Bellevue Syrene 1820

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The Roccia Suite, timeless Roman splendor

This 645-square-foot suite promises an incomparable escape in Sorrento: a stay in an ancient Roman cavern, complete with indoor hydrotherapy pool. Its vaulted walls, witnesses to a long past, are immaculate, while the decor, embellished with designer touches, creates a refined elegance. From your four-poster bed, you are only a few steps from your terrace, dug into the rock, offering breathtaking views of the blue sea.

Pompeii, Herculaneum, UNESCO World Heritage status

Archaeological sites of incredible significance, Pompeii and Herculaneum were buried in the ashes from Vesuvius in 79 A.D. Wander between the magnificent ruins of stalls, houses, baths and temples in this Roman era city. Time stopped suddenly, but it left the remarkable evidence of a Roman city and its various everyday activities to posterity. Some of the murals and mosaics can still be seen in situ, but the majority are kept at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, like the countless artefacts found on site.

Sorrento and the Sorrento Coast

On a tufa terrace extending into a turquoise sea, the peninsula of Campania facing Capri is scented with orange trees, lemon trees and orange blossom. Among cliffs, coves and elegant sprawling villas, the landscapes here are breathtaking and characterised by vineyards and olive trees on terraces adapted for the terrain. Any escape here will be remembered for the villages of Sant'Agnello, Meta, Massa Lubrense and Sorrento, whose historic centre is well worth a detour.

Delving deep into history

Discover the remains of ancient Rome by visiting the caves beneath the property, to reach Ninfei a mare. The Romans enjoyed coming to this place to relax.It's still possible to experience this splendour today.