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La Badia Hotel

 Italy / Umbria / Perugia
Address: [La Badia, 8]
Category: [A' ClassA' ClassA' ClassA' Class]
Type: [Hotel - Resort]

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From March to December

 
LOCATION:Top

La Badia is in the country of Orvieto, Umbria, only 100 km north of Rome and 160 km south of Florence.

  • By car from Florence or from Rome: A1 Highway (Autostrada del Sole), exit Orvieto.
    • Follow the directions for the town of Orvieto.
    • Reach a rotary crossing and follow the directions for Viterbo.
    • Go on for approximately 1 km and turn to the left at the first cross-roads.
    • After few meters you will find the directions to reach the Hotel.
    • Total distance from the exit of the highway: 3 km
  • By train
    • Railway station of Orvieto
  • By flights
    • Rome-Fiumicino airport: 2 hours
    • Florence-Peretola airport: 2 hours
    • Perugia-S.Egidio airport: 1 hour


Distances:

Distance to:NameKm or meters
City or VillageRome City100 km
City or VillageFlorence Town130 km

 
MEETING & CONFERENCE:Top
The former Oratorio del Crocefisso (Oratory of the Crucifix) with a magnificent fresco of the Crucifixion with its moving "Cristo Patiens" on the wall has been turned into an imposing Conference Hall.  
BARS & RESTAURANTS:Top

The Restaurant La Badia represents the blending between its historical landscape and an incomparable culinary experience, such as the taste of salami made with game, spicy local cheeses, all the traditional Umbrian dishes.

  • The emerald green extravergin olive oil is produced by means of cold-pressed olives.
  • The aromatic and strong vinegar comes from the full-bodied wines of the area.
  • The deep-red wine is extremely full-bodied.
  • The white wine is the Orvieto Classico, with procanico, verdello, grechetto, drupeggio and malvasia grapes.
  • Bread, seasoned with a touch of rosemary, olives, walnuts, with fresh raw greens, a drizzle of oil.
  • A selection of Umbrian cold cuts with cheeses and acacia honey.
  • Hand-made fettuccine, tagliolini with black truffles, pea or vetch soups, spelt and legumes served with toasted bread.
  • Juniper-grilled meats, “coccinillo” or baby pig over a wood fire, fresh salads served with wild herbs, seasoned with abundant olive oil and white red-wine vinegar of cleared red wine.

... tastes that will capture your heart ...

 
HISTORY:Top

... the origins ...

The origin of the abbey as to the legend

The Abbey was built at the end of the VIth century around the primitive church of San Silvestro by the noble Lombard Lady Rotruda.

An old legend says that Saint Severo died and his remains were brought to Orvieto. Lady Rotruda, wanting to seize them, touched the coffin, however her hand was entrapped.

To have it realeased she was compelled to promise the foundation of this abbey and a deserving burial to Saint Severo Monk.

This is the legendary origin of the Abbey of Saints Severo and its disciple Martyrio.

The popes' footsteps echo through the walls

After the long period of administration by the Premonstratensian Canons, a number of commendatory abbots succeeded each other at the abbey, first among them Cardinal Pietro Barbo.

Other notable men also wandered along these abbey corridors, men like Cardinal Nicolaus von Kues, known as Cusano, Simoncelli, Scipio Borghese, Aldobrandini, Barberini, Altieri.

... the restoration ...

Since more than one century the Badia is belonging to an Umbrian family descending from Saint Claire of Assisi, the Counts Fiumi di Sterpeto.

Soon in the first years of the new management, the Abbey came to a new life through challenging restoration works that were essential for the preservation of this structure.

Together with the maintainance works, several areas were modified in order to create a residential hotel and a restaurant of exceptional quality.


 
ACCOMMODATION:Top

La Badia Hotel disposes of 18 double rooms and 9 Suites.

  • The windows of the rooms look out on the extraordinary view of the tufa rocks of Orvieto.
  • The beautifully designed rooms and suites are equipped with most modern facilities made available by the modern technology.
  • The structure is perfectly fitted up to host in the best way any kind of event in an exciting and unique milieu.
The rooms and suites are all equipped with:
  • Air conditioning
  • SatelliteTV
  • Internet access

 
SERVICES & FACILITIES:Top

Restaurant

  • 150 seats
  • Local cuisine

Conference area

  • 2 Conference rooms
  • From 30 to 150 seats

Main features

  • Ancient Abbey of the XII th century

Hotel

  • Rooms and Suites
  • Restaurant
  • Church
  • Cafeteria
  • Wine tasting lounges
  • Conference Rooms
  • Audio/Visual equipment
  • Reading Lounge
  • Breakfast Buffet Lounge
  • Sightseeing bookings
  • Car hire bookings
  • Park
  • Swimming pool
  • Tennis court
  • Wide parking area
  • Pets: non admitted

Accepted credit cards

  • Visa
  • Amex
  • Mastercard
  • Eurocard

Check-in time: 2 pm
Check-out time: 11 am

Sport Facilities
The guests who love to do physical exercise can use the wonderful panoramic swimming pool and the tennis-courts, two gems perfectly embedded in the structure of La Badia.

 
OTHER INFORMATION:Top

Weddings

La Badia is a perfect venue for ceremonies, wedding receptions and intimate dinners.

The rarefied atmosphere shed by these walls rich of history leaves touching memories.

The religious ceremonies are celebrated within the extraordinary Church of the XIIth century.

The receptions are arranged in the elegant inner lounges or in the surrounding green areas and in the outside courtsyards.

The Church

The Church is of Romanesque origin and is embellished by a precious floor of pure Cosmati work standing out at the foot of the altar as a carpet of mosaic tessere in white marble, red porphyry and dark-green serpentine, still as perfect as then.

The frescoes adorning the walls of the Sacristy date back to the XIIIth and XIVth centuries.

 
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