Palazzo Piccolomini
Orvieto’s most luxurious and character-filled rooms are in a 16th-century palazzo, resurrected from a dilapidated wreck 30 years ago. The stone and vaulted subterranean breakfast room and a couple of frescoed salons whisk you into the past, but most of the guest rooms are done in contemporary Umbrian chic: wood and tile floors, dark furnishings, and crisp white walls with soothing neutral-tone accents. Some rooms have sitting areas or open to terraces, or are two-level; rooms on the upper floors even have a countryside view.
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Orvieto’s most luxurious and character-filled rooms are in a 16th-century palazzo, resurrected from a dilapidated wreck 30 years ago. The stone and vaulted subterranean breakfast room and a couple of frescoed salons whisk you into the past, but most of the guest rooms are done in contemporary Umbrian chic: wood and tile floors, dark furnishings, and crisp white walls with soothing neutral-tone accents. Some rooms have sitting areas or open to terraces, or are two-level; rooms on the upper floors even have a countryside view.
To book, click here.
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