This small hotel has a certain old-fashioned charm and is in a convenient location. The proprietors are friendly and helpful and breakfast is good. HOWEVER - noise is a major problem in the front rooms. It is near Piazza Morlacchi which contains popular student barst and the high stone walls all around mean that even a few revellers make a... More

This place is very very well located and at a very honest price too. Cozy and clean. The people who run it are extremely kind and welcoming. They have the cutest most affectionate dog too. The room is original with vintage furniture and the breakfast is rich. I would definately check in again . More

This hotel was in a great location, very convenient for sightseeing. The owners were most obliging and their antique furniture in the hotel is fabulous. Our room was great and very clean and the breakfast was adequate, we could always have our second cup of coffee no problem. They were most helpful regarding places to see in Perugia and surrounding... More

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the hotel. It is situated off a quiet square; a five minute walk from the main street of Perugia. What makes a visit so pleasant is the exceptional attention and friendliness of the family who own the hotel. Wife, husband, son and grandmother all make you feel most welcome and are extremely helpful. Our... More

I stayed four nights in late May 2011 in a double room, single use. It was impeccably clean, and comfortable. The antique furniture was beautiful. Small but clean and pretty bathroom. Small TV but worked well. This family-run hotel has a lot of character - the furniture in the breakfast room is beautiful, I felt like I was in Medieval... More

While planning our recent trip to Perugia, I contacted Hotel Morlacchi and was told that there was no space available. However, the owner offered an apartment just up the street, which is profiled on the hotel's web site. We took the apartment -- which was reasonably priced -- and it was one of the highlights of our trip to Italy.... More

noise is to be expected in a university town so, if you are a light sleeper, make sure you can get a room that doesn't face the road (or bring earplugs). noise carries and if the windows are open (we needed them open to keep the room cool). I heard voices, mopeds starting, etc until way after midnight. also, construction... More

We stayed for one night and we found it to be just want we needed. Located not too far from the main streets of Perugia, Morlacchi had cute and cosy rooms and very friendly staff to help with whatever we needed. Excellent value. More

We had a great stay at the Albergo Morlacchi and couldn't be happier. We spent several days and wandered all over Perugia on foot from the hotel (they gave us a map). The entire place has been recently remodeled and the rooms were very nice. The breakfast was available on our schedule and very sufficient. The visits from Jesse (the... More