After a strong experience in the hospitality industry as Hotel Manager, my dream finnaly come true. The first of march 2013 I started to own Palazzo Starace Guest House. My passion it's been always hospitality and warming host.

Palazzo Starace is located in the heart of Sorrento, only twenty meters away from Piazza Tasso, the main cultural center of Sorrento. It is within short walking distance of the port, from where you can reach the islands of Capri and Ischia, the Circumvesuviana Station, that connects Sorrento to Pompeii and Herculaneum, the fishing village of Marina Grande and the historical center of Via San Cesareo. On the third floor of a distinguished historical building, Palazzo Starace Guest House offers the opportunity to stay in Comfort Rooms, Superior Rooms and Apartments. International breakfast is served in our quaint kitchen on the first floor. Whether it's for an intense weekend or a long stay our goal is to make your holiday in Sorrento exciting and memorable.

Right in the heart of the center of Sorrento, Palazzo Starace is the better starting point to the tour of the town and of Sorrento Peninsula. Piazza Tasso, where we are, is the town focal point, very much central to life in Sorrento and many leading sights surround this spacious square. As you look out to sea, the old, more attractive part of town is on your left, and the station on your right. You can spend a day or more just strolling through town, walking in the alleys of the historical center, surrounded by a wealth of beautiful buildings, delicious little shops and outdoor bars and restaurants. Within the walls of the town you'll find hidden monuments and palaces, churches and piazzas that bear witness to ancient civilisation. The best way to get to know it is to get a little lost, and wander around admiring the postcard-perfect views, browsing here and there, and walking down to the fisherman village of Marina Grande or to the port of Marina Piccola. One of the most popular Italian destinations, Sorrento manages to cope well with the influx of tourists each summer, remaining surprisingly genteel and tranquil. Time passes pleasantly in Sorrento; there are, of course, a lot o