Built in the early 1900s, this residence appears to have been designed to welcome those who appreciate its unique qualities. It stands out for its intimate atmosphere, characteristic of a space intentionally preserved, while also aligning perfectly with contemporary trends. The charm of an ancient and prestigious home is carefully maintained, providing guests with a one-of-a-kind experience.
Located just a few minutes' walk from the beautiful island of Ortigia, in the very center of the city, the property features a garden with direct views of the sea. Guests can unwind on a small free beach that is just a short distance away. The rooms are equipped with modern comforts including a hairdryer, minibar, Smart TV, iron and ironing board, drying rack, kettle, and coffee machine.
Among the services offered, in addition to breakfast that guests can enjoy at one of the nearby cafes, there is a small library available for guests and free onsite parking, which will be available only for deluxe rooms starting in 2024.
The building provides two free parking spaces exclusively for deluxe rooms. The garden overlooks the small port of Syracuse, and its proximity to the free beach, which also features a solarium, makes this location even more special. Its strategic position in the heart of the city and just minutes from Ortigia makes it an ideal spot for exploring the wonders of Syracuse.
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Tastefully furnished, the "STANDARD" room offers elegant, comfortable and welcoming accommodation.
The room is equipped with every comfort:
Minibar
King size bed
LCD satellite TV
Air conditioning
Shower
Hairdryer
Iron and ironing board
Hanging laundry
Coffee machine'
Free Wi-Fi
Kettle
Courtesy kit
Towels and shower towel
Tastefully furnished, the "DELUXE" rooms offer elegant, comfortable and welcoming accommodation thanks to their size and their private balconies. The rooms are equipped with every comfort:
Private park site
Minibar
King size bed
LCD satellite TV
Air conditioning
Shower Hairdryer
Free WiFi
Kettle Courtesy
kit Towels and shower towel
Coffee machine
Kettle
Iron and ironing board
Tastefully furnished, the "DELUXE" rooms offer elegant, comfortable and welcoming accommodation thanks to their size and their private balconies. The rooms are equipped with every comfort:
Private park place
Minibar
King size bed
LCD satellite TV
Air conditioning
Shower Hairdryer
Free WiFi
Kettle Courtesy
kit Towels and shower towel
Coffee machine
iron and ironing board
Kettle
Syracuse, an ancient rival of Athens, is a city steeped in history and culture. Plato visited it three times, hoping to establish his ideal Republic there. Greek mythology is embodied in the story of Arethusa, the nymph transformed into a spring by Artemis, whose temple now forms part of the Cathedral. St. Paul stayed in Syracuse, and Saint Lucia, a revered Italian saint, was born and died here, celebrated by Caravaggio. Archimedes, the great inventor, was born and laid to rest in Syracuse, which boasts one of the most significant archaeological complexes in the world, featuring the Theater, the Amphitheater, and the Altar of Hieron. The city also offers stunning seas, excellent cuisine, and a mild climate year-round.
Ortigia, the oldest part of Syracuse, is an island linked to the mainland by two bridges. With around 4,000 inhabitants, Ortigia is abundant in temples, churches, palaces, and fountains. The waterfront, bustling with restaurants and bars, is home to the Temple of Apollo and the Fountain of Diana, symbols of the Arethusa myth. The Cathedral, with its remarkable Baroque facade and Norman interiors, stands on the site of an ancient Doric temple. Nearby, the Church of Santa Lucia alla Badia houses the last canvas painted by Caravaggio.
The Archaeological Park of Neapolis features the Greek Theater, the Roman Amphitheater, and the Ear of Dionysius, an extraordinary historical site. Castello Maniace, built by Frederick II, overlooks the beautiful Alfeo waterfront. The Catacombs of San Giovanni, with the Crypt of San Marciano, and the Paolo Orsi Archaeological Museum, showcasing its treasures, are must-see attractions. In Ortigia, the Museum of Palazzo Bellomo preserves Syracuse's artworks, including the Annunciation by Antonello da Messina.
Syracusan cuisine presents a variety of seafood and meat dishes, ranging from fish ravioli to lollies in pork sauce. Traditional desserts include the Sicilian cassata and cuccìa. Among the wines, the 24 DOP of Syracuse stand out.
The beaches of Syracuse are perfect for a swim in the crystal-clear waters, with Fontane Bianche and the Vendicari reserve being among the most beautiful. The surrounding areas offer the picturesque village of Marzamemi and the Baroque art of Noto, ideal for enhancing your visit.
Via Arsenale, 24 - Siracusa (SR) - Directions
National identification code IT089017C1XDAQUJW6
Regional identification code 19089017C219967
