Dettaglio offerta - I borghi delle due valli

Hotel Restaurant Pardiso in Monteluco di Spoleto, surrounded by the greenery of the magnificent park, overlooks the Franciscan monastery and the valley, where one breathes an air of history, spirituality, culture and entertainment. It is just a step away from the numerous testimonies of art that Spoleto, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, has been able to preserve and enhance over the centuries. . The convent, which stands on the summit of Monte Luco, was founded by St Francis himself, in 1218.He was very attached to Spoleto, the city of his conversion. He built a small church there, dedicating it to St Catherine. There are numerous paths, which can be travelled on foot or by mountain-bike, surrounding our hotel, including the Via di Roma or Via di San Francesco. Possibility of having our bicycles free of charge, of walking and cycling with expert CAI guides and mountain-bike instructors. Spoleto remains an oasis, even during the Festival of the Two Worlds, which transforms the town into a cosmopolitan whirlwind of artists, entertainment and spectacle. Every area of the hotel is finely furnished, ensuring maximum comfort. The service maintains the class and tradition that have always distinguished the Hotel Ristorante Paradiso, where the priority, despite hectic modern life, remains making guests feel at home. A private car park is for the exclusive use of our Guests. All 25 rooms offer an elegant atmosphere and are equipped with private bathroom, direct dial telephone and flat screen colour TV. We have 2 restaurants, one inside and one outside "La Rotonda" in a truly unique setting, for a total of 180 seats. Our cuisine offers a rich variety of proposals inspired by the most ancient traditions and the most captivating flavours of Umbrian and Italian cuisine, with the guarantee of over 60 years of activity. Spoleto, with its artistic and natural beauties, is also the ideal place as a starting point for visiting the beautiful surrounding localities, such as the Valnerina, the Marmore Falls, Montefalco, Todi, Assisi, Spello, Orvieto, Perugia.