Hotels near Monti Sibillini National Park

"My second time at this hotel and does not fail to deliver. I absolutely reccommend"

"This is a lovely hotel (former palace) perched on the top of the hill as you enter the charming town of Trevi. The hotel is clean, very well organised and has all amenities that you need. The room itself was a good size with a nice bathroom. Breakfast was plentiful and with a very good variety. The owner was a lovely lady who spoke very good English. From here it is a great base to visit the surrounding towns such as Assisi, Perugia, Spoleto, Orvieto etc. We would definitely stay here again. Thank you."

"Very friendly and helpful staff"

"Clean room. Staff didn't know English or Spanish. We didn't use the bar. Air conditioning did not work."

"Great place to spend time in nature with comfort"

"Staff was nice, quite neighborhood. Breakfast was okay for pre-packaged foods."

"The hotel was very pleasant. We stayed in a suite and it was very nice. There was no television in the lounge which was weird, only the bedroom. The parking was confusing as you have to park outside of the town and walk in, not a bad walk but if we did not call reception we would never have figured it out. We booked this hotel for the spa but unfortunately they told us we could not use the services, including hot tub or sauna, after a long italian trip we were really hoping for that, as it is advertised as a spa resort, that was disappointing. Overall a beautiful town and nice hotel."

"Very helpful staff, beautiful room, lots of breakfast options (and good coffee), about 20 minutes walk from the old town, very close to a big Coop supermarket. About €13-15 to/from the train station We really enjoyed our short stay."

"Quiet countryside property. The rooms were nicely appointed but the walls are thin and you could clearly hear the people on the other side. We made sure we spoke quietly so we wouldn’t disturb any of the other rooms but unfortunately that was not reciprocated. A nice spot convenient to some beautiful Umbrian towns. You definitely need a car to stay here."