Best Hotels in Perugia
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Perugia Park Hotel
"Great breakfast, large parking and clean rooms"
Locanda Della Posta, Etruria Collection
"The hotel recommended by the locals in Perugia, you can see the night view by walking 100 meters, it is beautiful, and you can see the stars. Hotel facilities are good, breakfast is rich, nearby is the city center, there are good restaurants to choose from for one or two hundred meters."
Hotel Rosalba
"The hotel staff were Japanese, so I was able to travel alone with peace of mind."
Sangallo Palace
"Newly renovated room with walking distance to the ancient town"
Hotel S. Ercolano
"Absolutely terrible. I thought hotels in smaller towns would offer better value for money, but the opposite was true, just like prices in rural areas aren't necessarily lower than in cities. The single room had a persistent smell of smoke that just wouldn't go away. This is the only hotel I've ever stayed in that's been this bad; I opened the windows for hours to ventilate, but it didn't help. Like many places in Italy, the heating was only available for limited hours, and I was woken up freezing. They only gave me a blanket and a sheet to cover myself with. The soundproofing was incredibly poor; I was woken up in the middle of the night by a family coming home from outside. I was furious! How could they stay out so late in this small town?"
Posta Donini 1579 | UNA Esperienze
"A beautiful historic residence near Perugia, complete with a restaurant and spa. The rooms are spacious and equipped with every comfort, with water, coffee, and beverages included in the price. The breakfast is delicious, with a wide variety of sweet and savory options. Recommended for a relaxing stay."
Little Italy Hostel Ex Chiesa S Donato
"There is no heating in the room!"
Chocohotel
"The service and breakfast were both good. It was not too far from the station, so it was within walking distance. And they gave me welcome chocolates as a service, which was very impressive."
Sina Brufani
"Great location historical site"
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Castello di Monterone
"Very good hotel"
Hotel Perusia
"Excellent location for visiting Perugia"
Il Castellaro Country House
"Fantastic experience. Grazie mille Paolo and staff for brilliant stay. Great host and fantastic restaurant, room and service. Buy some of their olive oil, it's magnificent. We did and are enjoying it to eat as well as a happy reminder of our stay."
CorteViva Boutique B&B
"What a great base to explore Umbria. Federico was a brilliant host, attentive and informative. When we expressed interest he went out of his way and took time to show us the property and all of the precious antiques, some dating from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The room was very large, the bed was really king sized and very comfortable, and the shower was the best we have had in all of Italy. We appreciated the secure off road parking. The common areas were very comfortable and the breakfast was fine, the sweets were made fresh every day by Federico's mother Mariella and served by his father Leandro! The location was perfect for exploring the beautiful Umbrian countryside, from Assisi to Orvieto to Spoleto and everything in between. We stayed four nights and would have loved to stay longer. A highlight of our trip!"
Perugia Plaza Hotel
"This hotel is situated outside the main Perugia city, down a hill and a 25 minute walk from the mini metro. Its not terribly convenient for tourists. The rooms are tired. Minimal facilities with old fashioned bathrooms. We found the service OK. Not particularly helpful, expect for one assistant. Be aware that standard European plug adapters don't seem to work in any of the room plugs. The hotel will lend you some for a 5 euro refundable deposit. The breakfast was very disappointing for a 4 star hotel. The only hot food was eggs and they were dreadful! Otherwise, standard bought in products. It's not bad if you have to find a bed in Perugia...but suggest you look for others first."
Borgo Mandoleto - Country Resort & Spa
"Soaking-Up The Umbrian Countryside We spent a very pleasant 3 nights at this small, charming bed & breakfast. The rooms at the Borgo Mandoleto were large and tastefully decorated in a countryside theme. The grounds were beautiful, and there were many places (including the swimming pool) to sit with a coffee or an aperitivo and soak-up the beautiful Umbrian countryside. There is a good restaurant next to the B&B, and several sites [Perugia, La Citta della Pieve, Lago di Trasimeno, and Solemeo (for a wonderful aperitivo)] are within a short drive. Donatella was a gracious hostess who served a nice breakfast (the tortes are not to be missed) with very good English."
Domus Volumnia Country House
"We have occupied the Tania room in 3 for two nights in this small structure at the doors of Perugia. The hotel is very clean, comfortable beds, bathroom is not very spacious. There is a very good breakfast. Parking is reserved inside the courtyard (closed) of the facility. Added value the wellness centre (unproven) and the pool that is surely useful in the summer season. Honest rates. Good!"
Borgo Dei Conti Resort Relais & Chateaux
"We stayed here for 2 nights whilst touring Tuscany. The property is breathtakingly beautiful, approached by a long driveway up to an impressive main building (the resort comprises of several buildings). The welcome was warm, with a tour of the relevant aspects of the property, and a lot of information that is hard to remember - at least it was for us (in our sixties). There is nothing written down … more on this later. The rooms are generously sized with a modern decor. We booked an executive room and were upgraded to a “junior suite”. The room had no seats, except for a singe armchair on an upper level, making it difficult to sit and talk together in the room. There is a massive amount of storage, and everything worked well (no problems with air con for us). We decided to have an aperitif in the bar before dining, but after 15 minutes they still had not brought the wine! I had to go and ask to be served! There was some issue with the wine we chose, but they should have told us right away. Later we asked for some printed information about the hotel and its facilities, and were told there is a QR code to scan in the room. After dinner we searched in vain for this QR code, went down to reception to ask for it, and were then given a print out in Italian! Later on they brought the menus and wine lists from the two restaurants to our room as well! It was all a little odd - why not just display the code on the screen in reception and let us scan it? Dinner was excellent. We dined in the more informal restaurant above the pool,and the food and service were ver good, especially the sommelier, who helped us choose an excellent wine to accompany the meal. This property is very beautiful, the pool area is excellent, the rooms are well equipped and the restaurant is excellent (we did not dine in the Michelin starred one). However, the service, and the approach to service did not quite match the setting. There was a general lack of presence - we had breakfast at 7am when the service starts, but had to find someone to come and serve us! This could/should be a 5 star visit, but even though the manager gave us a handwritten apology (and a jar of honey from their local apiary) as an apology for the poor service, I can still only give 4 stars."
Santa Cecilia Perugia - Rooms&Suite
"Don't even dream of booking this place if you don't use Whatsapp, because it's very difficult to communicate with them otherwise. And even so, after getting no response about leaving our luggage at noon, it took about 15 minutes to get buzzed into the facility. The skylight over the bathtub was so badly broken that all the heat went out through it. When we tried to go out again we wanted to test all of the keys so we could be sure of getting back in quickly and the key to the outer door got stuck in the keyhole. We finally were able to get an answer to our call, but the person didn't seem to understand our problem either in English or my good Italian."
The Bank Hotel - Etruria Collection
"We had a wonderful experience at The Bank Hotel. The location was amazing, the rooms were modern and lovely and the bathrooms were terrific. The entire staff was friendly and helpful and the breakfast was delicious and plentiful. I highly recommend The Bank Hotel."
Hotel Umbria
"Some of the reviews left are inaccurate and I can say must come from people who don’t appreciate the real authentic Perugia. The hotel is charming and just off the main area. Yes it’s a bit of a steep walk up to it but you are in old town which is a maze of interesting walkways on a hill! What do you expect? The bathrooms are perfectly appointed. I am not small and I could fit fine into the shower, the bathroom was no smaller than what you expect. As for the person that commented on the carpet on the stairs, it was beautiful. The room we had “23” was a perfectly adequate double room with a cute window. The staff are kind and welcoming. We loved to stay here. It was charming and comfortable. The location sensational. If you want to stay in a soulless modern hotel this is not for you, and probably Perugia is not for you either. Wonderful stay!!"
Residenza il Punto
"Residenza il Punto is one of the nicest hotels we have ever stayed in. Serene, beautiful, clean, and staff are really good at taking care of visitors. Beautiful visit to a beautiful place in Italy’s Umbria, Perugia. Highly recommend this hotel."
Rosetta Hotel Perugia Tapestry Collection by Hilton
"I cannot speak highly enough of the staff at the Rosetta Hilton in Perugia. The management team and staff deserve enormous credit for their caring, professional and genuinely helpful manner towards guests. They were absolutely faultless throughout our stay — accommodating, polite and welcoming at all times. They made us feel completely at home; thoroughly decent people doing a fabulous job. Thank you The relaxed and welcoming atmosphere was helped further by breakfast being served until 11am each morning, which made for a very civilised and unhurried start to the day. We were also very grateful to be allowed a late checkout extension until 2pm, which made our final day far more comfortable and relaxing. The hotel team also arranged a wonderful visit to the nearby Goretti Winery, where my wife and I were warmly welcomed by the charming and extremely knowledgeable Sara and Giulia Goretti, representing the fourth generation of the Goretti family estate. We were served a beautiful traditional Umbrian meal by Giulia, accompanied by the family’s exceptional wines. What made the experience even more special was that this intimate dinner for two was unexpectedly served in the tower room, surrounded by traditional family furniture and history. It created a genuine “wow” moment during our trip and became one of the highlights of our stay. The Hilton team have clearly chosen their local partnerships very well. There were just a couple of minor irritations during the stay, which I suspect may stem more from wider corporate Hilton policies than from the local hotel management itself. • One bottle of water allocated per room for the entire stay felt a little restrictive. Whilst certainly not a deal breaker, charging €4 for additional bottles seemed unnecessary and slightly mean-spirited given the otherwise excellent hospitality. • Tea and coffee facilities in the room did not include milk. I appreciate this may be less common outside the UK! Thankfully, a very kind restaurant waitress provided me with a pot of milk, which kept our supply of English Breakfast tea going throughout the stay. Overall, these were only very minor points within an otherwise excellent stay. In fact, they stood out precisely because the local management and staff were so exceptionally good in every other respect. I do wonder whether some wider corporate Hilton policies may unintentionally hinder the flexibility of the local team. A little more empowerment for the onsite management — who are already doing an outstanding job — would likely resolve these small irritations very easily. Most importantly, however, what we will remember from this trip is the warmth, kindness and professionalism of the Rosetta Hilton team, together with the unforgettable hospitality of the Goretti family. Both contributed hugely to making our visit to Perugia such a special and memorable experience. We enjoyed our time in Perugia so much that we are already planning to return for the Umbria Jazz fes"
Hotel Iris
"Staff very polite and helpful. He showed us and give us a map of the top city attractions and the walk itinerary to do. The hotel is quite charming, an old palace with frescoes ceiling. But you must like historic homes with their merits but also defects. Very good price for the location, in the city center, with parking (extra charge) , and only 15 minutes pleasant walk to reach the main fountain plaza."
Hotel Priori Secret Garden
"I was very satisfied with the breakfast. The soundproofing was okay. But why did I need to pay 20 euros for the final city tax? Others paid 2 yuan a day, but he paid 5 yuan a day."
WelcHome - Suites -
"Right in the middle of old Perugia, great position. The room was clean and large - lots of it utilised by the large bathtub and sauna. Double sinks were nice, as was the rainwater shower and friendly welcome. We had the double room (#3) with a queen bed but wouldn’t classify it as a suite or apartment as advertised. The kitchen was a small refrigerator, coffee machine, and a double hob - with minimum cutlery and cooking pans. (No oven or microwave). The wash machine was shared with all apartments in a room down the hall - again not as advertised - but modern and efficient. We stayed three nights and our room was never cleaned, clean towels not offered and no replenishment of coffee and tea supplies (which were minimal to start with). It was also quite loud out our window with the restaurant across the lane way - the only night we got undisturbed sleep was when the restaurant was closed on Sunday. At around 140 Euros per night, we felt like our room wasn’t the best value, although we certainly enjoyed staying in the heart of Perugia village."
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More Information About Perugia Hotels
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2,661 |
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186 |
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S$ 206 |
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S$ 214 |
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La Meridiana Bleisure Hotel |
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FAQs About Hotels in Perugia
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What are the best hotels in Perugia?
Perugia has some of the best hotels to satisfy your needs. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, La Meridiana Bleisure Hotel (from S$ 110), Sangallo Palace (from S$ 127) and Chocohotel (from S$ 114) are best choices for your stay.
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What are the top hotels in Perugia near Piazza IV Novembre?
Some of the top hotels in Perugia near Piazza IV Novembre include Hotel Priori Secret Garden (from S$ 142), Hotel Fortuna (from S$ 130) and Little Italy Hostel Ex Chiesa S Donato (from S$ 50), all offering easy access to Piazza IV Novembre, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What is the average price of a hotel in Perugia for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Perugia this weekend is S$ 167 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is S$ 346 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Perugia this weekend typically cost S$ 1,587 per night.
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How much do hotels in Perugia cost per day during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Perugia during weekdays is S$ 160 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around S$ 334 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Perugia generally cost S$ 1,527 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Perugia?
Planning a relaxing getaway? A spa experience can be the perfect addition to your trip. Perugia Park Hotel (from S$ 101), Sina Brufani (from S$ 211) and Posta Donini 1579 | UNA Esperienze (from S$ 172) provide highly rated spa services for ultimate relaxation.
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Which hotels in Perugia have pools?
Sangallo Palace (from S$ 127), Chocohotel (from S$ 114) and Perugia Park Hotel (from S$ 101) are popular hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What are the best places to stay in Perugia?
Some of the best places to stay in Perugia are near popular attractions like Piazza IV Novembre, Palazzo dei Priori and Etruscan Well, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What hotels in Perugia offer an especially good breakfast?
Sina Brufani (from S$ 211), Borgo Dei Conti Resort Relais & Chateaux (from S$ 822) and La Meridiana Bleisure Hotel (from S$ 110) offer an especially good breakfast to start your day. Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast!
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What are the best luxury hotels in Perugia?
Perugia has many popuplar luxury hotels with different styles, top amenities and unique experiences. Sina Brufani (from S$ 211) and Borgo Dei Conti Resort Relais & Chateaux (from S$ 822) are highly recommended luxury hotels for exceptional stay.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Perugia?
Sina Brufani (from S$ 211), Hotel Rosalba (from S$ 65) and Rosetta Hotel Perugia Tapestry Collection by Hilton (from S$ 203) are the best pet-friendly hotels that welcomes your furry friends. Enjoy your stay with your pets by your side!
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