HOTEL PALAZZO MARZANO

Structure

Aristocratic palace dating 1600 eponymous family, the structure is the result of careful restructuring and careful restoration that has returned to its former glory. The colors of the walls and curtains, the refined interiors and bedrooms were chosen carefully trying to reproduce the style and original shades dell'epoca.Struttura upscale, elegantly furnished and equipped with every comfort. The refinement and harmonious environment, impeccable hospitality and professionalism and the beautiful setting of the Costa degli Dei, makes this the ideal destination for any kind of stay

Distance from the sea

The property is about 1 km from the sea and about 2 km from the private beach (mixed sand and pebbles)

Rooms

Services

Reception, elevator, restaurant, TV room, bar, internet point, conference room, Parking, babysitting service (on request), outdoor pool with sun beds and umbrellas, beach service, pool, bike rental

Restaurant

The restaurant offers its customers the option of booking to taste the best specialties of regional and national cuisine, all rigorously prepared with care and with quality products

Animal Friends

Animals are not allowed

Conditions

Check in: from 17:00

Check out: till 10:00 am

Briatico and surroundings

The current Briatico (in the province of Vibo Valentia) is a small seaside resort 50 meters above sea level, perched on the slope of a suggestive promontory overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea of ​​Calabria with panoramic views of the Gulf of Santa Eufemia and the Tyrrhenian coast Cosenza. Today it has 4,100 inhabitants and was rebuilt in 1793 after the earthquake destroyed what was later called Briatico Vecchia. The Roman necropolis, medieval hermitic caves and watchtowers are the traces left by ancient populations. The towers on the beaches belonged to the antitrust defensive system. Briatico Vecchio, standing on a hill to the right of the river Murria, remains the ruins of the Medieval Castle built by Ferdinando Bisbal and the ancient town center, which at that time had 12 churches , 3 convents and had an enormous historical and cultural significance. The Matrix Church of St. Nicholas of Bari, built after the destruction of all 12 churches of Old Briatico, preserves within it most of the works that adorned the worship buildings of the village. Only two of the 5 Towers of the Antituristic Defensive System are left: the Rocchetta, a high pentagonal coastal watchtower originally built by the Greeks and then rebuilt by the Romans, and Torre Sant'Irene, erected by the Spanish Royal Government against the barbarian incursions. The impressive waterfront is lying on a coastline overlooking the Gulf of Lamezia and the Aeolian archipelago