Sulmona Hostels

"… of Abruzzo, Italy. We are ten minutes from the Roman city of Sulmona, forty minutes from Pescara airport and less than a couple of hours from Rome. The apartment has one double bedroom and a further bedroom with two single beds which can be configured as a second double on request. The apartment can sleep up to six in total - there is a luxury Italian sofa-bed in the lower floor cantina sitting room. There are beautiful views over the Sagittario river valley and to the nearby Apennine mountains. Ideal for couples Please...  more »

"… of optimal paths for trekking or mountain-biking. A land rich not only of nature (forests, rare animals) but also of art: roman churches,abbeys, convents, castles and mountain villages. Among the monuments of the town you will find: Cattedale di San Panfilo Chiesa di San Gaetano (Middle Ages) Palazzo SS. Annunziata (1400-1500) Acquedotto Medievale (1250) Abbazia Morronese Santuario di Ercole Curino Eremo di Celestino V. Sulmona is famous all over the world for making of confetti (the production started in the XV century,...  more »

"… space: classical, big and bright. * For the service we provide and the human warmth that render us unique!. The rooms: * With views of the cathedral S.S. Annunziata and Corso Ovidio, bright, with classic decorations and antique hand painted furniture. * Quality Bedding and mattresses with superior comfort. * Cleaning service and a change linens every 3 days. - Heated floors and A/C In some rooms air conditioning in some rooms, in other rooms there are the fans (for greater safty and comfort). . * Wi-Fi free. ................  more »

"… you invest part of yourself. For us, this is natural when it comes to this property and to this city. Sulmona, once my home as a young boy, is again my home for part of the year. Living between the great city of Boston and the ancient city of Sulmona combines the best of two worlds. It has afforded me the chance to remain connected with the culinary traditions of Italy in a very direct and authentic manner. It has also given me the precious opportunity to share my heritage and culture with my children, not as visitors, but as...  more »