This hotel was everything we wanted-- a beautiful old building, minimally updated. We loved the high windows facing into the gardens of trees, the murals on the ceiling, the ancient balcony for coffee in the morning. The room had been updated with a minimal modern bathroom in way that preserved the murals, which was very cool. Even in the heat of summer we were comfortable with two fans and the windows open, and waking up to the quiet sounds of breeze and churchbells outside was amazing. A short shady walk from the Rocca Paolina and the historic centre. We passed on coffee and breakfast at the hotel and walked 3 minutes for coffee nearby which was great. But the patio outside is nice for a drink in the evening.

All was as expected, no complaints!

Very good location close to the historical centre (nice view) but you do not have to drive through tiny streets and you can use the hotel's private parking. Friendly and helpful staff. Well equipped bathroom, comfortable bed.

It is in great location. 2 minutes to elevator which gets You to old town with old landmarks. Also everything is reachable by walking. Stuff - Amazing from capittal letter A. Parking which is very covenient is just by the door. Room was warm and it was very good as we visited in the end of November. Also really suggest to go to hotels iffered restaurant Cantinone. Rooms clean and convenient, but not posh.

I hope in some day the beautifull building will get some restoration. It is amazing, but time gets it.

The hotel is in a great location close to the historic centre. The building is stunning and must have been quite luxurious in its heyday. What makes the stay is the staff who are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. We were arriving very late in the evening wanting something to eat. This was not a problem and a table was booked for us at a pizzeria (Capri - excellent pizza, can recommend) a short walk away.

Car parking was a bit tight although it was great to be able to park so close to the hotel and centre.

Built in the 1700s, Hotel Iris seems to have been an elegant palazzo in its younger days. It is located just outside the lower portion of the centro storico, with escalators about a 2 minute walk away. While the building is a bit careworn (which I think makes it more charming), the bathroom was large and updated, and the beds and pillows comfortable. Breakfast was convenient and worth the extra charge. Brothers Artin and Armin manage the hotel, and they are very personable and willing to help you in any way. I particularly appreciated that the reached out via whatsapp ahead of time so that there was more confusion with parking. I hope to have the chance to return to Perugia and stay at Hotel Iris again.

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Perfect location for exploring Perugia, places to eat and shop. Helpful friendly staff, lovely hotel with a lot of history. Simple breakfast of great coffee and fresh Cornetto (croissant) with jam/marmalade optional for 3 euros p/p. Mini bar in the room, plus bar facilities and coffee facilities at reception. So far one of my favourite places I have visited in Italy. Spent 4 days at the Hotel Iris and would definitely stay again.

Nothing to dislike it was great place

Friendly and helpful staff. The hotel is nicely located right at the foot of the escalators up to the city center and just blocks from the bus station at piazza dei partigiani. Although the daytime temperature was in the 90’s, I was comfortable and able to sleep in my non air conditioned room with just a fan thanks to the thick walls of the old building.

The entrance gate was easy to miss. I walked right past it twice. Had to ask some locals for help.

Very old beautiful historical building with an amazing terrace and space to sit down. Rooms we’ve booked not very big but absolutely gorgeous. Bathrooms old fashioned matching the overall aesthetic. Staff very helpful and kind. We were offered a water at the end of our stay for and even they called us immediately to let us know that we forgot an item. Located in old town with easy access to all surrounding historic buildings. Perugia is obviously absolutely beautiful town. Staff member showed us everything on arrival, had a printed map with all nice places to visit and places where we could eat. View from the terrace was breathtaking. Facilities clean and tidy, comfortable beds, standing fans in each room.

Was very hot and would be nicer with aircon but I’m not sure if even could be even installed ( historical building/regulations)

The location of this hotel was fantastic for us. We stayed in a triple room on the first floor. It is very close to the bus station and the airport bus stop (5 euro to airport pay on bus). For us it was a one night stop to see a concert at the Arena Santa Giuliana which was just across the road. So absolutely perfect. It is also close to the escalators that take you up to the historical centre. We thoroughly enjoyed all the free Jazz concerts going on which was an extra bonus. The room was clean with a little fridge, fan for cooling and a tiny balcony. The bathroom was clean. The staff work very hard and the guys at reception are very friendly and helpful. Great value for money. They offer a simple breakfast for 3.50 euro. We opted to go out into town as there are a multitude of lovely places to eat.

Very helpful with late (Ryanair) scheduled arrival. Very convenient from bus station, especially useful for that late arrival. Location excellent for reaching old city. Breakfast simple but suited us. Lovely 19th century building, great charm, no lift though, so request ground floor room if needed. Very courteous and helpful reception.

For us it was perfect