The hotel has parking (free) which is good. The hotel is outside of Spoleto centre - about a 10 minute walk. The hotel is different but a little soulless. The room (superior with balcony) was huge and spotless - if a little dated/old fashioned. The pool was pleasant to use after a day out. The bar (although they have one)... More

While on a trip to Rome and Tuscany, my family decided to take an impromptu trip to Spoleto. We arrived the opening of the Spoleto festival. The hotel was empty. There were maybe two or three staff members around. If you wanted to use the restaurant or bar, they would find someone to take your order. While the property itself... More

We had stayed at this hotel several years ago and enjoyed our stay. It is a bit quirky, with an impressive collection of original contemporary art. That prior positive experience was, however, before we had kids, and this time unfortunately we discovered that the staff is not only NOT family-friendly, it is downright family-hostile. Although we had mentioned the kids... More

We didn't actually stay the night at Albarnoz Palace but ate there and visited many of the rooms on a special opening where some of the newly decorated rooms were being inaugurated by the artists themselves. What an amazing hotel! it is just outside the city walls so very convenient walking distance to all the attractions of Spoleto. it is... More

Juxtapositioned between the walled city and beautiful San Pietro church, the Albornoz Palace Hotel surprised us with its architecture and sweeping views. Our rooms were individually decorated and signed by the designer. An ultra-modern hotel, it blended and complimented, rather than intruded. Large windows on two sides provided us with breathtaking views of the lighted Tower Bridge and city at... More