ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من Museo Archeologico Nazionale، في اورفيتو من SAR 295

"Prime location-right in historical center! 2 minute walk to Duomo, 5-10 minute walk to all other landmarks."

"The staff was lovely and the area as perfect for exploring Orvieto. The room was clean though small with little space for suitcases or sitting anywhere but the bed. On nice days, this wouldn’t be an issue but it was rainy and cold while we were there so it did feel more limited."

"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. "

"Unfortunately there was a terrible smell from the shower drainage … this needs to be mentioned and needs attention Our room was not easy to get to with our luggage "

"La casa es antigua, pero muy bien restaurada. Excelente equipamiento y decoración. Personal muy amable."

"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."

"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!"

"Standard room. Nothing fancy but fine for an overnight. "

"Camera confortevole e pulita. Personale molto disponibile e gentile. Consigliatissimo"

"Wonderful breakfast and food. Special thanks to Christopher ( best cocktails ever) and Adamo for their kindness. Great experience "

"Gorgeous location. Incrdible staff and service. Clean and spotless rooms with a nice upgrade. "

"Si tutto bene "

"What a wonderful experience. We rolled into Bolsena on a whim in a Friday evening in April. The place we’d booked online was closed! So we found Casa di Agatha online and made a reservation. When we pulled up is was dark and also looked closed, but soon Tiziano pulled up to let us in. The rooms are in a very old and beautifully preserved building. Each are thoughtfully decorated with antiques and hand painted ceilings. The bathrooms are lovely with modern provisions, but also elegantly...