Loved our 4 nights here. This hotels oozes with charm and history. We stayed on the top floor in the Moliere room. The bathroom was clean and modern (just wish there was more counter top space, but that's a challenge in most European hotels.) Our bed was comfortable and our balcony was private. We had a view to the lake, but only if we stood up. There's a lift to take you upstairs and a nice spa area on the 1st floor. (Hot tub, sauna, programmable shower and solarium, i.e. tanning booth?) You request private time in the spa area with the staff. (They can also arrange for a masseuse.) What a hard working staff they have, too! We were particularly impressed by Michael, who waited on us during dinners and checked us out in the evening (early flight out of Rome the next morning.) Breakfast was amazing with breads/pastries/cakes baked on site, meats, cheeses & yogurt. However, as good as breakfast was, dinner was even better! One of our all around best meals! Dining area is so romantic. This would be a lovely place to spend your honeymoon or anniversary. To be honest, however, I was a little disappointed by the location when we first drove up. I think I had it in my mind that it was more secluded. Don't let me detract anyone from staying here because of that. It is outside the old part of the Tuoro and is super peaceful and quiet. It does have neighbors in the back of the hotel behind the yard and pool area, however, so it's not completely isolated as I somehow had in my mind from their website. The town of Tuoro sul Trasimeno is very close to the Tuscan border, so we were able to explore Cortona & Montepulicano easily and it a quick drive to Assisi and the other hill towns of Umbria. The A1 connector is maybe 2 miles away, so it makes touring easy.

Charming. Beautiful. Picturesque. Quaint. Attentive. Romantic. Relaxing. Panaromic. Peaceful. Pampered. Helpful. Friendly.
Tried to sum up this place in one word, but it was impossible. My husband and I loved this place and would return in a heartbeat. The staff was so very accomodating and helpful. Francesca helped us with day trip ideas and was fluent in English. The views from this hilltop were beautiful. I highly recommend this hotel for relaxation, romance, and beautiful views. And the building itself is so very charming. Absolutely loved this hotel!

We selected I Capricci from reviews on Trip Advisor and were not disappointed. We had 14 people and took 5 rooms. The hotel has beautiful grounds, a nice swimming pool and comfortable rooms - ask for one with a balcony that looks out over the Umbrian countryside. You can walk into town for an espresso or gelato and to use the internet. Francesca at the desk speaks English and will help you plan daily excursions and give you tips about what to do. She also makes a great capuccino. We ate dinner at the hotel twice and it is easily the best restaurant around with different and interesting food presented artfully. The location is perfect for daytrips around Umbria and Tuscany with a price less than Tuscan hotels. It is 15 minutes to the train to go into Florence for the day. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone going to Italy. We had an age range from 10-65 and everyone loved the hotel and the staff.

We stayed here for two nights of our honeymoon trip and wished we could have stayed longer. This place is darling. The staff is very helpful and friendly. Our room included darling decor with lake view, kitchen and sitting area, seperate bedroom and large bathroom. This place is very quiet with beautiful grounds. My husband especially loved the small elevator lift to transport luggage up to our third floor room. The restaurant was a wonderful experience including delicious food, wine and harp music. This is a must do for those looking for a romantic stay near Umbria or Cortona. It is a bit hard to find but worth the effort. From hwy exit head up hillside, going through very small town, until you are in residential area. Look for large park on the right of the road with bench seats facing the street. After this park you will see a hotel sign on the right (high up on a pole above a "50" sign) where you should immediately turn right. It looks like an alley, but really a street. A short distance to another sign turning right to get to the hotel.