Apartment vacation rentals in Macerino

The Cellar (Palazzo Pallotti)

The apartment is two floors below the square, entirely dug into the tuff. Overlooking the valley, it is isolated from the noises of the street, quiet, private, and very welcoming. The tuff walls give it an ancient vibe to transport you to another time. It can be reached on foot, via a footbridge that takes you directly to the square where the property is located. It is perfect for short stays of complete relaxation, but with the fully equipped kitchen you can make the most of it.

House with a view in Vallerano

In the ancient village of Vallerano, a large and bright apartment consisting of two large rooms, an entrance with a small closet and bathroom, which an architect-photographer designed for herself, furnished with attention to detail and organization of spaces. A cozy and well-kept environment where you can relax, engage in your activities and set off for excursions in Tuscia, consulting the guides and information on the main places of interest available in the apartment.

[Air Conditioning] Vacation under the Paintings

Prestigious apartment in a historic building from the early 19th century in the center of Assisi overlooking the central Piazza del Comune, therefore not completely silent. BREAKFAST includes a typical Italian breakfast at the BAR TROVELLESI under the house. The ZTL times may vary, so we advise all guests to pay attention and look at the times on the displays before entering the gates with the cameras. CHECK-IN at 4:00 PM CHECK-OUT at 10:00 AM

Beautiful apartment in Foligno

The Sapphire apartment for 2 people is equipped with 2 beds in a square. The style is Classic Retrò consisting of white walls that allow the highlight of a dark wood furniture, a contrast also guaranteed by the large windows of the window doors. In the living room there is an ideal kitchenette to prepare breakfast. The sleeping area has 2 beds in a square. Ideal for those arriving in the city for work or business.

Garibaldi Residence

The Residence is located in the center of the city, in a 16th century building that incorporates a medieval tower. The large apartment with double entrance consists of the living room, dining room, kitchen and study; the sleeping area includes three bedrooms each with its own bathroom, also available individually. Due to its location and configuration, the Residence is particularly suitable for business stays.

Romantic flat in a Medieval tower of Spoleto

*Tourist tax included. A/C. Bright, renovated apartment in Spoleto's historic center, part of Palazzo Lauri on a 12th-century tower. 500m from Piazza del Mercato, Piazza della Libertà and the Duomo, and the Roman Theatre. 100m from Spoletosfera public car park. In the heart of Spoleto with restaurants that offer a romantic medieval experience. 500m from the tennis club with swimming pool and padel courts.

Sognando Spello - a luxury 1 bedroom with views

Originally a farmhouse, this medieval building is located in the quiet upper part of the historical centre of Spello. Our apartment is perfect for couples looking for a romantic base to explore Spello and the delights of Umbria. Also consider our nearby properties (separate entrance) at https://www.airbnb.com/h/amiciefamiglia or https://www.airbnb.com/h/ilmuretto if you need additional rooms for guests.

Bright apartment in the center within the walls

Enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay in this comfortable modern accommodation in the center of Spoleto. This bright apartment is equipped with a beautiful panoramic view, elevator, air conditioning and parking space. Perfect for visiting the city, located 20 meters from the POSTERNA mechanized route that connects to all the most important squares and monuments of the city.

Casa Teatro

Casa teatro is an elegant apartment located inside a prestigious building in the heart of Orvieto's historic center, a few steps from Piazza del Popolo and the city's most important tourist sites. The apartment is stylishly furnished, bright, characterized by ceilings and walls with frescoes attributed to the famous 19th-century painter Andrea Galeotti.