Palazzo Guardati, Sorrento, Italy
| Late Deals to Sorrento | |||
| Departs Saturday (+/-3 days) |
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| 31 Mar | £291 | £345 |
| 7 Apr | £318 | £391 |
| 14 Apr | £309 | £336 |
| 21 Apr | £309 | £545 |
| 28 Apr | £443 | £620 |
| 5 May | £350 | £415 |
| 12 May | £350 | £418 |
| Late Deals to Neapolitan Riviera | |||
| Departs Saturday (+/-3 days) |
7 nights from |
14 nights from |
|
| 31 Mar | £291 | £345 |
| 7 Apr | £318 | £391 |
| 14 Apr | £309 | £336 |
| 21 Apr | £309 | £545 |
| 28 Apr | £443 | £620 |
| 5 May | £350 | £415 |
| 12 May | £350 | £418 |
| Holidays to Sorrento | |||
| Departing | 7 nights from |
14 nights from |
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| March | £291 | £345 |
| April | £309 | £336 |
| May | £333 | £415 |
| June | £368 | £514 |
| July | £356 | £518 |
| August | £384 | £552 |
| September | £415 | £468 |
| October | £314 | £382 |
| Holidays to Neapolitan Riviera | |||
| Departing | 7 nights from |
14 nights from |
|
| March | £291 | £345 |
| April | £309 | £336 |
| May | £333 | £415 |
| June | £368 | £514 |
| July | £356 | £518 |
| August | £384 | £552 |
| September | £415 | £468 |
| October | £314 | £382 |
If you're seeking an cultured escape with loads of Italian chic, the Guardati is the perfect getaway. Housed in a beautiful old palace in the heart of timeless Sorrento, it's run by the welcoming Cuomo family and is as exquisite as they come. We're talking about marble floors and staircases. Striking antique furnishings. And radiant Murano glass chandeliers. What's more, it's just steps away from the town's main square, Piazza Tasso. Once you step into the graceful lobby with its polished floors and leather armchairs though, you'll probably decide to make the most of staying here, too. One of the best places to unwind is on the spacious roof terrace. With a pretty tiled patio, you can recline back on one of the cushioned sun loungers under a fluttering parasol and soak up the vistas. And what a view you get from here – not only over the rooftops of Sorrento, but of the twinkling Gulf of Naples and the mighty Mount Vesuvius, too. There's also a smart buffet breakfast room on the ground floor. On the first floor there is a pretty sheltered patio area with tables and chairs where you can chill out. And you'll be just as impressed with your spacious room. Not only have they got sleek parquet floors, hand-painted Florentine furniture and marble bathrooms, but they also benefit from mod cons like plasma televisions. You can also upgrade to a deluxe room with a French balcony. A stunningly converted palazzo – the Guardati is a true Italian gem.
Palazzo Guardati is based in the picturesque resort of Sorrento which can be found on the Neapolitan Riviera. The Neapolitan Riviera is is set around the Bay of Naples and some believe it occupies the most charming location in the Mediterranean. Overlooking the bay of Naples with spectacular views towards Capri and Mount Vesuvius in one of the most attractive corners of the Mediterranean. With compact beaches of basaltic sands and a wealth of ancient history so there is plenty to keep you occupied. For those who enjoy hitting the shops a sojourn to Sorrento's Corso Italia is not to be missed. There are numerous boutiques and designer shops that lace this dazzling walkway. If you're after that must-have dress the latest italian fashions are always in stock. For eating out the Neapolitan Riviera pulls out all the stops. Relax in a little piazza, order an espresso and settle down for some serious people watching. Or perhaps search out a chic restaurant and enjoy a wonderful meal. Whatever your choice there will be a bar or restaurant to suit you. Famed for its thermal spas, Ischia it's just the place if you fancy being pampered from head to toe.
Sorrento Italy is situated in Campania, southern Italy and is a popular holiday destination. Teetering on the edge of a cliff top that plummets into the sea, this charming town enjoys a perfect position with views over the bay of Naples towards Mount Vesuvius. Naples and Pompeii are within striking distance as Sorrento lies at the south-eastern end of the Circumvesuviana train line. Boats and fast hydrofoils offer services to Naples, Amalfi, Positano, Capri and Ischia. Palazzo Guardati is a perfect base from which to explore both Sorrento, with it's profusion of history and other towns on of the Neapolitan riviera. If you stay at Palazzo Guardati a visit to Piazza Tasso, the main square is a must. Piazza Tasso is named after the Italian poet, Torquato Tasso. This stunning square is lined with cafes and restaurants and is a wonderful spot to enjoy a Margherita pizza, which originated in Naples or a spaghetti with the world famous Neapolitana sauce. In the vicinity of Piazza Tasso is an area known as the Drains which is a network of interesting medieval alleys filled with stores selling local wares like Limoncello and hand made wooden goods. If you are seeking sunshine, panoramic views and great restaurants offering sumptuous food then Sorrento must tick all the right boxes
