...

Poste del Chiugi

The Country House Hotel Poste del Chiugi is situated on the stretch of land between Umbria and Tuscany characterised by gently rolling hills. Panoramic views abound, from the muted hues of blue of Lake Trasimene to the intense greens and the ochre yellows of the Valdichiana, punctuated by well-known towns like Cortona and Montepulciano. The old farmhouses have been restored to provide accommodation for...

Castello Monticelli Marsciano

Castello Monticelli is a historic residence, protected by the italian Ministery of Art and Culture. From 593 to 774 A.D. it was a fortress to defend Perugia from the Longobards, then it became a Benedectine Monastry for about 500 years and from about 1470 was a summer and hunting residence of aristocratic families. Castello Monticelli offers several types of accomodation from spacious and elegant suites, all finely furnished...

Antica Dimora alla Rocca Trevi

By 1650 the apostolic pronotario Giovanni Battista di Filiberto, who also was internunzio of the Regno di Napoli, erected the building for his second-born son. It was in the habit to confer the aristocratic title and all inheritance to the eldest son, and to have the second-born trained as a clergyman. The building was later donated to Filiberto’ s grand-children, and among them to Anton Francesco VALENTI, Bishop of Teodosia...