Perugia Farmhouse Backpackers Reviews

Very pleasant staying in the bungalow. It's a great place to recharge after busy weeks visting big cities, enjoyed eating dinner outside and waking to birds. It takes a little effort to get to, so your fellow guests will tend to be less superficial than in a standard inner city hostel. Staff are genuinely nice.

This laid-back hostel in the countryside is exactly what I needed. It's quite easy to get the bus into town, but you won't need to go to town every day (or even at all if you don't want to). The staff are great, taking guests out to events or just for gelato. Making pasta with Grandma Rita was a great experience despite (or perhaps because of) the language barrier.

To get at least 2 good solid bikes for adults....

Really beautiful place, however a bit difficult to find on your own coming from Perugia. The staff was nice and friendly. I borrowed a bike at the hostel and really enjoyed the beautiful surroundings. The morning breakfast was excellent.

Not your average hostel. It is very much out of Perugia, but it makes a nice change staying on a farm. Many people work on the farm and stay for free, which makes for a really relaxed and fun atmosphere. Wifi is good, but inconveniently located. Free breakfast was great. Recommended if you want to get away for a few days.

Good place if you're travelling by car. If not, you have to deal with public transport in order to get around, it's a long way on foot to the city center of Perugia. Bottom line, the location is in the countryside and is great. Drawback: there is only one toilet, and not very clean. Water not always warm. The staff is ok and the whole place is worth what you've paid for.

Manuele and Laura were gracious and incredibly helpful. They are two very cool people who make this a great place to be.

Not exactly close to many touristy places (though there are a couple), but that's ok. I booked in for for a few nights and ended up staying a week. Very chill, as part of a long-term backpacking trip this was a great place to just lay back and relax for a while before getting back into the big cities.

The hostel was a nice place to survive in the winter. A huge kitchen and warm rooms made this a very nice place. We checked-out almost 2 hours later, but it was no problem! Besides, the beer-tasting included a typical italian grandmother and delicious food and gave us a nice impression!