The boutique hotel Palazzo Vecchio Taormina is to open in Sicily this April.
The hotel will have 12 suites a restaurant and a panoramic terrace
In an ancient 19th-century building, perched on 16th-century walls, the new all-suite Palazzo Vecchio Taormina boutique hotel will open this April. Commissioned by the owner and managing director Stefano Gegnacorsi, the project was supervised by architect Andrea Perra. Once operational, the property will offer a total of 12 suites, an orangery, a bar, a restaurant and a panoramic terrace.
“A new hotel of elegance and style in the world of international hospitality"
“I am happy to start this new project – says Stefano Gegnacorsi. - Thanks to my many years of experience as general manager of historic 5-star hotels in Italy, I am proud to make my dream a reality. I wanted to create a new hotel of elegance and style in the world on a par with the highest levels of international hospitality."
Welcoming guests to a typical Taormina home
“Palazzo Vecchio Taormina will be a contemporary stop on the Grand Tour made by travellers in the 18th and 19th centuries. We want guests to discover a typical Taormina home where the art of hospitality is a must," says Andrea Perra.
