The city of Syracuse is divided into two parts, connected by two bridges across a narrow arm of the sea:
This exquisite 19th building can be found in the heart of the historic centre
of Ortigia. It enjoys a magnificent view of the glorious Ortigia sea.
Giving onto the ancient “Mastra Rua” where the Siracusan nobility resided as
far back as the 14th century, it is still a starting point for cultural and historical
itineraries. Its recent restoration has maintained the original, well-planned
structure which is made up of three buildings and this contributes to its dynamic
layout.
All thirty rooms are furnished differently with antique furniture, four-poster
beds and refined interior decoration which all add to its distinctive Sicilian
touch as well as Mediterranean features such as colourful bathrooms tiles.
The charm of the past which can be found in the restored furnishings and fittings
does not disregard the need for today’s comforts