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The resort fills a restored noble home. An old park, olive groves, and soft hills surround it. The Villa keeps the formal style of the Rossi Scotti family home. La Colonica has a simpler rural form beside it. Spagnulo & Partners led the renewal. The team used local stone, clay, cloth, and craft. Colours recall art from the Renaissance. Each choice links the rooms to Perugia and Umbria.

Borgo dei Conti is in Montepetriolo. Central Perugia is about 25 minutes away by car. Perugia San Francesco d'Assisi Airport takes around 40 minutes. Florence Airport is about one hour and 45 minutes away. Rome's airports take about two hours and 15 minutes in normal traffic. The hotel can arrange private transfers. Secure parking is available on site.

The current hotel total is 40 rooms and suites. It is not the old count of 55 used before the latest renewal. The new mix has 30 suites and ten rooms. They are split between the Villa and La Colonica. Deluxe Rooms range from about 27 to 35 square metres. They have king beds, two sinks, and showers. Views face the park, pool, or borgo. Local clay, cloth, and wood give each room an Umbrian feel.

Room details are modern and useful. Air conditioning, smart televisions, safes, tea, coffee, and minibars come as standard. Soft drinks in the minibar are included. Bathrobes also make it easy to walk from a room to the spa.

Most of the hotel consists of suites. This gives it the feel of a private home. Junior Suites and Deluxe Suites add sitting areas and more space. Deluxe Suites measure about 45 to 57 square metres. Cloister Suites face the quiet inner court. Terrace Suites add outdoor space and country views. Tower Suites rise across several levels in La Colonica. Their form recalls an old castle tower.

The Conte and Contessa Suites occupy historic rooms in the Villa. Old frescoes have been restored. Wood beams and original fireplaces remain in place. Windows look towards the tall cedar trees. The Conte Suite measures about 116 square metres. The combined Conti Suite creates a two-bedroom home of about 176 square metres. It has three bathrooms and a living room in the old library.

Family Suites and linked plans support longer stays. They also work for trips with several generations. Two rooms are fully accessible. One is a Suite and one is a Junior Suite. Both sit on the ground floor of La Colonica. They have barrier-free bathrooms and furnished outdoor space. Lifts serve the main Villa. The restaurants, spa, and pool also have accessible paths.

Cedri is the hotel's fine-dining restaurant. It fills the restored Limonaia. This room once kept citrus plants safe in winter. Large windows face the Italian garden. An open wine cellar forms part of the room. Chef Emanuele Mazzella uses food from local farms and the hotel garden. Menus follow the seasons. The cooking gives Umbrian recipes a fresh, modern form.

Breakfast is served at Cedri. Guests dine indoors or on the terrace by season. Osteria del Borgo is a more relaxed choice. It serves local dishes and pizza from a wood oven. In warm months, the terrace opens towards the pool. The bar has lounges and a veranda. It serves wines, spirits, and light dishes. The two restaurants cover both special dinners and easy daily meals.

The spa fills the west wing of the Villa. It moves between indoor and outdoor areas. The wet zone has a hot tub and a sauna with park views. There is also a Finnish sauna and Salt Room. A low-light silence area supports deep rest. Four treatment rooms include one for couples. Upstairs, loungers sit among olive trees. A heated pool completes the outdoor level.

The spa area welcomes hotel guests aged 14 and over. Treatments must be booked. A glass-walled gym stands in the park. Its open views make exercise feel part of the estate. Tennis and padel courts add more choice. Lights allow play after dark. In summer, an outdoor pool offers a larger place to swim. It is not heated. The smaller spa pool remains warm.

The grounds offer more than a pretty view. Paths cross old trees and olive groves. Guests can arrange picnics and films under the stars. Private dinners add a more personal evening. Cooking classes and wine tastings explore local food. Truffle hunts bring guests into the land. These choices help travellers experience Umbria without planning every detail alone.

Perugia, Assisi, Spoleto, Gubbio, and Orvieto suit day trips. Many other Umbrian towns are also within reach. Eastern Tuscany can be explored by road. Cortona, Montepulciano, Val d'Orcia, and Montalcino are key choices. A car or private driver works best. Many villages and farms sit beyond direct public transport.

The renewal does not turn the old home into a museum. Frescoes, fireplaces, and carved ceilings remain visible. Modern furniture keeps the rooms useful and calm. Clay, local cloth, stone, and garden colours repeat across the hotel. The link to Umbrian craft is real and clear. It goes far beyond old photos or simple country decor.

Borgo dei Conti suits couples, families, and cultural travellers. It offers a luxury base near Perugia with large grounds. The new total of 40 rooms and suites feels more private than the former count of 55. Thirty suites give guests a wide choice of space. Cedri, the Osteria, the spa, and pools fill complete days. Local activities add more depth. The address also opens the food, hills, and old towns of Umbria.