The villa is truly beautiful, the rooms are spacious and clean, the staff are friendly and the breakfasts are excellent. There is also the added advantage of plenty of parking. Our stay was only relatively short (4 nights) but we could happily have stayed at Hotel Villa Ciconia for several weeks.

Old property. No CNN, WiFi spotty, breakfast poor, some lights didn’t work, no robes, not English frienfly

The hotel is a historic building with an interesting history. It is set far back from the road and feels private and secluded - lovely to walk around. The staff were friendly and helpful and the room was comfortable. Great breakfast included!

As someone who usually stays at very cheap stays, this was a treat. I stayed by myself and I felt like the room was very big. The bathroom and shower were small but fine. Front desk attendants were very nice and the breakfast was simple but enough to get my day started. The bed was comfortable and it was quiet at night! Beautiful villa. I would stay again!

Overall less nice than expected. Especially disappointed in the pool, which, on an extremely hot day, was too warm to be refreshing. Plus there were biting bugs by the pool. The price seemed too good to be true, and, in fact, you get what you pay for.

A beautiful building, typical Italian villa, full of charm and character, our room was spacious and comfortable too with a view across to the swimming pool. Service was OK, nothing special but definitely not poor either, and the breakfast was OK too, again nothing special, but definitely not poor. Would stay here again.

Beautiful old building and setting close to Orvieto

We choose this location because it is next to the highway. The rooms are spacious and were clean. The exterior pool was very comfortable especially since it was 33C. The A/C worked at max and could not cool down the room. therefore, we overheated at night. There was a local event and music played all night until 2 or 3 am and we could hear it from our room. Breakfast was ok.

Very hospitable and kind staffs, even offering a transportation to/from the train station free, fresh baked/warm bread superb!

Very nice old world Italian hotel. Great location for visiting Orvieto. We drove to the train station(5 mins) then took the bus to the town. At night we enjoyed a great meal at the hotel. Very relaxing outdoor dining. Remember, you are in Italy so your dinner will take 2-3 hrs, enjoy.

Very old and dated facilities, no elevator, uninviting place

Nice bones but very dated renovation (80's?) and gloomy. Service was polite at best and the worse bed I slept in years. The property has Character, and potential but lacks charm.

Lovely old manor house with great character. On the quiet side of the river close to Orvieto. You will need a car. Be sure to book dinner in the onsite restaurant. Felt like we went back in time. Very peaceful and relaxing place.

This family owned huge 500 year old stone villa has a lot of classic old time style. Large rooms, large windows in our corner room, on large private park. Owners are at front desk. It is less than 1 mile from the main entry road to Orvieto, which is very worth visiting. Excellent restaurant. We were there in the shoulder season and they hadn't turned on the heat yet. Only real complaint is no coffee maker in room.

It was a lovely place to stay. Gracious rooms individually furnished with interesting antiques and in our case views over the pool, gardens and countryside. The public spaces were also very inviting and we had a delicious meal at the restaurant. It was easy to park the car and the staff were friendly and helpful

warm hospitality, comfortable room, good hot water in shower, excellent evening meal in dining room, good breakfast. I would set stay here again.

Very nice old building, clean lovely old rooms, excellent staff, fantastic dinner in the restaurant in the hotel! Set back far enough from the road, however not in the nicest part of town, but would still recommend it to others

Nice location. Had dinner at the hotel and it was terrific. Very rustic atmosphere. I would love to know more about the history of the home. Pool was relaxing and refreshing after a day of walking.

After reading through the many reviews, we were so looking forward to our stay. The check in process was very odd. There was only one person manning the reception desk. The lady took our passports, put them in the open slot under our room number, then just proceed to take us to our room. She didn't offer to show us a map of the area or things to do. We saw at least 5 sets of other guests' passports in different room number slots just in plain open view. Any one could easily come through the door and take the passports. This is because that lady was the only person running the front desk, doing guest services. Later in our stay, we saw her help clearing the restaurant tables too. Overall, the property was unique ( very old villa), the pool at the back yard was nice. Service was lacking for sure.

We had a great 2 night stay at Hotel Villa Ciconia. Our room (no.31) was elegantly furnished, comfortable & spacious. Breakfast was very good, especially the croissants which were absolutely delicious as was the yoghurt. The hotel restaurant was excellent & reasonably priced too. Staff were welcoming & helpful. The hotel is in a very good location - not far from A1 Firenze-Roma autostrada exit & also 1.5km from the funicular train that takes you up to the old walled town part of Orvieto. The hotel phoned a taxi to take us to the funicular, €15 but worth it, though there is a bus stop not far from the hotel or you could walk. Duomo di Orvieto is truely outstanding.