Plum Guide - Fortunata

Trying to fit a description that would do Fortunata justice in this little space is a daunting task, because we could go on for hours — and we want to. This stunning piece of Umbrian history that dates back to the twelfth century is an absolute treat for everyone who wants to experience history firsthand and get absolutely spoiled in the process. The redesign that includes great daring art pieces, rough-luxe walls, and antique furniture that won't let you forget that you're staying in an actual castle is nothing compared to the feeling of looking down from the top of the tower and seeing everything the valley has to offer. For a short while, you are nobility, dining alfresco under the gentle shade, strolling down to the pool with a glass of Chianti, watching movies with your loved ones and sleeping in the regal beds. The medieval hilltop towns around you are all similar, but each uniquely charming and we hope you'll learn the weekly schedules of each and every one of their farmers' markets.

Home truths:
* There are steps in this home, making it unsuitable for those with limited mobility
* The house rules are quite strict — no smoking, no pets, and no parties anywhere on the premises
* You'll need a car to get around the area comfortably — the public transport isn't frequent enough