SINA Brufani

A holiday to Umbria is your chance to slow down and really experience la dolce vita. This central region is the green heart of Italy, so expect working villages that live life at a peaceful pace.

In fact, even the cities take things easy. Assisi balances on a hilltop covered in churches, including the gothic Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi. The National Gallery of Umbria idles in Perugia’s Palazzo dei Priori. And the medieval town of Gubbio serves up sweeping views of the Apennines from its cable car.

Wherever you decide to stay in Umbria, great wine (try a glass or two of Montefalco) and hearty home-cooked food (think truffles, porcetta and pecorino) are guaranteed.

Pool & Spa

The wellness area is located in the medieval vaults beneath the hotel. The pool has a transparent bottom that looks down into the ruins of an Etruscan settlement that dates back 3000 years - so its a pretty special place for a swim. There's a sauna, Turkish bath and relaxation area down here too - so its easy to relax down here in this tranquil setting. There are in-room Spa massages and treatments on request, which you can book and pay for locally. 

Opening times: 7am - 10pm 

General Facilities

• Panoramic Terrace 
• Free WiFi

• Bar
• Restaurant
• Sauna
• Garden terrace
• Gym

A continental breakfast is served each morning and includes a wide selection of breads, cheeses, cold cuts, cereals and hot options like eggs and bacon. The coffee is made to order and there's a good selection of tea's to choose from. You can have it either in the breakfast room or outside on the terrace overlooking the valley.

The Collins Restaurant is known for its regional and fresh produce dishes full of Umbrian flavours. Enjoy lunch and/or dinner here with a panoramic view. In the warmer months you can sit outside on the rooftop terrace and on cooler days, dinner can be enjoyed inside in the cosy restaurant in front of the roaring fire. Don't for get to have a look at the extensive wine list where you'll have a choice of the best Italian wines. Try the local ones for the best authentic experience. 

Collins Bar is the place to go for cocktails or afternoon tea. In the summer you can sit out on the terrace and watch the fashionable locals walking by the promenade. 

Bar Bellavista is open during the cooler months. Inside it has large windows overlooking the Umbrian valley. Its a nice spot to sit with a hot chocolate or even a glass of local red. 

Board basis options available

• Bed & Breakfast
• Self Catering