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    Hotel Windsor Savoia

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    View of room.  #36 best for views on corner.  Above lobby and street fyi
    Marc D.

    We had a wonderful room with a great view and fabulous service. Assisi is wonderful, quiet and this hotel is perfectly located just a few blocks from the main roads and village square. For US travelers the bathroom was decently sized as well as the rooms and bed's The care we received was great. Wifi was strong and worked well and had different ones depending on which floor you were on. We will stay here again on a return trip for sure!!

    View from our room on the 3rd floor.
    Alyssa R.

    Absolutely charming hotel located just a few minutes from the Basilica of San Francesco d'Assisi and the grand gates leading into the heart of Assisi. We had a great stay here, sadly it was only for one night, but I wouldn't hesitate to stay again should we be traveling through the area in the future. + Spacious lobby/sitting room on the main level and a lovely little patio out front. + Nice breakfast selection in the am. Plenty of juices, croissants, fruits, etc to choose from. - We had a decent buffet dinner (included in our tour) in their large dining room. Lasagna, chicken thighs w/ mushroom sauce, etc. Wasn't the most amazing meal we had in Italy... + Large bedroom with doors leading out to a fantastic little balcony for two. We pulled out two guest chairs from the room and watched the sunset. Uber romantic. + Amazing views from the west side of the hotel - facing the beautiful country side of the Umbria region. They also had a TV in the room - but who needs it with the view! If you can afford it go for a "Valley View" room. Just spectacular. +/- Tiny bathroom... but it did have a window and a little basket of shampoo/soaps which was a plus. + They have A/C but we opened up the balcony doors and let the glorious Umbria breeze come on in. You should totally do the same.

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    Relais Il Canalicchio - The entrance.

    Relais Il Canalicchio

    (5 reviews)

    We purchased a stay at the Relais Il Canalicchio via Fleetway Travel, a UK-based company, pretty…read moremuch sight-unseen. It was one of those "buy the ticket then figure out when you're going" situations (if anyone else does that...). Luckily, this wound up being a great decision. The Relais is the quintessentially charming Italian getaway we were hoping for. The staff is exceptionally friendly (and for the most part speaks nearly perfect English - a major plus when your Italian is as cringe-worthy as mine). They really were fantastic. Be forewarned, the resort itself is about 35-40 minute drive from the actual city of Perugia. There is basically nothing on-site except their passable restaurant and a small spa. It's perfect for people who really want to unwind, but not ideal as a home-base for touring the area. (One half-star off for this.) The restaurant on-site is OK, but honestly was one of our least favorite meals in Italy. (Another half-star off for this.) We wound up going down the street several times to a small place called La Locanda del Colle; you will absolutely need a reservation because it's tiny and DELICIOUS. My recommendations if you pass through and decide to stay in the area: brace yourself for the most unbelievable views, morning and night. It's truly breathtaking! Also, if you are looking for a wine tour, we really liked Gusto Wine Tours. They are local and regularly pick folks up from the Relais. (No Yelp page so just shouting out here!)

    We stayed here for three nights. The food was very consistent and had good choices. Wine selections…read morewere also very good. Breakfast was included and if there was a weak link it was the coffee machine drinks. Our room was large and had a terrace and a stunning view. The bathroom was very large and well appointed. The property has 2 pools, a bar and is close to wine tasting and other restaurants- but, really, it is so beautiful you don't want to leave. The grounds and buildings are very old, historic. You feel like you are living in Italian history here. Great service!

    Castello di Monterone - Junior Suite

    Castello di Monterone

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    One of the most unique lodging experiences I've had anywhere in the world. Lovingly restored…read morecastle with odd corners to explore and details to discover. Can't beat the restaurant's deck for sunset views of Perugia. Tough to find but worth the effort.

    If you're staying in or near Perugia and you want to get away from the crowds of the city center,…read moreyou can't do better than Castello di Monterone. Situated on the opposite side of the valley east of the city, along a ridge that separates Perugia from Ponte Valliceppi, the renovated castle is both a perfect spot for exploring Perugia and as a jumping off point for trips to Assisi, Spoleto, or wherever else in Umbria your fancy takes you. If you have a car, Perugia's city center is a short 5 to 10 minute drive, and taxi's can get you there for about EUR 12. The nighttime views of Perugia are stunning, and the castle itself could not be more charming with winding stairs that lead to rooms, balconies, and towers, in addition to the hearths, portals, and dungeons that you'd expect from a castle whose foundation was started in the 14th century. Although the rooms are not big, they are very comfortable, nicely appointed, and many have spectacular views of the Umbrian countryside. Try for a room on the western side of the castle for the best views. Finally, the hotel's on-site restaurant, Gradale, serves delicious Umbrian fare at what we considered to be very reasonable prices. Some of the better meals we had during a recent trip to Tuscany and Umbria were our meals at Gradale. All in all, our stay at Castello di Monterone was one of the most pleasant aspects of our recent vacation, and the hotel itself one of the best we've stayed in in recent memory.

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