Palazzo Seneca

Amazing stay, lovely hotel, friendly staff, wonderful atmosphere

...the village has a very long way to go to recover from the 2016 earthquake, so activity is minimal. The hotel is a treat, especially the food and the spa! Very relaxing place.

Beautiful room, great food and great service! Will definitely stay there again if I visit Norcia again.

Wonderful service, lovely room. Couldn’t have been better.

Nearly perfect, except for an iron frame bed that squeaked with the slightest movement. After a sleepless night, we were moved to another room, without question. However, the staff did not seem surprised at the problem. I suspect that is a recurring condition. The rooms were comfortable, tasteful, and the hotel was ideally situated. The hotel and restaurant staffs were very helpful and professional.

The palazzo is a visually stunning property. Elegant, serene, and welcoming, it immediately sets the mood for a stay. The staff is extraordinary. Nothing is impossible.whatever your need or desire may be, the staff will find a way. From truffle hunts,to cooking lessons to a private farm tour,they are there to make your stay memorable and a delight. The food is classic Italian with a very modern twist which earned a Michelin star this year. This was our second visit, and we are planning our third already. The palazzo was not affected by the terrible earthquake. They, like the brave people of Norcia, are taking care of their own, and helping to rebuild a beautiful city. We cannot wait to return and do our part support them. Bravo Norcia!

Beautiful place with character. The staff is wonderful, extraordinary landscape, relaxing atmosphere…. Everything was excellent, from preparing our car at 4 AM in order to get early to nearby Monte Sibillini national park to great dinners, especially at the hotel restaurant. There were great jazz musicians and food in the range of Michelin starred restaurant. Altogether, very interesting area that is worth visiting and great hotel and restaurant. All recommendations! Landscape photographers, people who love nature, great gastronomy and all others, all of them will enjoy this place, National park Monte Sibillini and of course Palazzo Seneca!

We spent a very romantic night at the Palazzo Seneca. Although we had no view, our room was so wonderful laid out with a very large bathroom and a four-poster bed. The Palazzo has wonderful little lounges and libraries to discover. In some respects, it's probably a little too nice for this little town. The staff are very helpful, if a little cautious due to their lack of English fluency. We saw the spa, but it was a lot more intimate than we had imagined and so decided to give it a miss.

This was an amazing historic property in the center of town. Every time I took a turn, there was another sitting room that was to be discovered. We loved sitting in front of the ancient stone fireplace with a wood burning fire going. The library had a great book collection and I loved the secret door. The breakfast room was like dining in a castle and the service was terrific.

the staff very nice n friendly, the restaurant is fantastic. However, the rooms are a bit worn out. Bathrooms would require some renovation, beds are not comfortable given the price paid.