Sansepolcro33 is an eighteenth-century building in the beating heart of the city: The Spanish Quarter. The most lively and teeming soul of the historic city center. Just look out from the balcony of the small apartment on the first floor, perhaps sipping an aperitif, to see Tittina and Pasqualina hanging out the laundry and to breathe in the scents, listening to the voices of Naples. While from the attic apartment on the fifth floor, after having climbed 5 floors of stairs, you can drink a glass of wine in the company of Vesuvius on the right side and the wonderful Certosa di San Martino on the left. The apartments were renovated and are furnished to guarantee guests high level comfort. The apartments are equipped with thermally broken windows and balconies with triple soundproof glass which guarantee high thermal and acoustic insulation. The bathrooms with large shower and hairdryer are equipped with everything you need to ensure maximum relaxation. The large bedroom in each apartment has a double bed with slatted base, 30 cm orthopedic mattress, topper, goose down pillows and white cotton satin linen. The kitchen is equipped with a large fridge, freezer, induction hob, smoke extractor hood, washing machine, microwave oven, electric kettle, pots and pans to prepare a complete lunch. The room is equipped with a TV, gas and carbon monoxide detector, air conditioning, safe and snack corner. The apartments are equipped with liquid soap and shampoo, slippers and much more that will help ensure perfect hospitality

I will be present upon your arrival and available 24/7 for any advice or information. I love traveling and I will host you as I have always wanted to be. I love good food and you will immediately understand it from my girth

We are 150 meters from Via Toledo, considered the most beautiful street in the world in the 19th century, today considered the shopping street par excellence, and which for some years has hosted the most beautiful metro station in Europe. And it is precisely from Toledo Station that, thanks to brand new escalators, you reach the Quartieri Spagna exit, less than 100 meters from our apartment. Everything is within walking distance, a city where the sacred/profane distinction is only formal. More than a thousand churches, fifty-two ancient patron saints including San Gennaro and a modern one: San Diego. And it is precisely the latter who is venerated just fifty meters from us in Largo Maradona