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"Staff at the front desk and breakfast room were wonderful. The rooms were so comfortable and the location really perfect."

"Cute little hotel close to everything. Breakfast was good. Nice rooftop patio to relax and have a drink after a day of wandering Orvieto. We would recommend staying here."

"Excellent location and service was just as good. Staff was very helpful and I would not hesitate to stay there again."

"Apartment is inside old town. With luggages is difficult to lugged there with cobblestone road. And unit was 2nd floor and more luggings. Driving into oldtown to minimise walks to apt has to be careful of ZTL and narrrow steets. Car park was €12 per nite and is long walk from apt in old town. Staff were friendly and helpful but location of apt is a real deterent."

"This place was perfectly adequate in every way. There are; however, train tracks right behind the property. Our toddler loved watching the trains, but it wasn’t exactly quiet. Parking was super easy and there’s a nice grocery store less than a 4”5 minute walk. Convenient to get to the train!"

"A stunning, charming and peaceful property! Just a few minutes outside of Orvieto town. My most favourite place we stayed in during our two weeks traveling around Italy. Beautiful room, gorgeous scenery, delicious food and friendly staff. Highly recommend, especially for a romantic spot. "

"The restaurant was fantastic as was the breakfast. The location is off the beaten path and it definitely helps a person slow down and unwind! Grounds are gorgeous and very inviting. The staff were also very kind and accommodating! We thoroughly enjoyed the stay. "

"Quite possibly the most uncomfortable bed we have ever slept in. It was two twin boxsprings pushed together with very flat pillows. It was like sleeping on plywood. There was alot of street noise plus the windows were very dirty. Breakfast was good. Overall, not worth the money."

"I had high hopes for this place, but unfortunately it feels less like a hotel and more like a time capsule… and not in a charming, vintage way. Let’s start with the room: the walls look like they’ve gone a few rounds with a moving company—scuffed, marked, and clearly overdue for a fresh coat of paint. The TV is so small I’ve seen larger screens on desktop monitors, which made relaxing in the evening a bit of a squinting exercise. Now, the real entertainment: the symphony of noise. Every time the air conditioning or fans shut off, they make sounds dramatic enough to suggest the building itself is reconsidering its life choices. Not exactly the peaceful getaway one hopes for. Outside doesn’t fare much better. The garden area seems to have entered a “survival of the fittest” competition, with weeds winning by a landslide. It gives the impression that maintenance might be more of a concept than an actual practice here. And while location can sometimes make up for shortcomings… that’s not the case here. It’s just another challenge added to the list. All humor aside, this place has potential—but it’s currently being overshadowed by a noticeable lack of care. A little investment in upkeep, aesthetics, and basic maintenance would go a long way. Because right now, it feels like a runaway train heading straight toward declining reviews and even faster-declining occupancy. Unfortunately, I wouldn’t recommend staying here"