Perusia Home b&b in Perugia, with a garden near the station

Perusia Home b&b is a bed and breakfast in Perugia, in Umbria, near the railway station, with a well-kept garden. It has rooms with private bathroom, fridge and free Wi-Fi. I recommend it to anyone arriving by train or car who wants a practical base to explore the city and Assisi.
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Where Perusia Home b&b is and how to get there
Perusia Home b&b is in Perugia, on Via Bellocchio, a few minutes from the railway station. The location is designed for those travelling by train, but it works well by car too, as the motorway is easy to reach. Umbria's airport can be reached by car.
The historic centre is not around the corner, and it is better to say so straight away. The area is convenient for trains, buses and the motorway, and more than one guest writes that, despite the proximity to the station, you sleep soundly at night. As a base for getting around Perugia and the rest of Umbria it is very practical, rather than a postcard choice.
What the rooms and spaces are like
The rooms at Perusia Home b&b focus on the essentials, done well. According to the listing, they all have a private bathroom, fridge, flat-screen TV, wardrobe, bed linen and towels. The Wi-Fi is free, and the property overlooks a well-kept garden, which guests mention often.
- The rooms. Several reviews describe them as spacious, clean and carefully furnished. One guest found two different mattresses, one firmer and one softer, and got on very well with the firm one.
- The bathroom. Those who mention it praise a clean and very spacious shower and toiletries provided, hairdryer included.
- The kitchen. A few guests call it well equipped, an advantage for longer stays or for those travelling with children.
- The garden. They describe it as full of plants and flowers, a quiet place to unwind after a day out.
Private parking costs money. One guest points out that there is also a free car park nearby, but it is a detail to check with the property before counting on it.
What guests say about Perusia Home b&b
The Google rating is 4.4 from 39 reviews, and most of the reviews are five stars. The thread running through them is clear: cleanliness, attention to detail and an owner described as kind and always available.
Several people describe a careful check-in and plenty of useful tips about the city. A family with two children talks about spacious rooms and a property in line with their expectations. Guests who came for a weekend describe a homely atmosphere, without formality, where you feel at home.
There are some dissenting voices, few but clear. Two guests gave two stars. They write about a stuffy smell and damp, dust on windows and furniture, cleaning that had not been done for several days, a TV that only works with a subscription, and a bathroom window that would not close, leaving it very cold in the morning. These are isolated cases compared with the rest, but it is good to know.
What to know before you book
Before booking, I would clarify three things with the property: breakfast, what services are included, and the time of year you are travelling. Perusia Home b&b is not a bed and breakfast with a generous breakfast, and one guest points this out with some disappointment. Here is the picture in brief.
| Strong points | Worth keeping in mind |
|---|---|
| Near the station, trains and buses | The historic centre needs a trip to reach |
| Cleanliness praised by most guests | Two critical reviews mention dust and damp |
| Spacious rooms with private bathroom | According to one guest, the TV only works with a subscription |
| Well-kept garden and a quiet area | Private parking costs money |
| Kind and available owner | Breakfast does not seem to be the strong point |
- Breakfast. The listing does not mention it, and one review complains there was nothing. Ask first whether it is included and how it works.
- Cold. If you travel in the colder months, ask how the heating works and whether the windows close properly.
Who I recommend it to
I would choose Perusia Home b&b if I were arriving by train and wanted a simple, clean base with a bit of greenery. It works well for couples, for families with children and for anyone staying a few nights longer, thanks to the kitchen and the generous space.
I would not recommend it, on the other hand, to anyone dreaming of stepping out of the door into a medieval square, or to anyone wanting a served breakfast and the atmosphere of a hotel. If quiet and practicality are what matter to you, the sums add up.
What to see in Perugia and nearby
From Perusia Home b&b you can reach Perugia's classic sights, such as Corso Vannucci, the Cathedral with Piazza IV Novembre and the Church of San Severo. They are all a few kilometres away, so you will need transport or some planning. Assisi is a natural day trip.
If you want to widen your trip in Umbria, have a look at Camere Calocci in Assisi, Casina Mazzuoli in Città della Pieve and Agriturismo La Vite E L'ulivo in Baschi. I can only tell you where these are, but they are good starting points for a second stop in the region.













