pros *the off season price *the architecture & decor *the rennovations *friendly, helpful staff *close to piazza partigiani (bus stazione) *the view from the hotel and my room *the lovely garden in the back, the lovely terrance in the front *quiet (from outside) no street noise in the back rooms *the iris restaurant (no relation) was very very good italian... More

It's a bit of a hike to the main town, but the route takes you through the city's underground tunnels, which is a fun way to start and end each day. The hotel itself is beautiful and historic. Much of Italy is beautiful and historic, but Hotel Iris really makes you feel as though your on the set of a... More

- Stunning building with bveautiful terrace for drinks in summer months (not April!) - big spacious rooms. ours had a private bathroom which was a bit small but just for us which was nice. - friendly english speaking staff - great location in town. GPS for those with Sat Nav's (as lots of poeple struggle to find it) is N43.10703... More

We enjoyed our stay at the Hotel Iris...after we found it!! This was our first experience with driving in Italy and trying to get to our hotel was quite the adventure!! Our rooms were lovely and the bathrooms were very spacious. The breakfast was great although the seating is tight. As for the staff: we only got to deal with... More

We booked with EXPEDIA at the SANT'ERCOLANO, a two star in the centro storico. But when we arrived late there, the reception was so sorry they had no room avaible (they said that the bathroom of our room was leaking they just couldn't rent it out like that ... Believe it or not ... we did not ...) but has... More

The building itself is very charming. The exterior is a bit run down but the old world charm shows through. Our three bedroom room was on the corner at the back and had a fresco decorated ceiling. The bathroom was a tiny partition in the corner - only suitable for skinny people! The staff were friendly and welcoming. The hotel... More