At the Tre Vaselle Resort & Spa, everything has been designed and contemplated in the finest detail to restore the authentic atmosphere of this noble country residence. In a 17th century building in Torgiano, one of the pearls of the Umbrian countryside near Perugia and Assisi, the Resort has an outdoor swimming pool and has preserved the original architecture and materials of the building. Its name comes from the three ceramic wine vases that once belonged to a local Franciscan convent. The refined atmosphere permeates all the communal areas, beautified by precious works of art and elegant fireplaces, rooms that invite you to relax and rejuvenate. Yet the resort’s private Spa is at the heart of the hotel’s relaxing and restorative atmosphere. Among the first spas in Italy to practise vinotherapy, it has a swimming pool, a Turkish bath, a sauna, and a well-equipped gymnasium. The restaurant called Le Melograne, serves the best of typical Umbrian cuisine with a refined and creative twist, using locally produced seasonal products and accompanied by a selection of wines that features many Umbrian labels. The congress centre contains 7 well-equipped function rooms, 3 of which can be used for conferences of up to 200 delegates, and two of which are used for banquets, each with a cocktail bar and a capacity of up to 350 guests.

The BellaUve Spa of the Tre Vaselle Resort, was one of the first wellness centres in Italy to introduce vinotherapy, which uses the therapeutic properties of grapes for treatments that range from relaxing baths to anti-aging, draining, revitalising, anti-oxidising, purifying, nourishing and toning treatments. The spa has a wellness course that includes a heated indoor swimming pool with hydro-massage jets, the chromo-therapy Turkish bath, the sensation shower, and time in the relaxation area with herbal teas. The beauty centre offers all popular treatments for the face and body, using natural products. The resort also has a well-equipped gymnasium, with a personal trainer available for individual or group sessions when booked in advance.

The Tre Vaselle Resort & Spa has 52 rooms divided into Classic rooms, also available in the attic, Superior, Deluxe version with living room and spacious Junior Suites with two rooms with a mezzanine or on a single floor. All the accommodations are furnished with period and equipped with independent air conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, safe and Wi-Fi Internet connection.

The Hotel offers two Restaurants with a very diversified gastronomic offer. Le Melograne is the gourmet restaurant of Le Tre Vaselle Resort & Spa. The menu includes the best dishes of creative cuisine and recipes prepared by chefs with experience in the Gourmet sector. The products used come mostly from the surroundings. Bread and desserts are handmade and the wines come from the Resort's rich cellar with the best of Umbrian production as well as numerous national and international labels. Located on the ground floor of the Foresteria, it is heated by an elegant fireplace and surmounted by arches, in a room that can accommodate up to 8 people. In summer guests are welcomed in a cozy outdoor terrace. The Alla Vecchia Fornace Restaurant is the informal place where you can taste the traditional Umbrian dishes, served according to the seasonality and availability of products of the surroundings. Its offer recovers traditional recipes of local culture with the most genuine products of the earth. In addition to the main dishes, the restaurant offers daily and weekly menus.

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The Tre Vaselle Resort & Spa is situated in Torgiano, a medieval village that has become one of the most famous and popular tourist attractions in Umbria to rival Perugia and Assisi. Assisi, the city of Saint Francis, draws tourists and pilgrims from all over the world to visit the Basilica that is home to the remains of the saint and frescoes by Giotto and other great artists. Yet Assisi also offers visitors Neolithic remains and the famous Rocca Maggiore, an imperial fortress erected in the Early Middle Ages and rebuilt in the 14th century after it was destroyed by the people. Perugia represents the cultural epicentre of Umbria: the ancient city is arranged into five areas known as rioni, protected by the city’s defensive walls. The Fontana Maggiore is a fountain that dates back to the 13th century, and the Palazzo dei Priori and Etruscan archaeological sites are of particular historic interest. Other small medieval villages in the surrounding Umbrian countryside include Spello, Bevagna, and Montefalco, although the whole of the Umbria region is worth exploring, rich with historic monuments and beautiful scenery that will captivate and enchant all visitors, from the national parks to the many characteristic town centres such as Gubbio, Orvieto, Spoleto, and Todi.