An amazing gem of a hotel worth every penny. We swooped in last-minute and could not have asked for…read morea warmer greeting. Assisi itself is astoundingly beautiful and the Nun fits right in, blending historical architectural elements with modern amenities and comforts. The staff knew what being a five-star hotel requires - they foresaw what we might need or want during the visit and made sure we had it: spa intro, restaurant recommendations, and a little prosecco. The entire campus is spotless, I could have slept anywhere. Bravo to the team here, they have put together an astounding product.

The best Spa/ Hotel/ resort in Europe!! The service is amazing. The management and the staff are…read moreprofessionals and they all speaks English. My room had a great view of Assisi and very spacious but aside from the room the spa with the Roman bath and different rooms with different temperatures is truly a treat! Greta Papini one of the massage therapists had me hooked with her magical hands to where I booked an 80 minute massage everyday of my stay not to mention the manager of the Spa Anna Rita Sciallo that came to my rescue with a manicure and pedicure. I definitely recommend Nun Assisi Relais & Spa Museum. I would give them 10 stars if I could. The restaurant has an amazing view with the best food and service you can find in Assisi

Very clean, nice rooms and bathrooms. You feel safe here. There is a little bar in the lobby and…read morea little sitting area. The courtyard is.pretty with many trees and birds that sound beautiful, they are very happy birds - an added bonus.

Remodeled from an old convent, this hotel is a short distance away from the tourist attractions and…read moreoffers quiet surroundings, beautiful grounds, and spacious modern rooms. There is also a nice restaurant in the hotel. We stayed here in the winter of 2022 for 3 nights and were very happy with everything. The daily breakfast in their elegant dining room with an expansive view is something we will remember for a long time! Though it's away from the Assisi town center, there's a bus stop right in front and the bus takes you to the foothill of Basilica St. Francis, the main attraction in this town. While the facility is nice, it's the service of their dedicated staff that prompted me to leave this 5-star review. Everyone from the front desk to restaurant staff was friendly, courteous and patient with our very broken Italian- most speak English so we had no problem here.

We stayed at Villa Luciana for 3 weeks in June 2015 and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Villa Luciana…read moreis a 3-bedroom apartment four short blocks from the beach. It's spacious and the gardens are beautiful. The cost runs around 45 euro a night for a stay of two weeks or longer, so it's cheaper than most of the hotel rooms and far more spacious, especially for our family of four. This place is not listed on most of the English-language vacation rental sites as it appears that the family that owns it markets it mainly to Italian customers. But the guy who manages the place, who goes by the single name Franco, speaks English well and made us feel very comfortable. We can highly recommend Villa Luciana to English-speaking tourists. We ended up here by chance. We had booked a reservation at Casa Di Franco, an apartment building converted to vacation rentals, which was owned by the same family. The Casa Di Franco was sold just a couple of weeks before our arrival, and Franco contacted us to let us know, saying that he had arranged for an even nicer place at no extra cost. He met us there upon our arrival, made sure everything was okay, and gave us his cell number to reach him if we had any problems. The honest and open way that he handled the change of our accommodations convinced us that he's a person we wanted to do business with, and we were very pleased with the place he found for us. The family apparently owns or markets several vacation rentals in the Abruzzo via the www.latuacasainabruzzo.it website. I can't comment on the places they have in the other towns, but Villa Luciana was just great. The pictures on the website really don't do it full justice. When we drove up, our reaction was: "Wow, it's beautiful". The building has two rental units, one of the ground floor and one upstairs. We stayed in the ground floor unit. The overall size of the apartment was about 1000 square feet, considerably more than you get in a hotel for the same price. The unit has a good sized kitchen with a gas range and a toaster oven. It's well stocked with dishes, glasses, pots and pans, and there's a market about two blocks away along Via Arno. We had breakfast at the apartment and went out for lunch and dinner, but if someone were to prefer to cook and eat in, this place is well set up for it. There's a four-seat table right in the kitchen. The rest of the apartment consists of three bedrooms. One has a queen size bed and the other two have singles. All three bedrooms are spacious, and there are two well-equipped bathrooms. There's a small laundry room accessed from the outside that has a washing machine only. We did our own laundry there and hung stuff on the line to dry, but if that is too primitive for you, there's a laundromat on the corner of Via Arno and Via Toscana. Our children, age 18 and 14, really enjoyed the place. They loved being able to run over to public beach in five minutes, come back to the apartment when they wanted to, and then head back for the beach. In early June, the water of the Adriatic was suprisingly warm, and we enjoyed swimming in the salty sea along with other beach activities. Garden Lido just over the line in Tortoreto Lido was very close, and we enjoyed the wonderful restaurants of Alba, especially Carlo V, the Gaugin Pub, the Pizzeria del Pescatore, the Friggitoria for takeout, and Istanbul Kebab for delicious middle eastern food. The area where Villa Luciana is located felt very safe, and the kids went out on their own, found their own gelateria, pasticceria and places to eat, and in general had a great time enjoying the run of the place. Alba was a wonderful place to use as a base for our three weeks in Italy, and we had a chance to see Civitella, Teramo, the Salinello Gorge, L'Aquila, Vasto, Florence, Sienna, Arezzo and Rome. The people we met in Abruzzo were wonderful. I'd heard from some American tourists that Italians were unpleasant to tourists, and maybe that's true in some of the big cities, but that certainly wasn't the case in Abruzzo. Everyone was gracious, many spoke English, and those who didn't were patient with our slow and limited Italian.

My wife and I had the pleasure of staying here for ten days. The bed was comfortable and I…read moreappreciate the minifridge and espresso machine in the room. Our view was not great as we just looked at the building next door but this is to be expected in a hotel in the middle of the city so not an issue. The room was quite small though the bathroom and shower were spacious and the bidet was a nice treat. The included breakfast was very nice and tasty and the staff here was very attentive and friendly. My only complaint really was that we could here the kitchen/restaurant pretty well in our room.

Nice hotel in the Centre of Ascoli as a base for exploring the beautiful region. Breathes the…read moretypical old but rich style, coupled with all the necessary comfort. Nice clean rooms with attentive and helpful staff. At the same time a nice formula (starting from 11 am in same location as for breakfast) to order a good dish with attention to local products (wide range and open up to 24 hours). A must for those who want to discover The Marche from one central point. We have, during our 6-day stay, pulled out 3 days to discover Ascoli, (nice town).

Very charming hotel! The staff were so kind to us, they even let us check in early and allowed us…read moreto get coffee before they opened the breakfast area. The location is great-- right next to the St. Francis Basilica. The bathrooms in the room are very clean and updated. We really enjoyed the breakfast too. Thanks, Hotel Sorella Luna.

Stayed one night at this wonderful boutique hotel in Assisi. I found it on another review site and…read moreI can't believe it hasn't been reviewed on yelp. Perfect location, steps from the Basilica of St. Francis. Located short walking distance from parking- but we were able to pull up our car to drop off and pick up luggage. Camillo was the best host, he was welcoming, friendly, and had a great sense of humor. He also speaks English very well. The hotel seems to be very recently renovated with modern fixtures and attractive decor. Exceptionally clean. The air conditioning worked great- very important for summer. We are a family of four and the room with a bed and a trundle bed was perfect for us. Breakfast was great. I highly recommend visiting Assisi- and this is the hotel to stay in. If I get the chance to travel to Assisi- I will be back!

Our room was beautiful and modern! With a view of the valley and extremely high ceilings with a…read morepainted ceiling. We stayed in the main palazzo. Our travel companions stayed in the adjacent building and it was a maze of elevators and hallways with floor level changes that was a bit confusing. But... it's Italy... (shoulder shrug)

We loved our stay at this hotel. There is nothing not to like…read more The staff is very friendly and helpful with their suggestions. The rooms are absolutely beautiful. The breakfast was fantastic (really good cake1). We absolutely loved it. I rarely give five stars always thinking there is at least one thing that can be improved but nope, nothing here. It is perfection.

I just returned from a two week vacation at the Family Hotel Relax in San Benedetto del Tronto,…read more with my son, daughter-in-law, and two granddaughters. The Hotel caters to Italian families and we were among just a few Americans staying there during our trip. The hotel is literally a fantasy land for children featuring an exceptional staff of young people who organize specific activities for them. Although our three-year old granddaughter did not speak any Italian (at least not at the beginning of our trip...), the staff went out of their way to include her in activities, from building sand castles at the beach to the baby dance parties every night. She even got to appear on stage in costume in a mini Peter Pan play. The soft inclusive package features a baby buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and stocks a variety of baby foods and child-friendly options. The inventive menu for the adults offers ample choices at pranzo and cena. We were able to enjoy some regional specialties during our stay including olive ascolane, fritto misto, and salumi offerings, along with the chef's surprisingly creative daily entrees. The breakfast buffet always featured fresh fruit, freshly squeezed orange juice, and fresh pastries and cornetti, along with scrambled eggs, cereal, toast, and other familiar choices for the kids. The waitstaff was terrific, and especially our waiter, Hamdi, who was so patient in dealing with our needs and those of the two babies. The hotel is located on the beautiful palm tree-lined "lungomare," a short walk to the beach, where hotel guests are offered umbrellas and chairs at the LaSerenella chalet as part of the inclusive package. The hotel rooms are small and the beds are a lot firmer than the norm in the U.S., but we didn't come here to stay inside. (My only real issue is that the showers are very tiny and slippery, especially for the toddlers and us older folks.) That said, my utmost respect and congratulations to Nicola Mozzoni, who serves as the general manager/event coordinator/ nightly master of ceremonies/trouble shooter, etc. for creating an exceptional environment for family vacations. I assure you that nothing like this at all is available in the resort areas of the U.S.

From the owner: Hotel in prima fila sul mare e vicino al centro una grande…read morepiscina immersa in un parco con piante secolari lo contraddistingue Animazione, serate tematiche, giochi bimbi e wifi gratuito sono alcuni dei servizi più apprezzati di questo albergo dove potrete dimenticare i problemi quotidiani e divertirvi in Relax

This is a charming family-run inn and the accommodations are exemplary! The proprietor and his…read morefamily went out of their way to not only make us welcome but provided tips on the best places to eat, often out of the way but worth it. I would recommend this place to any traveler. The stonework was rustic and so beautiful. Old Italy was everywhere but the bathrooms were modern and all was very clean. If I go to Assisi again I will definitely stay here.

Had the "lamb three ways", risotto, eggs with truffle, and vino of course... ohmygosh, so good!!!…read more Not the most memorable meal I had in Italy (that I save for a debacherous affair in Rome), but easily the best from a culinary point of view. The flavor, the freshness of the ingredients, the preparation was simply perfect. Highly recommend a trip up to the abbey if you happen to be in the Gubbio area. And a bonus is the hotel location, which is gorgeous and perfectly designed.

A wonderful surprise in Cameroon Fantastic food, great…read moreportions and wonderful service If you are traveling this part of Marche , it is a fantastic place to enjoy.