We had reserved the two best rooms for 18 days. We found two tiny dirty rooms which had not been cleaned for weeks, with crawling insects. Drawers had no handles and could not be opened, lightbulbs were missing, we had problems in the bathroom as well. The staff was unable or unwilling to help us. The dinner in the hotel... More

Positioned on the edge of Spoleto, with excellent views from the rear, Hotel Clitunno offers confortable and stylish accommodation. The rooms are not huge but everything works. Dinner at the hotel is excellent and highly reccomended, breakfast however, could have been better. Overall, a great place to stay when exploring this fascinating town.

The best thing about this hotel is the location and the food. The hotel is a family business, the new generation doesn't seem to have the care about service. The restaurant in the hotel, the English speaking waiter make this hotel a place to visit. The location is fantastic! Shoulder season, the hotel can be very cold, shower's need to... More

While on tour we stayed here 3 nights. It is off the beaten path and hard to find. Our room was small, plain, but functional. I don't expect luxury, however we were cramped. Breakfast was mediocre. Dinner was excellent, large portions and the courses just kept coming. The wait staff at the bar were fun and jovial. I can't fault... More

I was based at the hotel for a two-day business trip and have nothing but praise for the way the staff welcomed and looked after me. Nothing was too much trouble. It's in an ideal location to explore the old part of Spoleto, which was stunning in the winter sun. Although the bathroom was small, it was fine for my... More

Fairly nice hotel, but hard to get to and park. I'll admit, we are in very old Italy here, so a little extra effort is to be expected. Room was clean enough and some of the staff was helpful....but some not so much. The young woman who helped us get settled in was great, but other members chose to basically... More

The hotel is in a good, central position in the historical centre of the town, with an appealing facade and lobby. The rooms are comfortable, but rather tired and old-fashioned and in need of an upgrade/modernisation. Hanging space for clothes was very limited and the room was rather cramped. There was only a hand-held shower in the bathroom and it... More

On arrival, we were told to move our car immediately to the totally inadequate hotel car park, before we unloaded our luggage. Anyone who has been to these walled villages know how narrow the streets are, and in the first park was a huge white van to get around without scraping our car (not easy).. When asked how many steps... More

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights while on a Shearings coach holiday. Our bedroom was dowdy with old mismatched & damaged furniture, but the bed was comfortable and the room clean. The bathroom had a broken light switch broken tiles & several broken fittings inc broken basin taps, & towel & toilet roll holders falling off the wall.... More