The Darsena Sunset Attic is located near the island of Ortigia, conveniently located for exploring the city.
The apartment opens onto a living area with a kitchen equipped with a coffee maker, coffeemaker, refrigerator with freezer, juicer, kettle, and induction cooktop. In the same room is a table with chairs, a queen-size bed sofa, and a TV.
The bedroom has a queen-size bed and bedside tables, a flat-screen TV, an open closet, and a chest of drawers.
The bathroom has a whirlpool bath.
On the second floor of the building is a common terrace reserved for guests on floors 2 and 3. The terrace is furnished with sofas, small tables, and chairs from which you can enjoy a magnificent view.
Guests are provided with amenities such as a Wi-Fi connection, air conditioning throughout, and heat pump heating.
Basic condiments such as oil, salt, pepper, and sugar are not present in the accommodation for hygienic reasons.
*Upon arrival or a few days before arrival it may be required to pay a tourist tax, which varies according to local regulations. You will find your reservation details within the Guest Area of Wonderful Italy.
We also offer our guests authentic experiences to live in contact with the locals. If interested, contact us; we will be happy to help you create your perfect holiday discovering the beauty of Italy.
For lovers of relaxation and the sea, eastern Sicily and the area surrounding Syracuse offer everything one could wish for. Starting from the ancient Greek city and heading south, the best-equipped and most beautiful beaches to explore are Minareto, Fanusa, Arenella, and Fontane Bianche, whose name derives from the natural freshwater springs and the particular white color of the sand. On the island of Ortigia, you will also find equipped solariums (Zefiro and Nettuno) and a small free beach called Cala Rossa. Further south, some 30 km away, we find some beautiful unspoiled and inaccessible beaches, including Calamosche, Vendicari with its Natural Fauna Oasis, and the beautiful San Lorenzo. For culture enthusiasts, the Greek theatre of Syracuse and the entire archaeological park with the Ear of Dionysius, a cave carved into the limestone in the shape of a human ear, the Paolo Orsi museum, and the Latomie dei Cappuccini, as well as Ortigia itself with its historical and cultural beauty as well as its landscape, are worth a visit. Not to be overlooked is Noto, the seafront with the tuna fishery of Avola, and finally the seaside village of Marzamemi. In short, Sicily is a land to explore and its natural and cultural beauties are treasures to fill your eyes with.
