Convenient location near Santa Chiara. Not a five star hotel, but very few are in the old historic parts of small Italian cities. We stayed three nights in the annex accross the street from the hotel lobby and restuarant. The room was clean, comfortable and quiet. the food was very good and personnel very friendly. Overall an enjoyable experience.

My husband and I stayed here for the several days surrounding the Feast of St. Francis. Although the hotel is indeed centrally located, I saw several others on our wanderings that would have been much quieter. The town is so small that, unless you really have difficulty walking, you can get anywhere with ease. The food was terrible, the "amenities" consisted of a miniscule piece of soap, the shower was so small that I (5"1") felt cramped, and the ":pillows" were lumpy and unusable. I ended up using my airplane neck pillow to sleep. We are urban people so the street noise didn't really bother us but I could see it being an issue for others. The food quality was shockingly bad by any standards but especially for an Italian hotel. Overall, the most disappointing hotel experience I have ever had.

We spent one night at Hotel Sole. Rooms were clean. The walls were paper thin and we got a lot of noise off of the street.

We got room 40 for the first four nights we are there absolutly amazing. vualted birck ceiling and so quiet at night it felt like we were the only people in the hotel. we liked assisi so many things that we extended our stay and had to move rooms. a little louder and no vualted ceiling but no price change. the staff makes ever attempt to communicate as well as possible and they usually have at one person working who speaks english expet some mornings.
My only regert was that we only ate at the resturant one time in the evening, the food was hot and absolutly fantastic.
I highly recomend this hotel. I have noidea if it is common practice but when we left they gave us a discount and a few small gifts to take with us.