Hotels near Roman theatre area, Assisi

Central, modern hotel in a very old building. Reasonable choice at breakfast. No lift and there were 5 flights of stairs to our room. The room initially LOOKED very good, recently renovated, everything white, comfortable bed - however..... there was no chair, just a stool and a bench or the bed. It was very warm for March, so we wanted a cool room but the air conditioning was centrally controlled and temperature couldn't be reduced (even by the staff). The shower, which had a clear glass door - so absolutely NO privacy - was in the corner of the bedroom and as the shower drenched everything inside (the control to change from overhead to handheld shower didn't work), including the towel rack, there was nowhere to have a dry towel, except outside the shower, so you had to dry yourself outside the shower. There were 3 steep tiled steps, down into the bedroom - SO dangerous! The toilet and sink were in a separate small room on the other side of the bedroom (the toilet roll holder was coming away from wall). The room looked out onto a dirty courtyard, with a washing machine and air conditioning units, and there was a distinct smell of 'drains' after using the shower. We stayed 2 nights, if it had been any longer, we would have asked to move to another room. This was an expensive hotel, but there were no tissues in the room and not even a bottle of water provided, I would not stay here again.

Sadly we only stayed one night in Assisi which is an absolutely charming town!! The room we stayed in was clean and the bed was very comfortable!! The shower in the bathroom has a tub which has a high step to get in to, not a problem for us, but if this is a concern inquire if they have rooms without the tub option. Our room was on the valley side so we had an incredible view. Breakfast was your standard selection of pastries, eggs, bacon, fruit and cheeses. Many of the streets in Assisi are steep as is the one the hotel is on. There is not much parking specifically for the hotel, we had a driver so this was not an issue for us as we did not have a vehicle that needed to be parked. The hotel is located within walking distance of shops and many sites, but as I said the streets are quite steep so take this into account when planning your visit!

This is a very nice hotel. I rate five stars for the wonderful people working there and the amazing breakfast that came with our booking. The wine shop was nice too. Grabbed a bottle and drank on the terrace our last night there. Room needs improvement. Could have been cooler (a/c), for sure. Needs a painting and some maintenance/attention. It was clean, though, and had a nice firm mattress. Cleaning crew did an amazing job also. Wish there was a 4.5 on the scale as I would have selected it.

Great location at the end of the city, swimming pool with view of the landscape small rooms, but comfortable bathing very good restaurant: OK, drinks expensive

There are very few reviews on Ctrip's foreign hotels. Although the speed of updating room availability is very slow, I often receive information after booking that the room is full, but the price seems to be the same. The hotel is on the mountain, some distance from the attractions, but it's just a walk away. Compared with Rome, the room is very big and the price is cheap. The rooms are all early, breakfast is quite simple, there is not much to eat.

In a time when some operators require advance payments when booking, Mr. Walter Nasini accepts our last moment reservation by telephone, without claiming anything, with a weakness that makes us feel like old customers immediately. This feeling confirms our arrival and is accentuated during the stay, in this family-run structure, from the ancient flavor (valid for all the beautiful scale in Pietra di Trani, perfectly preserved) but with finishes and 'facilities' the high quality and variety restaurant, the impeccable cleaning, the strategic location for the visit of Assisi, complete the pleasant discovery of a place to return safely.

Poteva andare decisamente meglio. Abbiamo scelto questo resort ricercando l'atmosfera ”serena e rilassante”, decanatata sul sito web, anche ingolositi dalla galleria fotografica che pareva proprio raccontare un posto immerso nella pace e nella natura, quello che cercavamo noi. Abbiamo scoperto al check in, ore 15.00 di sabato 22 giugno, che la struttura avrebbe ospitato un matrimonio la sera stessa e la fruizione della piscina sarebbe stata possibile solo fino alle ore 18.00, per poi lasciare spazio all'allestimento dei festeggiamenti. Siamo rimasti molto perplessi, abbiamo ritenuto scorretto non essere stati informati al momento della prenotazione, solo qualche giorno prima; dopo 3 ore di viaggio e non avendo, a quel punto, altre alternative, abbiamo raggiunto la nostra camera, distante pochi metri dalla piscina. Tempo 10 minuti, nella nostra camera sembrava essere al Cocoricò di Riccione, musica trap ad alto volume (almeno sulla scelta musicale la struttura era incolpevole) che arrivava dallo stereo di clienti della piscina, che è aperta anche al pubblico. Abbiamo chiesto di abbassare il volume, problema risolto, ma, a quel punto, immaginando l'impatto di un impianto stereo professionale per il matrimonio, abbiamo chiesto un cambio di camera. Ci è stata proposta una camera più piccola, un po' distante dalla piscina, sperando di non restare svegli fino a mattina. Speranza vana, perchè fra i rumori dei botti di buon augurio a mezzanotte-mezzanotte e mezza, la musica del matrimonio, i festeggiamenti protratti fino alle 3.30 della mattina minimo (poi abbiamo perso i sensi per lo sfinimento) la nottata è stata parecchio disturbata e disturbante. Era sufficiente avvisare del matrimonio in fase di prenotazione, avremmo sicuramente optato per altra soluzione. Decisamente poco professionale e poco corretto. Struttura carina, esterni molto belli, colazione senza nè infamia nè lode, pulizia così così ma passabile. Consiglio vivamente, se vi piace dormire la notte, di chiedere espressamente in fase di prenotazione se sono previsti matrimoni, battesimi, anniversari et similia. Comunque, viva gli sposi.