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This comfortable vacation home in Sorrento is surrounded by a large yard where citrus trees and other typical Mediterranean plants grow. In this protected and peaceful spot, guests can relax at any time of the day and enjoy the sea breeze on one of the chaise longues in the yard.
Domus Porto Salvo offers its guests numerous exclusive services to make their stay even more enjoyable: international buffet breakfast with a vast selection of sweets, jams, cheeses cold cuts and other tidbits, outdoor parking on the property, transfer to and from Naples airport and the Sorrento train station, dinner service upon request, tour reservations for Herculaneum and Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast and wonderful spots on the Sorrento Peninsula, boat trips to Capri and Isola dei Galli.
The vacation home also has a special arrangement with a nearby beach concession.
Special services to accompany senior citizens and disabled individuals can also be organised as well as babysitting.
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Domus Porto Salvo is situated in an old abbey of the Capuchin Monks dating back to the sixteenth century located in Sant'Agnello di Sorrento, overlooking the beautiful sea of the Bay of Naples. The abbey was built in 1587 in honor of the Madonna di Porto Salvo and was expanded in 1723. This oasis of peace and quiet was recently.renovated in keeping with the characteristics of the original building and now accommodates families, kids, young people, senior citizens, groups of friends and students.
The association which runs this comfortable Sorrento bed and breakfast, the first example of social tourism on the Sorrento Peninsula, welcomes guests with great cordiality and devotes special attention to the needs of each guest in particular disabled individuals. This vacation home is open to everyone, offering the possibility of a vacation at affordable prices in a wonderful unique spot surrounded by every type of comfort and top quality services.
The common areas at Domus Porto Salvo have been designed in keeping with their former functions: the previous refectory has become the breakfast room while the recreation areas have been turned into a cafe with tables and chairs, TV room and reading room. The rooms have been furnished in a very simple manner using natural wood furniture with clean lines; some of the original details have been preserved and restored including the existing flooring and antique arches. |
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