An excellent value family owned and run hotel and restaurant which I thoroughly recommend for families with young children and couples of all ages. Views across Umbria are stunning both day and night and Assisi is only 1 mile walk up the road or Eur10 taxi ride. Excellent restaurant much favoured by local Italians...be warned the pizzas are only at dinner not lunchtime but the menu is extensive and very good value and prepared/cooked to order. Better food quality than other restaurants and hotels in Assisi in the same trip

An excellent value family owned and run hotel and restaurant which I thoroughly recommend for families with young children and couples of all ages. Views across Umbria are stunning both day and night and Assisi is only 1 mile walk up the road or Eur10 taxi ride. Excellent restaurant much favoured by local Italians...be warned the pizzas are only at dinner not lunchtime but the menu is extensive and very good value and prepared/cooked to order. Better food quality than other restaurants and hotels in Assisi in the same trip

We spent one night there and had a great stay. The pool was refreshing with a beautiful view of the area around Assissi. Restaurant for dinner was very nice too. Breakfast very simple.

We spent one night there and had a great stay. The pool was refreshing with a beautiful view of the area around Assissi. Restaurant for dinner was very nice too. Breakfast very simple.

That was perfect stay. Location, hosts, restaurant! Everything. Thank you.

That was perfect stay. Location, hosts, restaurant! Everything. Thank you.

Close to Assisi, friendly staff, beautiful views and pool. Nice restaurant, and breakfast included.

Close to Assisi, friendly staff, beautiful views and pool. Nice restaurant, and breakfast included.

Great place to stay!

Great place to stay!

We liked having a family room with a double and two "real" twin beds rather than cots or folding sofas. Everyone slept well. The front desk was generous in helping with maps of Assisi. Much of Assisi is difficult with a car so we drove to one of the big lots in town from the hotel and walked the beautiful streets of Assisi. Hotel furnishings were very basic, Ikea-like, but comfortable. Lovely views from its huge restaurant. Nice family spot.

We liked having a family room with a double and two "real" twin beds rather than cots or folding sofas. Everyone slept well. The front desk was generous in helping with maps of Assisi. Much of Assisi is difficult with a car so we drove to one of the big lots in town from the hotel and walked the beautiful streets of Assisi. Hotel furnishings were very basic, Ikea-like, but comfortable. Lovely views from its huge restaurant. Nice family spot.

First of all -- when you use the coordinates listed on Hotels.com -- don't bother -- they don't work. Second of all -- when we tried entering the address on Via San Rufino -- it took us to the historic section of town that took us through the ZTL area of town (Zona Traffico Limitado) -- which means that we may be receiving some HEFTY tickets in the mail at some point). The only vehicles allowed in it are allowed to go to the various hotels there -- needless to say, Da Angelo was not within the old city walls. Once we finally found the hotel -- after calling a family member to look up the address for us -- it was fine for us. We have two little kids, so we were in a separate room from them. The bathrooms were small, but clean. The family that runs it was extremely nice and apologetic about our "adventure" to get to them. They assured us they would contact Hotels.com in order to get the proper information to them. Other than that, we would stay there again. They have a pool open in the summer. The attached restaurant had a nice view. We only ordered a pizza from them since we were too exhausted after visiting the town.

First of all -- when you use the coordinates listed on Hotels.com -- don't bother -- they don't work. Second of all -- when we tried entering the address on Via San Rufino -- it took us to the historic section of town that took us through the ZTL area of town (Zona Traffico Limitado) -- which means that we may be receiving some HEFTY tickets in the mail at some point). The only vehicles allowed in it are allowed to go to the various hotels there -- needless to say, Da Angelo was not within the old city walls. Once we finally found the hotel -- after calling a family member to look up the address for us -- it was fine for us. We have two little kids, so we were in a separate room from them. The bathrooms were small, but clean. The family that runs it was extremely nice and apologetic about our "adventure" to get to them. They assured us they would contact Hotels.com in order to get the proper information to them. Other than that, we would stay there again. They have a pool open in the summer. The attached restaurant had a nice view. We only ordered a pizza from them since we were too exhausted after visiting the town.