Caol Ishka Hotel, Syracuse
General Information:
Total Rooms: |
10 |
Type of Rooms Offered at Caol Ishka Hotel, Syracuse: |
Deluxe Superior With View Superior With Macintosh Computer Standard Double |
Deluxe:
Description: unique and spacious room with designer furniture and lighting - the bathtub and washbasin are in view whereas the purple-walled toilet is decorated by an over-hanging chandelier and closed by an over-sized fabric door recalling the curtain shading the bath area. A private outdoor wood-deck veranda is perfect for relaxing and sunbathing.
Number and type of beds: King size.
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
Superior With View:
Description: on the first floor, two beautifully decorated rooms each with a view on the river and on the natural bay of Siracusa facing the old town, Ortigia.
Number and type of beds: 1 with a double bed and 1 with twin beds.
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
Superior With Macintosh Computer:
Description: sober and elegant design for this room fitted with a Macintosh computer and featuring a particularly beautiful bathroom with a large stone-wall walk in shower
Number and type of beds: King size.
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
Standard Double:
Description: three different designs characterize the standard double rooms: total white, beds on a raised floor, walk in showers are some of the features. All except one have a private veranda.
Number and type of beds: 5 with a double bed and 1 with twin beds.
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
Syracuse, Italy
Situated in a wide natural gulf, on the Southeastern coast of the Sicily, the city of Siracusa extends itself on the Island of Ortigia joined to the mainland with a bridge. Ortigia constitutes the historical part of Siracusa built on an ancient Greek settlement; while the city on the Sicilian mainland has been developed more recently. City of art, with a dominant baroque architecture, typical of this area, Siracusa is home of an archaeological museum of extraordinary importance: the National Archaeological Museum. Siracusa was the city of Archimedes, Pindar and Aeschylus. It was the most important city in Magna Graecia. Today the remains of its glorious past in Greek and Roman times are everywhere.