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For holidaymakers who want a taste of the country with enough proximity to a city for day trips, this idyllic corner of Umbria is an ideal choice; at just one hour's drive to Rome and a stone's throw from the medieval town of Narni, this resort's location gives you the best of both worlds. Located in a former dove tower, the hoteliers have preserved many of the heritage building's original features, from terracotta legdes to pigeon-hole windows. These features are complemented by carefully selected antiques in the boutique hotel's seven, well-appointed rooms. The suite is the jewel in the crown of the resort, offering a homely living space and a pretty, private sun terrace. Guests can enjoy use of an outdoor pool surrounded by the verdant hotel grounds. There are plenty of hidden corners to discover in the secret garden-style grounds; enjoy an al fresco breakfast to soak in the morning sun during your stay. While there is no restaurant on-site, the hosts here are happy to provide many local recommendations. A hidden gem in picturesque Umbria.
Total relaxation
Country Escape
Romantic Break
Sights nearby
Museums
Great walks
No restaurant
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Views
Secluded setting
Remote
Owner managed
Quiet
Family Suites
Free wifi
Country House
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Disabled access
Historic
Antiques
Child friendly
B&B
Boutique
Traditional
Charming
Luxury
Intimate
Romantic
Rooms
7 rooms in this hotelNo restaurant
Breakfast is included and table d'hote style dinners can be arranged on requestSafe
Parking
Family Suites
Bar
Rooms with balcony/terrace
No pets
Swimming Pool
Sit-out Terrace
Air conditioning
Child friendly
Sitting Room
Room service
Disabled access
Suites
Garden
Wifi
Free wifi
Views
Sights nearby
Museums
Great walks
This family-run bed and breakfast has a charming history as a 15th-century dove tower. It has been lovingly restored to welcome guests for a peaceful countryside escape and boasts a gorgeous pool with views over the nearby medieval town of Narni.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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