Hotel San Luca

My wife and I were very pleased with our stay at Hotel San Luca. It is in an excellent location and very quiet in the evening. The room was lovely and breakfast very good. The staff was very helpful. Spoleto is a beautiful town to visit and close to Assisi, Perugia and other Umbrian cities. Bill Fiorelli

Large impersonal hotel in a former tannery by the city wall. Good sized, light and airy bedroom and large well fitted bathroom. Bar in lounge serving costly drinks with at one time intrusive electronic music emanating from reception (presumably reflecting the odd personal taste of the middle/aged male custodian). Good breakfast spread, with hot eggs, wurst, croissants, various cakes and yoghurts (though all were sweetened)

We really liked the San Luca. It's classy, stylish and not very expensive. Room was comfortable, spacious and full of style and breakfast was also super. One of reception staff was a bit grumpy towards us, I'd hate to guess why, but the other one was friendly and booked us an excellent restaurant for dinner. The hotel is great and recommended and so is the town of Spoleto.

A beautiful traditional hotel in a very convenient location. We had an extremely comfortable room with a view of the garden. The staff are without exception friendly and very efficient. An excellent breakfast in a charming dining room looking onto the flower filled courtyard . We couldn’t fault this hotel and hope to return for a longer stay.

Overall our stay wasn’t pleasant at this hotel. The rooms were old and the tiles on the floor looked dirty and scratched. The main reason we left was because this place likes to play with the AC. They turn it on and off when they feel like it from their computer. After walking around hot and humid Spoleto we came back to a sauna. We had to start the AC by the time it cool down I was animal already because I had showered for dinner and I was dripping wet. Next day I wake up because it’s so hot in the room. I call the front desk and they tell me they are cleaning the rooms and turn the AC off when they do this. Obviously they never heard of a thermostat or they just think I’m a stupid American. After they saw I was aggravated the man upfront said out AC wouldn’t be blocked any more. Americans don’t come on vacation to a 4 star hotel and have to sweat like a pig while they are getting ready. They might be use to it because they live here but that doesn’t mean the guest have to suffer. Overall I spent 450 euros for a hotel that shouldn’t even have one star.