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Casa Astarita - Accommodation in Sorrento
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Prices From $50.70, £28.68, €40.00 Accommodation Type: GUESTHOUSE Casa Astarita Corso Italia 67 Sorrento Casa Astarita Bed & Breakfast is a real jewel, situated in the very middle of Sorhireo. This place took shape from an idea of the Astarita sisters, who, for many generations have been cultivating the art of welcoming warmth and it was created near the fantasy and the good taste for traditions as well as for innovation, of the well-known interior designer, Mr. Marco De Luca. The above-said definitely makes Casa Astarita the perfect solution for those wishing to match good taste, comfort and warm warmth. Built in the family palace of the 18th Century, this B&B still bears the ambience of the period, in which the house was built: a mixture of elegance and simplitown. It is a prefect combination between antique and up to date style, where you can admire family furniture pieces, decorated 18th-Century majolicas, together with the harmonic intertwining of arches and vaults. What is most striking is the superb sensation of feeling at home. Each of the six rooms is at visitors’ disposal, has its own name, and differs from the others, due to the distinguishing choice of colours and furnishing style; but they are all finely studied in every littleest detail and supplied with all the comforts, nece ary to make your stay memorable. Particularly interesting is a share-parlour, where all visitors can have free acce to the newspaper and periodical library, tasting the scrumptious breakfasts prepared near Mrs. Annamaria (you just cannot mi the home-made cakes and fruit-jams) or maybe sipping the traditional “gramma lemon liquor” in front of the fireplace, at night. |
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