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Palazzo Petrvs

Orvieto, Umbria, Italy · Independent · High Luxury

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Palazzo Petrvs revives a 1475 Renaissance palace steps from Orvieto's Duomo, nine Giuliano Andrea dell'Uva-designed rooms with uncovered frescoes, coffered ceilings, and black-and-white stripes echoing the cathedral facade, plus Ristorante Coro in a deconsecrated church.

About Palazzo Petrvs

History

Palazzo Petrvs is a 16th-century palazzo in the heart of Orvieto, Umbria, steps from the striped Gothic Duomo. It once belonged to the wealthy 16th-century notary Petrus Facienus, whose name — carved as 'PETRVS FACENIVS' on the window and door architraves — gives the hotel its name.

Long abandoned, the building was restored for owner Raffaele Tysserand by the Naples architect Giuliano Andrea Dell'Uva and opened as a five-star hotel in March 2024. The work stripped away 19th-century alterations to reveal frescoes, stone portals, coffered ceilings and Renaissance fireplaces; there are just nine rooms and suites over three floors, with a restaurant set in an adjoining former church.

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