In the centre of Bevagna, close to the highly valued theatre “Francesco Torti” and to the beautiful main square, is situated this lovely hotel, an old noble 'palazzo', carefully restored to offer a comfortable and relaxing stay.

The 21 elegant furnished rooms all have a bathroom with shower, air-conditioning, TV, telephone, hairdryer and at request a fridge-bar.

There are also: an elevator, rooms for disabled, family rooms, a reading room, laundry service, bikes. There is a storage room for bikes and tools for simple repairs and maintenance

The hotel organizes: Italian language course, cookery course and guided visits to olive oil mill and wineries

 

 

 

 

The tariffs for 2010
Camera matrimoniale/doppia Comfort Euro 100,00*
Camera matrimoniale/doppia Classic Euro   80,00*
Camera singola   Euro   55,00*
Camera Doppia uso singolo Euro   60,00*

Prices are per room incl. breakfast

There are also family-rooms available

 

 

 

Bevagna, situated in the middle of the green valley 'Valle Umbra', on the bank of the river Teverone, near the foothills of the Martani mountains. During Roman times the town was called Mevania. This was a period of prosperity, because Bevagna was situated next to a branch of the much-travelled trade route the Via Flaminia. The town has a really romantic medieval square with its palazzo dei Consoli (13th century) and the Romanesque churches S.Silvestro and S.Michel Arcangelo. Interesting is the Roman mosaic floor ( first half of the 2th AD) with a design of marine animals in black and white tesserae.

Every year, during the month June, a manifestation, the 'Gaite' takes place in Bevagna. The Gaite is an evocation of the everyday life of the Middle Ages that is based on the antique division of Bevagna in four districts. The inhabitants of Bevagna involves themselves in the organization of handicraft shops, of typical markets of antique times and taverns, where one can taste dishes prepared according to the antique Umbrian recipes. The event is enriched of spectacles, concerts and exhibitions.