Hotels near Renato Curi Stadium, Perugia

Very nice, family run B&B old style Italian country house with good size grounds. Well stocked common kitchen, good breakfast, well sized room with full facilities. Lots of space for parking. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Altogether, a very good place to stay at whilst visiting the area around Perugia.

Excellent location n service. We really enjoyed the vc atmosphere great.

I had the pleasure of staying at the Hotel Posta Donini in San Martino in Campo, and I must say it was a fantastic experience. The property is stunning, with a perfect blend of historic elegance and modern comforts. The staff is extremely welcoming and professional, always ready to accommodate every request with a smile.

very interesting hotel, comes with a jazz and music theme. The room is a bit old but some redecoration, it's okay.

Very nice hotel at this price point. As with all EU big hotels, there was no ac control the first of May. But we used our own fan and opened the balcony door…no issue. Nice hotel would definitely stay again.

Staff very polite and helpful. He showed us and give us a map of the top city attractions and the walk itinerary to do. The hotel is quite charming, an old palace with frescoes ceiling. But you must like historic homes with their merits but also defects. Very good price for the location, in the city center, with parking (extra charge) , and only 15 minutes pleasant walk to reach the main fountain plaza.

Extremely difficult to enter the hotel past the check-in time. Hotel also failed to provide confirmation email and number.

Location was perfect. Close to mini metro and situated within the old town. Has the basic amenities needed for short stays. My only issue was that you can hear the banging of doors and noise in the corridor inside your room. Other than that, it was a good stay.

A decent hotel but personally not worth the price. The bar was constantly closed and we had to ask the front desk just to make a coffee, even over the weekend when you think they would want to make money. Location is no man’s land with some groceries and a highway next to you VERY far from center. WiFi was ok, some issues going out and in. The pool was the highlight as we had it to ourselves for both days. Room cleaning was nice and prompt, what we would expect. Personally both days we woke up with horrible allergies likely from their poor ventilation system. Could not open windows due to a sign from hotel suggesting Beatles would get in seasonally. Not justified for the price, just ok.

Set quite a way out of Perugia town, a car is needed to access this hotel in the hills. It is a little step back in time. The room fixtures are early 70s and there’s nothing super fancy here, but it is a charming and relaxing stay. The room is spacious but the bathroom is tiny and really needs an update. Breakfast was a nice spread but staff were not topping up anything and most items had run out by about 9:15am. The front patio is a relaxing space to sit and take in the pretty flower pots. Staff are lovely and this was a terrific last minute option to access Old Town Perugia.