We had a wondeful 2 weeks at this beautiful Mill, we really couldnt fault it! Beautiful location by the River ...the pool was kept very clean ... a stunning property to which we would definately recommend and return to without hesitation!

We have had a wonderful time with the family & dog in Antico Mulino. We had daily a lovely walk from the house with the dog, while the children lay on the lovely beds by the pool. The pool has a good size and is refreshing during the hot days. From the house it is easy to go to nice places in the area, such as Gubbio and Perugia. In short, highly recommended.

All good, BUT... the problem is dangerous steps. No handrails on very steep internal stairs, nor on steps towards the pool. In the UK, these would be illegal. As four people in our 70s, this was a major problem which means we would not rent the property again nor recommend it. The showers were also ridiculously small.

Maurizia and Alex are very nice people, Maurizia even baked us a delicious cake at our last night & the house was very clean, HOWEVER there are a few things that one should know before choosing to stay here: 1) We came in April when it was chilly, the house was freezing,in-spite the fact that we turned on the heat. The house has a terra-cotta flooring and there are no rugs anywhere, we had two crawling babies with us so we put a blanket on the floor but we were scolded by the hosts who took it away. If you come with kids you should know this house is NOT child proof (2steep steps between each room, sharp corners everywhere etc') 2)The house is well equipped with everything you need to cook with, BUT it is literarily empty of supplies (including salt, sugar, garbage bags, cleaning supplies,& toilet paper) so be prepared to bring EVERYTHING with you. The pictures are somewhat deceiving, there isn't really a living room just one small couch facing the not-working-TV… so if you are picturing a family seating together in the evening after long trips-- don't. 3) THERE IS NO INTERNET- in spite of what is advertised. The hosts have a portable "net-stick" which is supposedly self installed -however it did not work on any of our computers, which made planing our days much more difficult… plus we would have come more prepared with lot's of books if we would have known. 4) The hosts are a bit "too" involved in their guests life in the house. They made sure to let us know each time when we did something wrong, like leaving a small light on during the night so the kids can go to the bathroom if they get up (the host came the next morning asking us to shut all lights at night since electricity is expensive). The next day he came again telling us we forgot the light outside and went inside the house to shut it off/ and that we should park the car facing the other way/ or close all the shades/ or do laundry only in the day/ or not place anything on the table without a protecting cloth/ or grab a new towel from the closet without asking/ etc'… it is all ok that each house has its' rules but make a list in advance and send it to your guests before their arrival, and if they DO one wrong--suck it (or charge in the first place 10 euro more per week if you know that's the case). We always felt they were looking at what we were doing… hardly a comfy feeling for a vacation. *also good to know-- it is kind of far from everything... (1h+ at least to any attraction).