We found the location wonderful with incredible views from our rooms (we rented two rooms for two couples). We were warmly welcomed as soon as we arrived. The rooms were large, comfortable and clean and the breakfast was exactly what we had expected, continental style. We found street parking close to the hotel which was a bonus. We particularly chose this location because of the historic significance of the property. I highly recommend this property for an overnight or short weekend stay for business or pleasure to explore Umbria's unparalleled beauty.

This is an historic hotel that gives one the feeling of being transported back in time. I have stayed here before when visiting friends in the beautiful little medieval town of Trevi. I love the atmosphere of Palazzo Natalini and enjoy relaxing on the beautiful terrace with the bucolic view of hills and olive groves. My bed was quite comfortable and I appreciated the ample shower because I am tall. The thick stone walls and arched brick ceiling kept the room cool even in the heatwave that happened during my three day stay. The couple that hosts, Massimiliano and Ilenia, are absolutely the nicest hosts I have ever had! They are incredibly attentive and friendly and I would love to spend more time with them. Breakfast in the dining room was delightful!

I have absolutely nothing negative to say about this hotel. I will remark, though, that for visitors to Trevi who arrive by train it is not easy to reach the historic center. I have a friend who comes to give me a lift. Otherwise the trek uphill of a good distance would be a problem. There are no taxis. Perhaps this is a good thing because it keeps Trevi off the beaten path and tranquil, just the way a person like me prefers it. But if I were a hotelier in this town, I would offer transport to and from my hotel, perhaps for an additional fee. I think a lot of prospective visitors would find this attractive.

The property was built in 11 century and is majestic and full of charm. A wonderful way to introduce us to the Italian countryside Massimiliano went above and beyond with her hospitality The breakfast was yum and a traditional Italian one with croissants

Nothing. All was good

The building is beautiful and right in the old city centre of Trevi. Owners are very friendly, the room is beautiful! Huge bathroom. Breakfast is good; a croissant, rusks with jam, Nutella, butter and honey, yoghurt with cereal and fruit. There was a beautiful outside terrace but it was too cold and windy to use it, unfortunately. Would recommend to stay here when in Trevi!

Very cute hotel in Trevi. The host was very lovely, very welcoming! Helped with transport to the wedding venue.

A little up a high and our taxi coming in struggled to get to it, however, it seems locals know the right route. No complains at all about the hotel itself. I had a great time! Gorgeous views from the hotel.

The location of the hotel is from a fairytale, it overlooks an ancient arch that leads into the mystic town of Trevi, and overlooks the vast valley down below. Traveling in the month of January, the mountains are capped with snow. Hotel Trevi Palazzo Natalini is the perfect place to go, the rooms are beautifully decorated, and the breakfast is something you do not want to miss, it's absolutely superb and delicious! We missed it once because we woke up past 11am, due to the time difference from my job. But, we definitely made an effort every morning to eat at Palazzo Natalini going forward. The host Maximiliano, his wife, and their son are the most kindest, helpful, and beautiful family I've ever seen. The stay at this hotel was so cozy, and the best thing I could ever ask for. It's your home away from home. I look forward to coming back again. I will leave this place with so much gratitude and the sweetest memories. Thank you, Hotel Trevi Palazzo Natalini! See you again soon!

The hotel is a historical, family run facility whose owners go out of their way to ensure a good stay. The rooms are unique with original features! There is a lovely patio in which to enjoy a glass of local wine. I really loved the memory foam pillows!

It would be nice to have a coffee maker and tea kettle in the rooms.

Our room was clean and the bathroom was recently renovated. Our room had a door onto a lovely shared outdoor patio and we had a table and chairs immediately outside our room. The breakfast was simple but tasty (rusks with butter and jam, warm croissants and yogurt and granola). However, we asked for a second bowl of yogurt and a second cappuccino - when it was served to us, the owner made it quite clear that she was not pleased with us ordering extra...as she served the cappuccino, she said "cappuccino number 2". This breakfast experience left us feeling uncomfortable.

Beautiful location with views of the valley from the hotel terrace, exactly like the images online. Max is a great host and will look after your needs and help arrange restaurant reservations, or rent bicycles. Pick up from the station is a bit pricey but easily arranged and necessary! Spacious and comfortable rooms. Simple but nice breakfast, great coffee.

Nothing really...

Ancient building in the old town furnished with beautiful, tasteful antiques. Shady, lovely terrace with views across the valley right outside our room. Cavernous room -- satisfyingly spooky, and meticulously clean. No AC but we were cool behind those 3-foot-thick walls. Fresh fruit in the lobby/dining area at all times. Very nice light breakfast of coffee, croissant, yogurt and toast. Warm, gracious hosts -- such nice people. Really wonderful hotel.

If you're coming by train, make sure you arrange for a taxi/transfer to the hotel beforehand. There were no taxis when we got there, no internet to figure out how to call one, and the bus was a long wait. How bad could 1.8 kms be, we said. It was brutal, and we're reasonably fit hikers.