Casa La "Vittoria", at First Floor is designed for those who want to feel at home while traveling, for leisure or work. Have an arrangement all you need, both inside and outside the home. A fully equipped kitchen, coffee maker, microwave, washing machine, iron and ironing board. DOUBLE BED, ALWAYS READY, up to 2 guests, BED-SOFA, TO OPEN FOR 3TH AND 4TH GUESTS, FOLDABLE SINGLE BED, TO OPEN FOR 5TH GUEST. Living room with flat-tv. AVALIABLE BED SHEETS AND TOWELS, FREE (not for child 0-3 years). Free wi-fi. Free air conditioning (12 KW/DAY). The house is in the center of the city, a stone's throw from the Sanctuary of the Madonna delle Lacrime, a few meters from Corso Gelone, an important avenue with shops and public transport, about 10 minutes walk from Corso Umberto, the avenue leading to the wonderful Island of Ortigia. Casa La "Vittoria" is the ideal place to visit every part of the city. Leave the car: inner courtyard with private parking, with limited spaces, available for free or free stop on the adjacent public road.

Ivana will take care of your appearance. Housewife and mother of two girls, know what guests need and will do anything to make you feel comfortable. Small bottles of water will be kindly offered to each incoming guest. Whatever you need, just ask, Ivana will do her best to accommodate you. Keep in mind that Casa La "Vittoria" is not a B&B, so there is no breakfast.

Casa La "Vittoria" is located in a residential neighborhood where you will find everything at your fingertips: a few steps on foot and you will find all sorts of commercial activities (bars, tobacconists, take-aways, restaurants, etc. ) as well as the main historical and cultural attractions of the city: the Sanctuary of the Madonnina, the church of S.Lucia al Sepolcro; the Archaeological Park, with the Greek Theater, the "Paolo Orsi" Museum, the church of S. Giovanni and the Catacombs. With a walk of about 15 minutes you can reach instead the splendid Island of Ortigia and there abandon yourself to the wonders that history and nature have given to Syracuse, one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean.