In 2007 we celebrated our wedding in the little village of Titignano. Together with 70 friends we travelled from the Netherlands to this secluded little gem in the Umbrian countryside. The location is old, but magnificent, and with a beautiful view over Lago di Corbara. The food and arrangements for the wedding were just perfect. And the staff was amazing,... More

We stayed 3 nights at this wonderful old village complex. We used it as a centre for walking in this part of Umbria and were pleasantly surprised that the hotel provided their own variety of walks direct from the hotel. They gave us a map and the walks themselves were signposted from start to finish. As the walk in our... More

My wife has a (Dutch) cousin and wife who has been living it Italy for several years, four of us decided to take a holiday. Each time we visit there is something a little different, this was definitely it ! We drove about 40km from their home to the picturesque village of Titignano for lunch in the restaurant he explained... More

It's an old setting surrounded by vineyards and the amazing Italian scenery. What can you say - it's really beautiful! Food is good, wine is local, rooms are big and comfortable. What a wonderful place for a romantic getaway and/or inspiring solitude.

Quite remote, but worth the trip for the unique views (even nicer than Toscany). (Too) long dinners, orgies of local food & wine. Great value for the half-board price. Little crowded during "Ferragosto". Only one pool is not enough during high season. We recommend day trips to Orvieto, Perugia and Todi.

We have stayed at Titignano twice and each time it has been spectacular. The views and food are amazing!

We arrived after dark (having taken the long way from A1, around the wrong side of the lake) to find we were the only guests that night. It was freezing cold and there was no dinner to be had, though we were able to pick up a few items from the shop. Our room was fine, if a little rustic.... More

A 2night stay in paradise! Secluded area of Umbria, takes you back in time when you arrive at Titignano which is a Medieval Castle turned into an Agriturismo. It overlooks the Corbara Lake, with a nice drive through the hills: a good ride for motorcyclists! We were with a group of friends. During the day we explored the nearby towns... More

I can't even remember how I stumbled across Titignano, but I am very, very glad that I did. It is peaceful with picture postcard views and an amazing central square. The room we had was enormous. The food is out of this world, homemade Italian pastas, meats and very drinkable wine grown on the estate. Up a dust track -... More