TH Perugia

Camera dell’Altana is next to the Postierla and accessed by a walkway overlooking the inner courtyard and garden. Its split-level layout, with the bathroom slightly raised and accessible by three steps, creates an intimate, cozy setting.

Standard Room with external entrance on the first floor, accessible by stairs. Stone and plaster walls. Two small non-panoramic windows; countryside view from the walkway. Bathroom with shower. Can be connected internally with the Postierla. Approx. 23 sqm.

Camera della Segreta was created following a discovery during restoration work, which brought to light a space hidden through the centuries.

Entirely in stone, with a small fragment of a fresco, it is one of the largest rooms in the castle and offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere.

Standard Room with internal entrance on the first floor, accessible by stairs. Stone walls. Bathroom with shower. High, non-panoramic window. Adjacent to the Cardinale room. Approx. 21 sqm.

Camera della Giota is in the garden and has a private entrance via a small walkway with three steps. The name refers, in medieval manuscripts, to an addition built onto the main body of the castle. Inside, a small arrow slit adds to the authentic, cozy feel.

Classic Room with external entrance at ground floor. Stone and plaster walls. Bathroom with shower. Not panoramic from inside; garden and countryside views from the walkway. Approx. 18 sqm.

Camera delle Armi is revealed beyond a double door that guards its entrance, creating a secluded and fascinating atmosphere. The frescoes inside, inspired by the Templar church of Cressac, evoke powerful historical impressions.

Outside the room, an impressive late 14th-century wooden crucifix further enhances the experience.

Classic Room with internal entrance on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. Plastered and frescoed walls. Overlooks the inner cloister. Bathroom with bathtub. Approx. 19 sqm.

Camera del Rosone is adorned with a small rose window and a large window decorated with geometric frescoes that looks out onto the inner cloister.

Located on the same floor as the castle’s library, it’s ideal for moments of relaxation in a quiet, cozy atmosphere.

Classic Room with internal entrance on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. Stone and plaster walls. Overlooks the inner cloister. Bathroom with bathtub. Approx. 18 sqm.

Camera dell’Etrusco is named after a small Etruscan urn head set in the bathroom wall, a detail that conveys its historical identity.

Stone walls and floral frescoes, wooden flooring, and a mullioned window overlooking the cloister and the 13th-century well create an evocative, authentic atmosphere.

Classic Room with internal entrance on the third floor, accessible by stairs or elevator (with a brief outdoor passage). Overlooks the inner cloister. Bathroom with whirlpool tub and double sink. Adjacent to the Dragon Room. Approx. 18 sqm.

Camera dei Lecci, at the heart of the castle, is named after the centuries-old holm oaks in the cloister, visible from the room.

Vaulted, plastered ceilings with frescoed details and the arched decorated window create an elegant, harmonious atmosphere.

Classic Room with internal entrance on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. Stone and plaster walls. Overlooks the inner cloister. Bathroom with shower. Approx. 18 sqm.

Camera del Duca is named after a 15th-century tile bearing the emblem of the Duke of Montefeltro, probably from the Ducal Palace of Gubbio.

Bright and facing west, it offers open views of the Umbrian countryside and Perugia’s skyline. It preserves fragments of frescoes with geometric motifs.

Superior Room with internal entrance on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. Plastered and frescoed walls. Panoramic view of the Umbrian landscape. Bathroom with shower. Approx. 20 sqm.

Camera del Gastaldo recalls the historic figure of the castle’s administrator, guardian of its assets and organization.

Stone and plaster walls, and an arched window opening onto the Umbrian landscape, define an authentic and bright environment.

Superior Room with external entrance on the first floor, accessible directly or via elevator. Panoramic view over the Umbrian countryside. Bathroom with shower. Approx. 21 sqm.

Camera della Opretoia features an outdoor area overlooking the garden, accessed through glass doors, a typical architectural element of the era.

Its position and layout make it especially practical and welcoming.

Superior Room with external entrance on the ground floor and small private area. Overlooks the garden. Stone and plaster walls. Bathroom with shower. Accessible for guests with disabilities. Approx. 21 sqm.

Camera della Postierla is named after the small hidden door typical of medieval fortifications, also echoed in the more secluded entrance to the room.

Accessible via a walkway overlooking the garden with pool and countryside, it also offers a pleasant view from the window.

Superior Room with external entrance on the first floor, accessible by stairs. Stone walls. Panoramic view of the Umbrian landscape. Bathroom with bathtub. Can be connected internally with the Altana room. Approx. 20 sqm.

Camera del Cardinale is named after a cardinal’s stone coat of arms and is among the castle’s most spectacular rooms, with open views over the Umbrian landscape.

The partial frescoes and coffered wooden ceiling enhance the setting, while the whirlpool tub adds a touch of comfort.

Panoramic Room with internal entrance on the first floor, accessible by stairs. Plastered and partly frescoed walls. Panoramic view. Bathroom with whirlpool tub. Adjacent to the Segreta room. Approx. 21 sqm.

Camera delle Chiavi is named after a stone carved with two keys and the mysterious date “15 January 1516”.

Located in the inner courtyard, it has a small private area and overlooks the garden, pool, and Umbrian countryside.

Panoramic Room with external entrance at ground floor. Stone and plaster walls. Panoramic view of the Umbrian landscape. Bathroom with whirlpool tub. Approx. 21 sqm.

Camera del Drago is named after a small tile depicting the animal, a symbol of medieval tradition.

Spacious, with stone walls, wooden floors, and a prominent beam above the bed, it offers an authentic and evocative atmosphere. The mullioned windows overlook the cloister and 13th-century well.

Family Room with internal entrance, accessible by stairs or elevator (with a brief outdoor passage). Stone walls. Interior view. Third adult bed already present. Bathroom with shower. Adjacent to the Etruscan Room. Approx. 25 sqm.

Camera delle Feritoie is named after the small slits in the stone that filter in soft, evocative light.

The mullioned window with capital opens onto the Umbrian landscape, while the wooden beams recall the allure of medieval architecture.

Family Room with external entrance, accessible directly or by elevator. Stone and plaster interiors. Panoramic view of the Umbrian countryside. Bathroom with shower. Third single bed already present. Approx. 24 sqm.

Camera del Ponte Levatoio is reached by a dramatic stone staircase and preserves authentic signs of history, such as the holes for the old drawbridge chains.

Stone walls and a coffered wooden ceiling create a medieval atmosphere, with views of the cloister and glimpses of the garden.

Family Room with external entrance via staircase. Stone interiors. View of the inner cloister. Bathroom with shower. Third bed already present. Approx. 35 sqm.

Camera delle Dame is among the brightest rooms in the castle, with views embracing Perugia, the gardens, and Umbrian countryside.

The many windows and frescoed walls create an intimate, romantic atmosphere.

Romantic Room with internal entrance on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. Frescoed walls. Panoramic views of the Umbrian landscape, with large windows and a small balcony. Bathroom with shower. Approx. 35 sqm.