Hotel Subasio

If you came to town for Giotto's frescoes, you can do no better than this hotel, which opened next to the basilica in 1860. Accommodations in this former 16th-century palazzo vary widely in color scheme, decor, size, and appointments. The only real consistencies are the owners' pleasing tendency to fill each room with antiques and the fact that rooms overlooking the valley or the facade of San Francesco are larger and better furnished -- insist on one. Bathrooms were recently overhauled. The Umbrian restaurant is partly installed in a 13th-century vaulted cellar. With surroundings fit for a king (or at least the king of Bulgaria, who honeymooned here) and the location just 100 paces from the basilica, the Subasio's a prime choice.

Facilities:
Restaurant; babysitting; concierge; room service (bar)

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