This may be the only non-medieval building in town. It is nice and quiet, two somewhat uphill blocks from the beginning of the Center, Piazza Libertà’. Everything else is also uphill, but, not far from this piazza, they have escalators and elevators to take you all the way up and around, the fortress Cardinal Albornoz (Spanish) built to keep the city papal, and the stunning Roman aqueduct and bridge between two mountains which Goethe and I both traversed, the Duomo. (The first uphill right-turn up on Piazza Liberta’, followed by your first left, takes you quickly to the best trattoria I found over three nights, La Lanterna, though Sabbattini on the square was good too.) I usually avoid breakfast in a hotel. I want to get out and about, and I really want fresh orange juice and a real, not-automat, cappuccino. I didn’t try here, just skipped out. Vincenzo’s on Piazza Liberta’ gave me both and a fresh brioche when I wanted one with no trouble and little cost. The hotel has a front desk and an elevator, things I prize, and excellent Wi-Fi. Friendly people, well recommended.

The hotel is in a good position in Spoleto, close to the center and you can arrive by car. We had a 3 room with three beds and asked for a room with a shower instead of a bathtub. They upgraded our room at no additional cost and got the desired facility. The breakfast was great, and the view from the breakfast area was beautiful. Air conditioning worked well and was needed in the 38-degree heat.

The beds and pillows were hard, but it is a personal opinion, others might be happy with it. We stayed only one night on our walk in the Franciscan ways. Shampoo and body wash was available, I would have liked to have body lotion as well.

When we checked in we were lucky that there was parking available on the property instead of driving to the public lot. The staff were very welcoming and helpful, and our room was ready before the check in time. The location was ideal for walking to the main centre of town. The room had a great view and was very comfortable. There were good towels and pillows and the shower was great. We enjoyed our drinks in the garden. Breakfast was really good with a big selection. Overall, excellent value.

It was perfect for our needs and there was nothing to complain about.

Spoleto is a superb location and the Hotel dei Duchi is superbly located to visit the town. The staff is friendly and ready to help, the room was quiet, clean, and offered a great view on the countryside. The most important monuments of the town are near and, finally, the Hotel is surrounded by some interesting restaurants. The paid price is good for the value of the Hotel. I warmly recommend this Hotel.

Hotel Dei Duchi is a first rate hotel with on foot access to many of the attractions of the old town. The stunning view through the glass walls of the breakfast/dining room revealed a lovely countryside and green woods. The RomanTheater is right next to the hotel! The well restored structure is accessed via a visit to the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, a 5 minute walk. Our large, high ceilinged, immaculate, modern room was warm and comfortable. We were given an extra bench for our 2 pieces luggage. The bathroom had a large sink, good floor space and an easy to use shower. Breakfast in the airy dining room was luxuriously ample, with a wide selection of fresh sweet and savory items. The buffet was beautifully presented, and constantly refilled. Pots of hot tea, coffee and hot chocolate were brought promptly. There was plenty of space if social distancing was desired. A dinner we had there one night was hot delicious and well served. The hotel also recommended La Taverna, a 5 minute walk away. The welcome was friendly, unfussy, yet attentive and the food was very good!

Excellent location at the entrance to the town so everything is within an easy walk. Comfortable beds and large bedroom and bathroom with lovely bathroom products. Excellent breakfast with a large variety of sweet cakes, croissants and cakes with a smaller selection of hams and cheeses. Perfect for a stay in Spoleto. Wish we could have stayed longer.

The hotel parking is really only suitable for smaller cars and if you are not confident about moving into tight spots I would look into parking at the nearby public car park.

I had a brilliant one-night stay at this lovely hotel in January. I enjoyed it from the moment I pulled into the super convenient parking space which had been reserved for me, right through to check out. The staff were friendly but efficient. My room was really great, it had a big double bed, with lots of space to move around it, and a balcony with a view over the valley. The location was ideal too: easily accessible by car but still part of the old city and only a 5 minute walk to the Duomo. Great value for money overall.

The shower was a bit cramped, but fine. The floor was tiled, so a bit cold underfoot, but very clean.

The breakfast was varied ,very good.We appreciated the lounge with very comfortable sofas and armchairs to have a drink or brunch. The food at the restaurant was excellent ,too. The position is perfect ,is right in the city centre.

The size of the room- two small for a couple with a 15-year-old daughter . We would have liked a balcony. There weren't any courtesy sets in the bathroom at the beginning ,only shampoo and shower gel that were stuck in the shower box and two small bars of soap.But, we have talked to the reception and sorted the issue pit. The parking at the hotel was full ,we were given a ticket for a huge parking but to get back to the hotel wasn't very easy either on foot or with the escalators ,it seemed an airport or underground,not very pleasant.

Very good location, you can walk to the town sites to visit, you can also see the Roman theatre form the hotel terrace. The staff was always kind. Good Italian breakfast, there is a nice terrace. The room was also nice. They have also parking availability.

The bed wasn´t very comfortable, it had two single mattresses put together and you could feel the junction and it wasn't very straight either. It was fine just for one night, I would have asked to change it if there were more days to stay.

This is a proper 4-star hotel with the luxury you would expect. Excellent location on the edge of the Old Town. Large room, with a magnificent outlook over the surrounding countryside.

It was the off season. So I got a very good rate. But the restaurant was closed for lunch and dinner, and so was the bar. Takes the shine off the hotel experience a bit. Breakfast was OK, but a bit lacklustre.