Misia Country Resort

The hotel owner was outstanding and have tons of suggestions on where to go, what to see and where to eat. Could not have been more gracious and helpful.

Unsurpassable views from a post card russet stone village

Excellent hotel with wonderful rooms and views. I'm so glad we booked this hotel; it's a lovely retreat. I didn't realize it was quite so isolated from the town, so you need a car. We were able to book a restaurant quite close to the hotel but it's hazardous walking in the dark at night. Fortunately we met another couple with a car who gave us a lift; otherwise I don't think we would have had food options.

Modern and comfortable, this would be a great place to spend a few days while exploring the Umbrian countryside.

Loved our stay at Misia. Up in the hills with gorgeous views of Umbria, Orvieto and the surrounding area. A little difficult to find at first, but we had a rental car with navigation and that helped tremendously. Giorgio was amazing, incredibly friendly and so helpful with recommendations. The breakfast was delicious and a good mix between the standard light Italian breakfast and a true American breakfast. This was the perfect spot to get away from the crazy, crowded tourist areas and just relax in Italy. We will definitely be returning in the future and hope to share this gem with family and friends.

Rooms were clean, kids in house behind b&b were very noisy. Stink bugs in room, not a huge deal. No restaurant on premise. Small B&B, not a resort.

We stopped at Misia for one night as we made our way to across the countryside. Excellent experience and so happy we made the choice. The drive up to the property was beautiful. We were thrilled to get the amazing panoramic views from the hotel property. The entire hotel is fresh, quaint and inviting. We received the warmest welcome from the owner and were met with a glass of wine. Our room was thoughtfully arranged and designed. A huge bonus was the trail that leads to the top of the mountain above the resort - views for days. Great experience. Would recommend to anyone and advise to stay here vs in town.

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On our recent trip to Italy we stayed in several places and Misia was by far the best. it was a lovely place, outside the city, and very quiet. Helena was very helpful, she had maps available, and suggested some wonderful places to eat. She even made reservations for us. Osteria Numero Uno is a must for dinner. Misia is the place to stay if you don't want to stay right in the city,

The hotel is new (about 5 months old) and is beautiful! Not your typical European hotel room - big bed with great linens, a spacious bathroom with great ammenities and decorated beautifully. It is about 10 minutes outside of town, but it was nice for a change of pace. The owner was actually terrific and drove us into town and picked us back up. It's nestles in a small quaint "town" (it was really a street with about 15 houses) that was wonderful to walk around and explore. The staff was so nice and the hotel is beautiful!