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"The staff were so kind and every detail was beautiful. Also, the breakfasts were amazing! I will definitely be back."

"Wonderful hotel and town. Very quiet location and rooms, although church bells will ring on Sunday mornings. Restaurant has great dinner options with plentiful breakfast options in the morning at the buffet with options for extra prepared breakfasts for a fee."

"Hotel simple and effective with good restaurants just a stone throw from the basilica."

"Our host was so sweet and helpful, plus the room was huge!"

"It was kinda in the middle of the boonies. But has amazing views. Staff has a hard time speaking english but we found a way to understand each other. Overall had a lovely experience. Make sure you make transportation plans in advance it is impossible to find a taxi and buses will not get you to this location. "

"Excellent "

"This place is a great value. The rooms are spotless and very comfortable. The staff is wonderful and the breakfast is amazing. "

"Beautiful property. Safe and quiet. Shower was over the bath, which was a bit inconvenient. "

"We had a wonderful time staying at Maria Rosa’s as a family of 6 with 4 kids 11 & younger. It was a great price & had everything we needed for a week long stay. It was a nice place to use as a home base for exploring the area of Umbria (Don’t miss Assisi! It is amazing!) There was a well loved pool table & foosball table that our kids greatly enjoyed. We were able to cook with all the pots & pans we needed & the water was hot for showers. Keep in mind you definitely need a car & this is a well loved & well lived in flat so you get what you pay for which we were grateful for. Our highlight was walking up the road & watching the sun rise! The pool looked like it would be enjoyable if you stayed during the hot season, we missed out on that but stayed cozy with the wall heaters instead. If you are looking for a space to make a home base during your exploration of Umbria & also love the peace & beauty of being nestled in olive groves, this is it! Thanks Maria Rosa! "