Hotels in Quartiere di Porta Crucifera

"Everything was great! Lovely hotel "

"Great location and nice staff "

"The hotel is conveniently located just a short distance downhill from Piazza Garibaldi (the entry to the main pedestrian zone of Cortona). However, parking is on-street nearby and arriving on a fine Saturday afternoon, it was challenging to find a space. I had to park in a paid space located a distance away for check-in, and only managed to find a free spot later when the day tourists had left. Parking issues aside, the hotel itself is lovely and cosy, and all the staff I met, from reception to restaurant, were genuinely warm and attentive. The breakfast was a standout – instead of the usual dry scrambled eggs and limp bacon, there was asparagus wrapped in bacon, baked eggplant topped with diced tomato, baked stuffed tomatoes, fried eggs with avocado slides, and many more visually appealing dishes I did not have space in my stomach to sample. I have never had such a unique and delicious hotel breakfast anywhere. The hotel also offered some small bites for happy hour in the evening, but these were not as good as breakfast and were quickly gone without being replenished. I got a very good deal on Expedia, visiting in the off-season in late November. If the price is right, I would definitely stay at Hotel Villa Marsili again if I return to Cortona or its vicinity. Highly recommended hotel!"

"Excellent staff and experiences! We had a wonderful time."

"The room was in quite poor condition. There was only lukewarm water, the heating was noisy, the tv didn’t work, the lights over the bed flashed and the toilet seat was loose. It was a very stylish hotel but it just needs some maintenance. The breakfast was very good and the bed was comfortable "

"Room was wonderful, bathroom spacious and well appointed. Staff amazing and so friendly "

"The room was a good size and had plenty of closet space. The bathroom needs some help. It’s tiny, even for European standards. A small shelf or shower caddy would be nice so you don’t have to bend over to pick up your shampoo in the shower. A towel hook would be nice too. Check in is complicated. You must reach out to get directions. You go to one building to get the keys, then they tell you to go to the building next door to your room, then go a few blocks over to actually check in and pay your city tax and get registered. Someone does come everyday to clean the kitchen, but not your room, which is fine, but a broom and access to some cleaning supplies would be nice. The room is very quiet at night except on Friday and Saturday nights when the restaurant below you changes to a club and the music is loud until about 1:00am. If are not a night owl I would avoid the weekend. "

"A one of a kind, unique property amazing cuisine, and the tour we took of the wine cellar was the best I have ever experienced thanks to the helpfulness and knowledge of our guide Sophia"

"Very clean and beautiful room. Amazing views! Breakfast and staff were the best!"