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Cavaliere Palace Hotel
The Cavaliere Palace Hotel is located in a patrician mansion built in 1600, adorned with splendid frescos, some dating back to the 17th century. The building was renovated in 1933 by architet Natale Benedetti and is now being refurbished in full respect for the existing layout and the historic charm of the locale.
Hotel dei DuchiRight in the historical centre of Spoleto, looking out onto the Roman Theatre and situated within the gardens of the Ancajani Park. The Hotel dei Duchi is the ideal location for a breathtaking walk towards Piazza del Mercato and Via dei Duchi with its local handicraft medieval shops, the Cathedral, the Castle and the Caio Melisso theatre. Here events for the Festival of Two Worlds take place. A private car park is available for hotel guests.
Hotel GattaponeHotel Gattapone is set in a magical position below the massive castle which dominates the historic town centre. It looks out over a lovely green valley, straddled by the astonishing medieval bridge which is one of the best known landmarks of Spoleto. The bridge is only a short stroll away.
Hotel San LucaIt was on a day in 1198 that a spring miraculously gushed out in the garden of a Spoleto convent by the hands of Pope Innocent III. Known since then as “the holy wellspring”, the waters were believed to have healing powers and for this reason, it was ordained that pilgrims could freely draw from the well. In 1601, the town’s vice-governor arranged for the restoration of the spring and a tablet, which still remains today, was placed to serve as a memorial of the event. During the 19th century, a tannery was erected on the site. A fine work of architecture, the establishment fell into ruins after housing the business until the middle of the 20th century, when it was moved out of the town’s historical centre. In 1993, Paolo Zuccari bought the building, restoring it to its former beauty and radically transforming its interiors. Today, Hotel San Luca is a small, charming hotel run by the Zuccari family. Elegant and sophisticated, it features a warm and familiar atmosphere. You will be totally wrapped up in the old ambience of this hotel and will find it hard to believe that most of what you see is new following the drastic changes made to the inside of the building during the restoration. As you enter the hotel, freshness and brightness will surround you: the natural light filters through the arcade that opens into the central courtyard and reflects on the room’s pastel walls. The hall is furnished with comfortable peach armchairs arranged around an 18th century fireplace, and with antique pieces that add to the warmth, making you feel right at home. Two canaries occupy an antique birdcage, which blends nicely with the background of pastel colours from the striking collection of 19th century tureens on display. Rooms are spacious, colourful, soundproof, and extremely clean, filled with amenities and featuring 2 meter-wide double beds. The large bathrooms are faced with Carrara marble, some offering whirlpool bathtubs and all including telephone, towel heater, and antifogging mirror. The hotel is air-conditioned and drapery- and carpet-free. The building complies with all the current regulations.
Palazzo DragoniPalazzo Dragoni is in the historical centre of Spoleto next the Cathedral.It was built in the XIV century in the place of other medieval and preroman buildings. The Palace has been completely renewed and trasformed in hotel, and for the interior decorations and the furnitures is classified from Regione Umbria "Historic Residence.
PALAZZO LETI Residenza d'EpocaResidenza D'Epoca Palazzo Leti is situated in the heart of historical Spoleto, home to the aristocratic Leti family for over three hundred years. Recently restored, Palazzo Leti is an urban mansion of great historical interest, a fine example of Italian style landscape gardening. The first dwelling on this site was built just inside the city walls and erected in 1292 using masonry taken from the ancient Roman walls These massive stone blocks are still visible in Via delle Felici and provide the foundations for the breathtaking gardens of the present-day. The view is truly magnificent – the wooded slopes of Monteluco, the massive Albornoz fortress, the ancient Roman aqueduct, the Cathedral of S. Maria Assunta, the Romanesque church of San Pietro. Palazzo Leti is one of the finest locations in the beautiful city of Spoleto.
Villa Milani - Residenza d'EpocaSituated a few kilometers from the historical centre of Spoleto, in a splendid position that dominates the town, surrounded by eight hectares of natural meadows and woods, the Villa has been ably restored by Giovanna Milani and Luigi Capobianchi to be turned into an elegant hotel.
