Young lady at reception, helpful, charming and very approachable. Breakfast very poor, but otherwise average with nothing else outstanding. Pity they don't sink a pool!

we stayed in this hotel for one night . The room was big (2 double beds and one single bed), very clean and the shower was o.k.
the staff was helpfull. The hotel is close to Orvieto (2 min. drive),

Hotel Oasi Dei Discepoli in Orvieto showed up in a quick search, we booked it, and then crossed our fingers. No worries! Signs on the streets guide you to it, and there is a large parking lot. A beautiful building, large room with four windows and two doors onto a balcony overlooking trees. Very clean, quiet, quality linens, good breakfast, English-speaking staff. But you do need a car to sightsee in the old city (it's not far though), as the hotel is below in the new part of the city. Our only regret is that so little of the hotel's history seems to be available -- it must have been a seminary or religious school, we're guessing, going by the attached chapel and the name of the hotel. There were several tour buses in the parking lot.

It's a good location if you are by car. We were impressed by the cleanliness of the room and of the hotel. The breakfast was ok. The town of Orvieto was impressive. It's a must to eat in at least one of the many restaurants. We tried the best pizza in town, at Charlie's.