Set in an elegant early 20th-century building, carefully restored by the Dell’Uomo family—who boast over twenty years of experience in the hospitality sector of the Fabriano area—Hotel Borgo Antico welcomes its guests in comfortable rooms and apartments, featuring an outdoor pool surrounded by greenery, a rich buffet breakfast, and services designed to make you feel at home.
Every guest who chooses us enters a classic and familiar environment, where warmth and attention to detail reign. A fully female team, driven by passion and care for hospitality, will accompany you throughout your stay.
The hotel offers rooms of various sizes and two annexes with garden views and private entrances. Guests can also enjoy a lounge bar and the opportunity to sip aperitifs by the pool or on the sun terrace overlooking our lush garden.
Just a few kilometers from Fabriano and close to must-see destinations such as the Frasassi Caves, Genga, Gubbio, and the Conero Riviera, Hotel Borgo Antico is the ideal starting point to discover the wonders of Marche and Umbria.
Our rooms and apartments combine comfort and authenticity in a welcoming, family-friendly environment.
They are ideal for short or long stays, with breakfast included and residence formula for apartments.
Guests can also enjoy a swimming pool, garden and a range of services designed to make every stay pleasant and carefree.
In the San Vicino and Monte Canfaito Regional Nature Reserve there is a plateau perfect for a trip with children, thanks to large meadows, a trail and a dense forest of centuries-old beech trees: the Canfaito beech forest.
The Fabriano area lies across the Umbrian-Marche Apennines. A medieval town with several tourist attractions (birthplace of the painter Gentile da Fabriano / 1370-1427) and also an important industrial center for paper production (Cartiere Miliani di Fabriano) and household appliances. Highlights near the historic center: the Podestà Palace; the Sturinalto fountain; the Town Hall; the San Francesco loggia; the former hospital of Santa Maria del Buon Gesù, now Civic Art Gallery; the Paper and Watermark Museum; the Museum of Trades on Bicycles. Among the many churches worth visiting: the Cathedral of San Venanzio; the Oratory of Charity; the Oratory of Gonfalone; the Church of San Benedetto; the Church of Sant’Onofrio or Scala Santa.
The town stands on a gentle hill surrounded by olive groves. Its skyline is dominated by the dome and bell tower of the Basilica, which houses the famous relic of the Holy House of Nazareth, where tradition holds the Virgin Mary was born, lived and received the Annunciation.
