Spa Hotels in Orvieto

It's hard reviewing a $60/night place. I had low expectations (although some of the reviews suggested something more) at that level but was looking for inexpensive spot because I was traveling solo and wasn't going to spend anytime in the room other than to sleep. Adequate for that purpose. Clean. And friendly. Rosana went out of her way to explain the town and was quite helpful. Note that it is located in a triangle between two streets, so you can get some traffic noise although not too much traffic at night, and nothing a white noise app can't handle. I had higher hopes for breakfast but it was very basic, with the hostess serving a piece of breakfast sweet tart, a slice or two of bread, cheese and ham, softboiled egg and a small thing of yogurt. And coffee to order. I left hungry. Perhaps I should've asked for more but nothing was offered, and I didnt want to be pushy.

The room is very clean, the size is right, and the equipment is new and complete. The breakfast is very delicious for European ones. There are a variety of breads and the service is good. As soon as you enter the door, you will be asked if you want hot tea and coffee. There is no self-service machine that puts the hotel down. taste. In addition, the location is also very good, you can see the church as soon as you leave the hotel.

This accommodation was excellent. It was easy to find and as promised a parking space had been saved for us. Once we parked up for the weekend, the car didn't move until we left. We were met by the host Giacabo and he gave us time to go through the map, highlighting all the things to see in the town and places to eat. Breakfast was provided as a self service idea, and was plentiful. It would be an ideal location for people who maybe want to be able to prepare some food for babies etc as it has a small fully equipped kitchenette. The bathroom was lovely and clean and we slept exceptionally well on the bed. Although being right beside the Duomo I was never woken by noise of the church bells or people outside. Would really recommend it.

What a spectacular experience! We visited here for my brothers wedding and it was absolutely perfect. The setting is incredible and so is the service. The rooms are clean. The beds are hard and pillows not great but overall it was a great experience. We prefer cold drinks but unfortunately they were always cold. The reception lady was a bit rude at times too The biggest disappointment was getting ripped off by taxi into town - should be no more than 10euro - we paid 45euro for a 5 minute trip (this isn’t the fault of the hotel though)

Set in the heart of Orvieto in a historic building, La Magnolia is just 328 feet from the cathedral. It offers free bike rental and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.Offering city views, rooms at the Magnolia have a classic design with decorative frescoed walls. They all include an LCD TV, fridge and private bathroom. Some rooms have a balcony and small kitchenette.A breakfast of croissant, cappuccino and orange juice is served each morning. Staff are always available to recommend the best local restaurants and provide tourist information.La Magnolia is a 10-minute walk from the funicular station which links to Orvieto Train Station. Local museums and Saint Patrick’s Well are all reachable on foot within 5 minutes.

Orvieto sits like an island of tuffa, floating above the valley. The city hosts one of the most spectacular cathedrals in Italy. And along its one mile corso, there are many shops and restaurants offering Umbrian dishes, like the famous cingale (wild boar). The Hotel Palazzo Piccolomini is ideally located at one end of the city, near the entrance from the parking area below. You step out the door and follow the narrow streets onto the main Corso. The hotel is surprisingly large, with a fine lobby of bar and sitting areas. The room vary from small but cozy to large apartment like units. An new ”underground' bar (like a cave in the tuffa rock of the city) was under construction while we were there. The people running the hotel are ready with anything you need, including tips on seeing the best of Orvieto. A very pleasant stay!

We loved our one-night stay at this hotel. The town is wonderful, and the hotel is wonderfully situated. We walked the 15 minutes from the top of the funicular. Our room was a corner room on the 5th floor, with a large balcony on one side and a smaller balcony (still large enough for two chairs and a table) on the other side. Breakfast was quite nice. The location is within a ~5 minute walk of a number of great restaurants, several beautiful piazzas including the Duomo. Will definitely be back on a future trip!

Very conveniently located at the eastern edge of the town centre within easy walking distance of all the attractions of this lovely hilltop location near the border of Umbria and Lazio. Rooms are basic but very comfortable and clean. Breakfast is the Italian standard with lots of bread, croissants, cakes, yoghurt and coffee. There is also a charming baIcony area overlooking the Corso Cavour. I would definitely stay again.

We stayed in this rather quirky guest house for two nights, looked after by the friendly host Francesca. It really feels as if you have been invited into someone's home, as long as you don't mind two well-behaved and friendly dogs sharing the facilities. The rooms are rather dated, but large and more than adequate. We were told that some rooms have self catering facilities; if not, there is a communal kitchen for guests to use. Breakfasts were great; hot food cooked to order and a wide selection of cold items, including many homemade treats. The house has a beautiful garden, with views up to the old city of Orvieto above, and a fine swimming pool. There is secluded path from the rear of the house up to one of the city gates. However, it is very steep and hard going even for relatively experienced walkers, so we agreed with other guests that using it once day was more than enough. The other options are driving or using taxis. Highly recommended.