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Hotel Fonte Cesia, Todi

This hotel in Todi is close to the downtown area of this marvellous Umbrian hill town, which has one of the most beautiful piazzas in all of Italy. The cathedral and several palazzos front onto the main piazza .... which you may recognise from numerous movies. One of the palazzos, the Palazzo del Popolo, is one of the most ancient communal places in Italy, and is now used to house the town art gallery. Legend has it that the town was built by Hercules after he killed Cacus here, though more certain history has it being founded by the ancient Umbri (Umbrian) people in the seventh century BC.

The Hotel Fonte Cesia, Todi is a fully renovated 17th century palazzo, built on 15th century foundations by the Atti family, which once ruled Todi. The 13th century church of Saint Benedetto is adjacent to the main building, and it has now been converted into a lecture hall. The hotel has its own restaurant serving local Umbrian cuisine, and there is also a lounge and bar where you can relax with a drink. Staff are on hand around the clock at the 24-hour front desk, and parking is provided for every guest.

Each of the 36 rooms is fully air conditioned for your comfort, and there are en-suite bathroom facilities, including a shower, bath tub and toilet. All rooms are decorated in the traditional Umbrian style. Each room has its own phone and minibar. This Todi hotel is well-placed for exploring this ancient town and the numerous other historic towns that pepper this 'green heart of Italy'.

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Double room from €99