PALAZZO NERI : A HISTORICAL PALAZZO SITUATED ON A NOBLE SQUARE

Not a location for everyone. This charming medeval hilltop town, surrounded by olive trees does not have a nightclub or a KFC. What it has is peace and quite in an idea location to really get to know this part of Italy. We spent two weeks here at the end of Aug. and could easly made it a month. Montefalco is near with it's wonderful Sangrantino wine and the unspoiled town of Spello is just minutes away. The villa is a treasure unto it self with all the comforts to make the vacation trully one to remember. There are excellent place to eat in Trevi or you can be your own Italian chef in a kitchen that's a pleasue to create in. The villa is very clean and well cared for with all the amenities and creature comforts one could as for. The owner, Rik, is friendly and easy to work with and has your interest and comfort a heart. Moira, the local agent, is a delight and her cappuccino at Cafe Roma is not to be missed.
I would and have recommend Palazzo Neri to friends and I am looking forward to returning at the first oppertunity.

Four of us spent two weeks at Palazzo Neri. It is a beautiful property, a half block off the main piazza della Rocca. The villa has everything you would need and is a fun place to prepare a few dinners at home while sharing local vino, which is a great bargain. One should be able to climb stairs which is not really a problem, but the ones to the roof are narrow and kind of steep. Its a beautifully setting and gives one the feeling of real Italy. A large group from Michigan was staying at the hotel across the little square and wanted to see the place so we invited them in for a tour. They ooed and ahed over the place.
There are many maps at the villa and info on Umbria and the many towns to visit. Each day we chose a different place to visit and have lunch. The countryside is lovely with all the olive groves and many vinyards which had hanging clusters of red grapes soon to be ready for harvest. We stayed busy the entire 14 days and enjoyed the many friendly townspeople and the Saturday open air market----oh the roasted pig.
We ended each evening with a visit to Cafe Roma and gelota from Moira, a lovely lady, who is also the caretaker for the villa.
Rik, the owner was easy to work with and everything was as presented. We remember those days with fondness as we shovel the snow in Colorado.

We had a simply remarkable week in Palazzo Neri. The villa itself is truly unique, beautifully furnished and equipped with all comforts for a perfect stay. It was not only spotless, but tastefully decorated, with every modern convenience. Trevi itself is an Umbrian jewel. Set high up above the valley, the views are simply breathtaking, and Trevi provides such easy access to so many other towns, including Assisi, Perugia, Spoleto, Montefalco and Bevagna. We were delighted to discover that Trevi has several fine restaurants, an open air market, and locals who made us feel so welcome. Moira, the owner of the cafe, will welcome you and be available 24/7 for anything you might need. Moira is as delightful as she is responsible. Not only will we return to Palazzo Neri at the first opportunity, but we have promised ourselves an annual visit.