One of the most luxurious apartments in Assisi. Our suite is located inside a historic building listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It features two mezzanines with bedrooms and two nineteenth-century living rooms with high ceilings and fully frescoed walls. The style perfectly reflects the classic charm of historic homes, but no description truly does it justice—seeing is believing. You will be amazed. Pets are welcome! From the entrance, to the left, you'll find the first room, which includes a living room with a bathroom and a mezzanine with two single beds. To the right of the hall, you'll find the heart of the house: two living rooms, the first featuring a dining table and magnificent frescoes, complete with a separate area used as a kitchenette. Continuing on, you’ll find the second living room, a reading room with a fireplace, all characterized by a regal style. From here, you can access the main bedroom and the mezzanine floor. The main bedroom leads to the main bathroom, where you'll find a washer and dryer in the anteroom. The mezzanine provides access to a small balcony offering views of Assisi and also includes a small WC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The house does not have parking, but paid parking is available a 5-minute walk away at Saba Piazza Matteotti and Saba Mojano.

Assisi is a city overflowing with culture and history; below you can find just a few of the things to do and see. Main Attractions: Basilica of San Francesco: A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, famous for Giotto's frescoes depicting the life of St. Francis. Basilica of Santa Chiara: Houses the relics of St. Clare and the original crucifix that spoke to St. Francis. Piazza del Comune: The heart of the city, featuring the Temple of Minerva, one of the best-preserved Roman structures. Rocca Maggiore: A medieval fortress offering spectacular views of the city and valley. Eremo delle Carceri: Located just outside the city center, it's a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature where St. Francis would pray. Cathedral of San Rufino: The main church of Assisi, known for its Romanesque façade and as the baptism site of St. Francis and St. Clare. Recommended Restaurants: Trattoria Pallotta: Located near Piazza del Comune, offering typical Umbrian dishes in a cozy setting. Osteria Piazzetta dell'Erba: A modern restaurant with a creative take on traditional dishes, situated in a charming little square. Ristorante La Fortezza: Specializes in local cuisine, located in a medieval structure with panoramic views. Bibenda Assisi: A wine bar with a wide selection of local wines and gourmet dishes. Ristorante Metastasio: Offers refined cuisine with views over the Umbrian valley, perfect for a romantic dinner. Locanda del Cardinale: An elegant restaurant situated above a Roman archaeological site, known for its sophisticated cuisine.