Palazzo Seneca

This room has either a traditional four-poster bed with a wrought-iron frame, or a bed with a carved wooden headboard. The decor is understated and sophisticated, with neutral hues on the walls, and soft quilts and elegant lampshades in warm colours, such as burnt orange.

This spacious room is decorated with simple sophistication and uses luxurious, locally sourced materials. The room has its own marble bathroom, and either a four-poster in wrought iron, or a bed with a sculpted wooden headboard. A baby cot (free) or an extra bed (free for under-14s, €60 each a night for over-14s) can be added on request.

This room is decorated with antique furniture and has cosy sitting areas and a tempting bed, fashioned from wrought-iron or carved wood. The room has plump leather chairs, rich fabrics and sleek glass coffee tables. A baby cot (free) and up to two extra beds (free for under-14s, €60 each a night for over-14s) can be added on request.

The junior suite is furnished with bold period pieces, including heavy wooden antiques, modern leather chairs, a simple wooden floor and a vintage desk. The four-poster has stately wooden posts, giving the bed gravitas and glamour. A baby cot (free) or an extra bed (free for under-14s, €60 each a night for over-14s) can be added on request.

The suite has a bed with columns made from twisted wood, sculpted by Umbrian craftsmen. There is oak parquet flooring, and antique furnishings (including a secretaire that belonged to the Seneca family) are placed alongside modern pieces. Black granite is used to decorate the two bathrooms, and the suite has an abundance of natural light. There are three TVs, so nobody need hog the remote. A baby cot (free) and up to two extra beds (free for under-14s, €60 each a night for over-14s) can be added on request.