Residenza Monaldeschi, is a welcoming apartment, finely renovated and equipped with all comforts, on the first floor of the central Via Garibaldi.
The recent recovery of the property by Paola, the owner, who wanted to show her love for Orvieto, her city of origin, with a restoration that is taken care of down to the smallest detail with the search for detail.
The apartment is bright, with large halls typical of the compositions of the noble floors of the Renaissance period.
Overlooking the central Via Garibaldi, ideal for a stay in the splendid Città del Tufo, with all the comforts and the unmistakable feeling of being immersed in a “slow” atmosphere. weekend among Umbrian scents and flavors. Orvieto is one of the oldest towns in Italy located on a tuff cliff, rich in art and history, represented not only by monuments but also by caves, underground passages, streets and streets that change appearance and colors during the day. depending on the light.
The apartment
The apartment is welcoming and finely renovated, equipped with all comforts. Entrance / hallway, large living room with sofa, master bedroom with double bed, another bedroom with sofa bed for two and Smart TV, bathroom with spacious shower, very large dining area with separate kitchen; the whole is completed with a small loggia to be able to enjoy moments of relaxation.
Independent heating system, equipped kitchen, espresso coffee machine with assorted capsules available, microwave oven, kettle, toaster, washing machine, wi-fi and hairdryer. Bed, bath and kitchen linen available.
Linen change and weekly cleaning service are guaranteed (on request it is possible to have an extra weekly cleaning service).
The apartment is ideal for 2 to 4 people: the main double bedroom is connected both with the living room and also with the adjacent bedroom with the double sofa bed; it can be used both for two couples of friends as well as for a family with children.
Breakfast is not included.
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Residence regulations
Pets are not allowed.
Payments
It is possible to pay in cash or via POS (all major debit / credit cards are accepted.
Check in & check out
The check-in time is scheduled from 15:00, while the check-out time is by 11:00.
Parking
Guests have the opportunity to use the “Campo della Fiera” multi-storey public car park, featuring a suggestive mechanized access path to the historic center, just 5 minutes from the apartment. (it is important to indicate exactly the wording “Campo della Fiera” on Google Maps in order to be able to perfectly reach the entrance to the parking lot).
Orvieto
Orvieto
Orvieto is a beautiful medieval city on the border between Umbria and Lazio, easily reachable by motorway (1 hour and a half from both Rome and Florence).
An ancient city, whose origins date back to the 9th century BC, with the first Etruscan settlements in the area inside the tuffaceous caves (which can still be visited today).
Orvieto is defined (not surprisingly) “High and strange city” by Fazio degli Uberti in his Dittamondo; “High”, because the tuff cliff on which the city strikes the visitor from the moment you take the motorway exit; from here, paying attention, the typical Gothic spiers of the Duomo are already visible. “Strange”, because it hides many elements of medieval and Renaissance tradition and iconography, as well as hosting one of the most particular engineering works in history: the famous St. Patrick’s Well.
When you hear about Orvieto, your first thoughts go to the Cathedral and the well of San Patrizio, but this enchanting village of Etruscan origin is capable of offering many other beauties: from art to history, from gastronomy to incredible landscapes.
Full of streets and lanes that change appearance and colors according to the light during the day, but also of caves and underground tunnels. Each house built on the top of the cliff was built with tuff taken from the subsoil, which gave rise to a labyrinth of caves that can still be visited. You can enjoy the beauty of Orvieto in different ways: walking in the town, visiting the alleys, its marvelous churches and prestigious buildings; observing it from afar, exactly from the vantage point the “belvedere” where it is possible to appreciate the majesty of the cliff compared to the surrounding countryside; and finally exploring its subsoil, retracing caves, labyrinths and underground tunnels on which Orvieto lives.
The magic of this small village enchants not only the tourists, but its own inhabitants, and I would like to introduce you to those places that every day make me appreciate my hometown Orvieto is divided in two by the main street Corso Cavour, which starts from Piazza Cahen, where there are the Well of San Patrizio, the funicular and the Albornoz fortress, to get to Piazza della Repubblica, with the church of Sant ‘Andrea and the town hall. Halfway through, we find the Torre del Moro, on which it is possible to climb and enjoy a view of Orvieto from above. Exactly where the tower is located, the Corso is cut in two by Via del Duomo, which leads us to the cathedral, and by Via della Costituente, which leads instead to Piazza del Popolo. This crossing point represents the center of the town and it is possible to observe on the four corner buildings, the districts into which Orvieto is divided: Olmo, Corsica, Serancia and Stella.
If you are interested in living Orvieto, not only by visiting the main tourist places of the city, we are able with our partners to organize exclusive guided tours, with people who will make your stay in the City of Tufo unforgettable.
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