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Sorrento Apartment

The bright, spacious sitting room is furnished with a double sofa bed, two armchairs and a table for meals. From the sitting room a French door leads out onto the balcony, where you can enjoy a splendid view stretching far out over the green hilltops, with the blue sea on the horizon.

From the sitting room, a small corridor leads to the bedrooms. One of the rooms has parquet flooring, a double bed and wardrobe. Another room has a double bed, single bed and small balcony.

You'll find two bathrooms: A bathroom with shower cabin, toilet and bidet, but without a window. A second bathroom with shower cabin, toilet, bidet, washing machine and window.

The kitchen is equipped with four rings, oven and fridge freezer. An iron and ironing board are provided for guests.

The city of Sorrento and its neighbouring cities, provides the tourist numerous historical and cultural sites to visit.

The Basilica of Saint Antonino
Erected during the X Century in honor of the patron saint of the sailors, the Basilica of Saint Antonino stands in the historical centre of the city, in front of the Municipal House (Town Hall). The history of this famous church is as interesting as troubled: in 1300 it became the residence of the "Battenti Brotherhood", or better a heretical movement that took its first steps in Naples, while in the XVII century an impressive restoration has been carried out by the Theatin Brothers, a religious institute of consecrating life.

Sorrento Cathedral
The impressive building has been erected in the XI century and it numbers among its beauties some frescos of renowned Neapolitan artists. At the top of the tower you can admire an excellent clock tiled with majolica.

The Cloister of San Francesco
The most delicious among the Sorrento monuments is certainly the Cloister of San Francesco. Being renovated many times, the Cloister shows a characteristic mixture of architectural styles, which go from the late gothic to the Renaissance, while the adjoining dining hall preserves all its trecento peculiarities.

Correale Museum of Terranova
In a wonderful palace that overlooks the Gulf of Naples, by the central Lauro Square, it's housed the Correale Museum, which, among its rarities, numbers a singular collection of inlaid furniture, majolics and ceramics of Capodimonte, as well as different paintings of Neapolitan artists.

Sedile Dominova
It's an ancient building in which the old nobility of the town used to gather in order to legislate and make important decisions in administrative and economic fields. The monuments is enriched with a glazed dome that encloses the arcade.