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Historical residence brought back to life and to its original ancient beauty after a long and careful restoration. Our dream is to provide people with a place to stay that is not just an hotel but also a lovely peaceful location in the historical heart of Spoleto and middle of nature. The Historical Residence consists of 12 rooms, all of which are decorated with warm lightly coloured fabrics and organza. Each room, with its unique architecture, colour and decor is reminiscent of a noble room of the past. All rooms have a view of the sacred mountain of the Spoleto valley "Monteluco", which evokes the peace and the harmony of the hermits that once lived there.

Historical residence brought back to life and to its original ancient beauty after a long and careful restoration. Our dream is to provide people with a place to stay that is not just an hotel but also a lovely peaceful location in the historical heart of Spoleto and middle of nature. The Historical Residence consists of 12 rooms, all of which are decorated with warm lightly coloured fabrics and organza. Each room, with its unique architecture, colour and decor is reminiscent of a noble room of the past. All rooms have a view of the sacred mountain of the Spoleto valley "Monteluco", which evokes the peace and the harmony of the hermits that once lived there.

Historical residence brought back to life and to its original ancient beauty after a long and careful restoration. Our dream is to provide people with a place to stay that is not just an hotel but also a lovely peaceful location in the historical heart of Spoleto and middle of nature. The Historical Residence consists of 12 rooms, all of which are decorated with warm lightly coloured fabrics and organza. Each room, with its unique architecture, colour and decor is reminiscent of a noble room of the past. All rooms have a view of the sacred mountain of the Spoleto valley "Monteluco", which evokes the peace and the harmony of the hermits that once lived there.

At the beginning of the 18th century a Roman family, related to the great architect Lorenzo Bernini, moved to Bevagna where they bought and renovated a large property which became their residence. It was made up of an elegant 17th-century palace overlooking the remains of a Roman Temple and Theatre (I century A.D.) on which people had built small houses in the 14th century and a famous local family had erected their mansion in the 16th. The man in charge of the restoration left the mark of his genius in the work. He didn?t either try to blend in the identities of the different parts or blot some out. He felt that what was in front of him was a body to bring back to life and to do so he gave it a heart. His simple but bright idea was to build an incredible hanging garden amid the age-old stones. Once given a heart, the different parts combined to make a whole. That was in the year 1710. From then on, except for some repair work, everything has remained unchanged and the different "antiquities" stand out against unique architectural structures. The descendants of Counts Angeli Nieri Mongalli (who bought the property in 1788) welcome guests to their historical dwelling, and to that hanging garden which, for three centuries, has breathed life into a body made up of so different parts. The Regional Government of Umbria has given to the Hotel the "Historic House Hotel" award for its great architectural value, high quality furnishing and welcoming atmosphere.

The Villa is located in Umbria, at Orvieto's door, about 2 Kms away from Orvieto's exit on the Rome-Florence A1 motorway. The Hotel is in a XVIth century elegant villa, surrounded by a large park with centuries-old trees, just on Chiani River and Carcaione Torrent confluence. The villa construction dates back to an enlargement of a tower, named " La Turchinetta " ordered by Vincenzo Butius to Ippolito Scalza. The Villa, designed according to a rectangular plan, was realised in such a way that a deviation of the Carcaione torrent would get under one of the three arches that were sustaining it.