The hotel is ideally located in the old city near the Piazza Italia and within easy walking distance to all the important sights of Perugia. The rooms are neat, clean, functional and quiet. Breakfast includes cereal, rolls, juice and coffee – more than enough to start the day. The value received for the price paid equals a great bargain. The unique aspect of your stay here, however, will be the owners – a husband and wife team. From the moment you arrive until you leave they will be there to help you. They gave me suggestions, directions and great conversation (in English or Italian). They even made a special trip to the store to buy an adapter for my computer. On my next trip to Umbria I will be staying at the Bonazzi.

Room was clean but small, despite advertising that room facilities included
mini bar, safe, hair dryer, tea & coffe facilites,
NONE were available in our room
The hallway was air conditioned but NOT the room
The satellite TV had no English channels available
Breakfast was minimal
Construction work within the building commenced at 6 am with a series of loud bangs

Small hotel with small rooms and even smaller bathrooms. On the plus side it's squeaky clean, and the location is good - a couple of minutes walk from the main piazza. But it's a bit basic, especially for the price. The couple who run it are friendly and helpful. Breakfast is dire, even by Italian standards. Parking's a problem in Perugia: the hotels have a small number of 'reserved' spaces (get a coupon from the hotel to show on the windscreen) but everyone else uses them too. If you can find a space, it's not far from the Bonazzi. Here's a tip: don't stay in Perugia! Head for Assisi and the Hotel Fontebella instead. Better, cheaper and you can drive into Perugia (or take a train) in 15 minutes. Another Perugia tip: eat at Vecchia Perusia. Anarchic but fun (you'll see why), and great food.