We stayed here for two nights on our way back from Puglia to Rome. The Palazzo is tucked away in the old town. With directions from the people in a local bar we found it easily.
After we arrived, and had a chance to freshen up, we had tea and cake on the roof terrace with Dorothy our host. She made us feel most welcome. There were no other guests staying so we had the whole place more or less to ourselves. Our room was lovely with a balcony and stunning views across the surrounding countryside. The interior of the palazzo is extraordinary with a great swooping staircase, wall frescoes and a sense of antiquity. On our second night, Dorothy cooked a delicious meal for us with many of the ingredients coming from her own farm, including olive oil, tomatoes and the wine! It is quite the best B&B we have ever stayed at.

A beautiful quiet place to stay in and a really warm reception. Everything was nice. No snags. We will return every time we can.

We choose this B & B for an overnight stay roughly mid-way between Rome & Sorrento.

Dorothy was a wonderful host and the house superb.
The meals provided were excellent with several types of produce coming directly from Dorothy’s farm.

Our double room also had a second bedroom with 2 single beds which may be of interest to some.

The bathrooms were spacious and recently renovated.

Dorothy kindly gave us a comprehensive tour of this very large house.
The restored areas are truly spectacular.

We greatly enjoyed our brief stay at this property and thought the cost to be very reasonable.