Hotel Fortuna

Check In	to 24/24
Check Out	from 07:00 to 12:00
Cancellation	At least 36 hours before day of arrival (fax or email) otherwise one night will be charged
Child Policy	0-2 for free with parents2-6 in 3rd or 4rth bed 50% discount6-12 in 3rd or 4rth bed 30% discountCradle is 13euro per day
Credit Cards	American Express, Diners Club, Maestro, CartaSi

We have a convantion with nearest restaurants, we have only breakfast service, in a Medieval breakast room, with original archs of XV century's.

The Hotel also has executive rooms, particularly impressive with frescoes of 1.800 and/or with terrace and private living-rooms.All our rooms are elegantly equipped with private bathroom, shower in some rooms shower-sauna and Jacuzzi, telephone, mini-bar, hairdryer, safe, satellite television (the TV offer CNN in English) and air conditioning. The Hotel also has executive rooms, particularly impressive with frescoes of 1.700 and/or with terrace and private living-rooms.A restored wonderful roof-garden terrace with an impressive view of the valley and city’s roofs is at our customer’ disposal. A light and welcoming meeting and reading room (where we recently found wonderful frescoes) gives our guests the opportunity of pleasant relaxation. The hotel as also availability of 2 appartments on the main street Corso Vannucci, with a beautifull view on the centre, is pobbible to book this appartments not only for long period but also for one night.

Perugia was one of a dozen major cities in the mysterious Etruscan galaxy. In Perugia we can peel away the epochs: one of the town gates is called the Arch of Augustus. The loggia spanning the arch dates from the Renaissance, but the central part is Roman. Builders from both periods used the reliable Etruscan foundation, which was the work of architects who laid stones to last. Today the city is the uncrowned capital of Umbria; it has retained much of its Gothic and Renaissance charm, although it has been plagued with wars and swept up in disastrous events. The city today is center of one of the most important universities and art academies, attracting a young, vibrant crowd-some of whom can be seen in one of the zillions of local bars and cafes enjoying the famous chocolate “baci” (kisses). To capture the essence of the Umbrian city, you must head from piazza IV Novembre in the heart of Perugia, here you’ll find the Fontana Maggiore, built some time in the late 1270s by a local architect, a monk named Bevignate. The fountain’s artistic triumph stems from the sculptural work by Niccolò Pisano and his son Giovanni. After viewing the marvels of the fountain, you’ll find the other major attractions such as: Cathedral of San Lorenzo, built in the Gothic style on the 14th and 15th centuries. Inside, You’ll find the Deposition of Federico Barocchi. In the museum, Luca Signorelli’s Virgin Enthroned with saints is displayed. Palazzo dei Priori one of the finest secular buildings in Italy, it dates from the 13th century and shelters the “Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria” its facade is characterized by a striking row of mullioned windows. Over the main door are a Guelph lion and a griffin of Perugia, which hold chains once looted from a defeated Siena. An escalator has been installed to take people from the older part of Perugia at the top of the hill and from the upper slopes to the lower city. During the construction of the escalator the old fortress Rocca Paolina, was discovered, along with buried streets. The old streets and street names have been cleaned up, and the area is well lighted, with an old wall exposed and modern sculpture added.Umbria events: Umbria Chocolate, Chamber Music Festival of the Nations, Rockin Umbria, Brogue Traces in Foligno, Umbria Jazz the most important jazz events in Europe etc... Moreover near Perugia you’ll find the most important tourist places such as Assisi, Gubbio, Orvieto, Spoleto, Todi, Spello, Foligno.