Best Orvieto Spa Hotels

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!

L’hotel si trova in ottima posizione, assolutamente centrale a due passi da tutto ad Orvieto. Logicamente il problema del parcheggio esiste anche se avendo letto su Booking che c’era la P di parcheggio non mi sono posto il problema. Risultato: il parcheggè il parcheggio pubblico a 12€ a notte distante 10 min buoni a piedi che con le valigie potrebbero non essere il massimo per persone anziane. La persona alla reception è stata molto cortese e disponibile. Le parti comuni dell’hotel sono assolutamente eleganti e nobili, mentre la camera che mi è stata data era molto piccola, tra l’altro senza scrivania (una minuscola a mezzaluna) che per me che dovevo lavorare con il pc è stato fastidioso. Colazione in una stanza minuscola, con poco assortimento, soprattutto di salato, anche per un tre stelle. Inoltre mi sono seduto ad un tavolo apparecchiato e le quattro posate erano sporche!!!! ma l’ho scoperto tardi purtroppo per me! E pure la tovaglietta di carta monouso non era stata cambiata! Mettere in bocca una posata usata da altri non è il massimo e infastidisce parecchio. La pulizia della camera lascia a desiderare: polvere sui quadri e sulle luci….per non parlare della ventola di aspirazione in bagno (vedi foto) con un dito di polvere …. Non pulita da mesi. Episodio richiesta copia di cortesia della fattura: l’ho chiesta al check-in che mi ha rimandato alla sera. Richiesta alla sera mi ha rimandato dopo cena, e poi mi hanno rimandato alla mattina. Logicamente al mattino quando l’ho chiesta mi hanno detto che me l’avrebbero spedita per mail. Di fronte alla mia ulteriore richiesta che la copia mi serviva subito, la signora, con una notevole smorfia di fastidio me l’ha preparata. Che fatica!!! Solitamente dormo in alcune catene e in quegli hotel sono loro a chiedermi se mi serve la copia di cortesia. Poi non chiedetevi come mai loro lavorano… Il tutto per 95€ più 12€ di parcheggio. Mica pochi. Mai più

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.

We stopped for one night, back from the puil to break the trip and visit Orvieto. For example, if the two rooms we had booked were near, or if the above floor had no tight and tight scale, but this does not mean that the structure is not comfortable, it is very characteristic. We have not been able to dine, but breakfast, including price, was excellent and abundant and quality. The rooms are very clean furnished in a simple but comfortable and functional way. The price-quality ratio is among the best. Our view is a little superficial, dictate by the short time and unhappy weather, but if we return from those parts, we will certainly keep the location in mind.

Visiting La Badia is like stepping into a fairytale. My husband and I held our wedding at La Badia di Orvieto last month (finally, after having to postpone for the last two years due to covid). It was quite simply the most wonderful weekend we could have ever imagined. First of all, the place itself is pure magic. We had booked La Badia as our venue on the basis of photos we had seen (our fantastic wedding planner had previously held a wedding there and the photos were gorgeous). As soon as we arrived at the venue for our wedding weekend and walked around the grounds, we felt as if we were in a fairytale, walking back in time. Some of the reviews comment that the hotel isn’t modern enough- but that’s part of the magic of this place and I think if you visit this hotel you should manage your expectations in terms of modernity. The rooms are beautiful and tastefully appointed and clean. They are not overly modern though and nor would I want them to be. You feel the entire hotel is steeped in history and that is the beauty of it. I’ve never been to another hotel like it. The breakfast at La Badia is also very good - the food was all high quality and there’s a large variety of food (and even some gluten free options). The bar is also open all day and they make absolutely fantastic sandwiches - the ingredients are excellent, especially their bread. The most breathtaking part of this hotel is the Sala Capitolare where the arch is located- this is where we had our wedding dinner and it was spectacular. However, all of the grounds are stunning. The chapel on the grounds where we had our ceremony was so beautiful and serene. I couldn’t imagine a more perfect spot for our ceremony. Our guests also made good use of the swimming pool and tennis court over the course of the weekend. That weekend in May was about 30 degrees Celsius so our guests really enjoyed being able to get into the pool to cool off. Moving onto the fantastic people- they worked tirelessly during our wedding weekend to coordinate with our wedding planner to ensure that all went seamlessly. They truly cared about making sure we had a wonderful weekend, and we so appreciated their kindness and dedication. Rossella, Andreina, Tommaso, Manuel - thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your hard work, dedication and kindness. La Badia is the most magical place, and that weekend will be in our memories forever. We were pinching ourselves the whole weekend as we couldn’t believe how lucky we were to get married in such a stunning location. I can’t say enough positive things about this hotel. I would 100% recommend a stay here - soak up all the beauty it has to offer. We can’t wait to return!

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 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.

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.

Going to the city of the sky in Italy, living in Orvieto, a half-hour drive away, is also an unexpectedly beautiful town. The hotel is also super warm, clean, tidy and well-equipped. Excellent value for money.