Spello is my favorite of all the hill towns, and the Palazzo Bocci is a favorite hotel. This was our second stay at the hotel, and it was every bit as lovely as we had remembered it. Our room was spacious and comfortable. It looked out in the direction of the highway, but we did not notice traffic noise that... more

What a gem! I stayed here for three nights after choosing Spello as my base for exploring Umbria, which turned out to be a great decision. First of all, Spello is a charming, charming, charming little hill town. I booked a junior suite and was lucky to get the only room with a terrace, which overlooked the valley.....a fabulous view.... more

We loved our stay in the beautiful town of Spello, albeit for only one day and one night. This hotel is located perfectly, about 40 metres from the centre of town. The walls and ceilings of the rooms and waiting areas are adorned with frescos, and the lobby area makes you feel like you're walking into an old Roman villa.... more

The hotel sits in the midst of the old town, just below the charming central square, opposite a magnificent chapel sometimes open with a monk who will turn on a workman's light to show you their prized Giotto. That's Spello, gems hidden here and there, and this hotel sits amidst all of that. It has warm public spaces and a... more

If you are at all particular about your accommodations, I would not recommend Palazzo Bocci. The common rooms are lovely but do not reflect the quality of the guest rooms or their small, windowless,dingy bathrooms. All of the chair/sofa fabrics are stained and spotted. The furniture is in need of replacement also since it's covered with scratches and dents. We... more

Great hotel in small town, everything is good quality, there are lots of beautifully furnished common areas to sit in, and even a nice bar area. Breakfast is excellent, with fresh fruits, yoghurts, breads, croissants etc. The people were invariably nice. Instead of going to one of the restaurants there, you might consider one of the two enoteca's on the... more

Our stay at Palazzo Bocci was delightful, as was the town. The public areas are well-decorated; I especially liked the room with the frescoes (we sat there one evening and had some wine). Our room was a good size for European hotels; the chair in the room, we noticed, could fold out into an extra bed for a child. Our... more

Well the pictures definantly oversell the place. While the lobby appears very old world , the rooms where very outdated 1980s decor and very small for the region. The front desk staff were extremely helpful though sometimes misguided in their info. I asked the front desk to recommend a beautiful spa. She directed me to an very old, worn down... more

We stayed in a triple room for 3 nights July 17th. Its a good location with parking very near by. Seems family run with good english. Internet available for 2e. We had a room facing the hills but there was a hwy not far so if we opened the windows we heard that noise. They haven't a pool and it... more