As other reviewers have mentioned, this hotel is not located in Viterbo, but rather in Civita Castellana, which is quiet a distance away. The Relais Falisco is a great choice if you are looking for a central place to explore the Lazio region of Italy . We had a nice and spacious duplex room which was fine, although as often... More

Had a wonderful stay at this hotel during our 5 week tour of Italy the staff were friendly and helpful we stayed in the suite which had a beautiful balcony overseeing the rooftops of the local houses. We used this a break between Sorrento and Cortona and we visited some lovely sights such as a place they call the dying... More

I booked the Relais Falisco because I wanted to stay in the countryside north of Rome to be in proximity to the Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola. The hotel looked beautiful online and somehow I got the impression it was on the outskirts of some village in a more rural setting. In reality it is in the center of an old... More

We have just returned from a 2 week vacation in Italy where we spent our last 2 nights at the Relais Falisco. Everything about our experience there was great. When I went to book online it was showing their largest room could only accommadate 4 with 2 adults and 3 children under the age of 10 we prefered one room.... More

Staying at the Palace Hotel Relais Falisco was an interesting experience – if you like interesting experiences - but you need to know that the hotel is actually in Civita Castellana rather than the tripadvisor indication of Viterbo, which is nearly 60km or 40 miles away! Civita Castellana is not really on the tourist trail – the number of entries... More

We stayed there in January 2006 during our journey to Rome and really enjoyed our stay. Our room was big and furnished with a good taste. There is a nice aristocratic atmosphere in the whole hotel. We did also have dinner at "La Scuderia" restaurant, next door...it's worth the trip to Civita Castellana! And in this nice, typical italian town... More

My wife and I have stayed here three times, in fact, over the past couple of years. The rooms are classy, understated Italian 4-star. Some are a little on the small side so I would suggest upgrading to a suite (cost us only €20 more per night so it's a no-brainer, really) and then you get free entrance to the... More