Take a dip in the indoor swimming pool with glass floor, revealing 3,000-year-old Etruscan ruins. Just one of the luxuries guests will enjoy at Hotel Brufani Palace.
Boasting a rooftop terrace, Hotel Fortuna is located in Perugia. This charming property dates back to 1300 and is 328 feet from Corso Vannucci. All rooms come with satellite TV and air conditioning.
LAH2041
Australia
Excellent location in the heart of historic centre. 8-10 minutes walk from top of 3 escalators servicing mini metro stop Pincetto. Very gracious building with complex layout but great views. Good breakfast.
The Iris is in a 17th-century building, close to Perugia's Rocca Paolina fortress and the Sant'Ercolano Church. The hotel's wide panoramic terrace offers views of the old city and the hills.
Hotel Europa is a friendly, family-run 3-star hotel located in an Art Nouveau building in Perugia, near the escalator to the historic center. Some rooms offer views of the Umbrian hills.
Located in Magione, 13 miles from Perugia Cathedral, Hotel Cantalodole has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a bar.
Located in the medieval town of Castel Rigone, this countryhouse is housed in a 17-century building, and it offers breathtaking views of Trasimeno Lake and Umbria’s unspoiled countryside.
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