Ground floor flat in the historic centre, just a few metres from places of considerable interest. Guests enter through a covered patio and will find a 160 x 200 cm double bed, including linen on request, with single duvets, 2 Smart TVs, one with pay-per-view channels, a safe and an Kettle and Electric Milk . Private bathroom with towels, whirlpool bath and shower for practicality. Guests will also find a range of complimentary personal hygiene products on arrival. Open-plan area with kitchenette equipped with essential appliances,to treat yourself to a great breakfast in the morning, small living room with TV and sofa (bed available on request as an additional service), WiFi, air conditioning with inverter system, and small French balcony overlooking the city with a view, heating programmed during the winter months. The flat is divided into several rooms to ensure guests' privacy. We recommend that guests arriving by plane take a transfer, as we are located in the historic centre, where the streets are narrow and, at certain times, very busy and chaotic. Please note that there may be some noise due to the central location of the house. Extra car parking and return service available for a fee.

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It is one of the oldest and most beautiful areas of Taormina, with narrow streets where you can still feel the tradition reminiscent of ancient Sicily. The flat is located a few metres from the most important archaeological sites and the main street, Corso Umberto I, 50 metres away. you will find the Taormina Tennis Club, and in a few minutes' walk you can visit the Ancient Theatre and Trevelyan Park. A few metres away is Porta Messina, one of the two ancient gates on the north side of Taormina, from which you can reach the cable car and public transport stop. In addition, restaurants, bars and shops fill this area rich in customs and folklore, making it a tourist attraction.