Relais Ducale Hotel Gubbio

General Information

The inn, once the visitor quarters for the Ducale Palace, features been sleekly renewed, but astonishing has of its past are seen throughout with massive thick walls, high vaulted ceilings, and stone archways. On the fourth level of the guesthouse there is a romanesque park with one side enclosed by a carved stone balustrade, where you are able to gaze out to a cute picturesque scenery. Prime relic furniture is used for accent, handsome oil paints adorn the walls, and Oriental carpets brighten the floors. 12/07 SRAll apartments have been cared for with specific care to detail, from the choice of relic furniture to a wealthy range of paintings and prints. The decor evokes the antique times. Pastel shades and color provide a hospitable and cozy atmosphere. All rooms in the hotel have been cared for with peculiar care to detail, from the choice of vintage furniture to a wealthy range of paintings and prints. The decor evokes the old times. Pastel shades and color provide a friendly and cozy atmosphere. Situated in the center of Gubbio, the Relais Ducale Hotel is the annex of the Ducale Palace, where the Duke of Montefeltro used to welcome his own clients. Breakfast is catered in the brasserie Ducale whilst when the weather permits, it's catered in one of a most beautiful Piazzas in Italy, Piazza della Signoria where you are sure to enjoy a good vista onto the vale. The restaurant La Taverna del Lupo, which is short distance from the guesthouse, is run by the same family and is one of the best restaurants in Italy. In fact, in 1998 the Taverna del Lupo won the exclusive five Star Diamond award. The inn is the annex of the Ducale Palace, where the Duke of Montefeltro used to welcome his own visitors. In 1997 the structure was absolutely renewed and became the historical and stylish hotel which it's today. Provided with wonderful antiques, handsome oil paints on the walls, and Oriental carpets on the floors. The scenic rooms for guests have a sedate, exquisite decoration, showing an effort to preserve the aristocratic aura of the hotel's history.