Maison Dorotea, located in the center of Salerno is characterized by minimalist furnishings and modern features. Inside the apartment there is air conditioning, in the living area and in the rooms, as well as central heating, WiFi with full coverage and electric shutters. Upon entering, we are greeted by a bright living area, with comfortable double sofa bed, flat full HD television and a kitchenette equipped with all necessary utensils and appliances, such as, oven, microwave, espresso machine and dishwasher. The dining table is extendable to seat up to 6, ideal for dinners with friends and romantic evenings. It is also possible to enclose the space for more privacy. The study can be accessed from the living area, either through the entrance area or the dining area; both entrances can be closed off, so you can have a quiet work space and have privacy. There is a study chair and a large desk, as well as everything you need to work comfortably from home. From here, after a small corridor, we arrive in the bedroom which is equipped with a very comfortable double bed, provided with first quality linen, a large mirrored closet, access to the circular balcony and a TV. The large mirror located at the exit of the bedroom, hides a convenient storage room containing all the items devoted to cleaning and care of the house. The apartment is located within a building with a condominium elevator. The entire house is on one level, presenting no steps or stairs within it. Here in Salerno, recycling collection is required by law; guests will be provided with everything they need to comply. All necessary materials will be provided. Waste should be thrown into the appropriate containers inside the home, on the balcony and will then be disposed of by us.

We are available online and in person if needed. Do you need advice on what to see in the area? Of course! Do you need advice on typical restaurants in the area? Of course! Do you need help with available transportation? Of course! Do you need help finding the best hiking routes or beaches? Of course! Do you need advice for buying typical local products? Of course! House Manual: 1. For bookings of 8 or more days, cleaning and linen change are available every 4 days, if requested by guests; cleaning products are also provided. 2. As this is a short-term rental, it will be necessary to register the guests' arrival with the public security authorities. Therefore, before your arrival, you must send a photo of one of your identification documents (ID card, passport, etc.) for all guests who will be staying at the property. 3. Here in Salerno, waste separation is mandatory by law. Guests will be provided with all necessary information to comply, as well as materials for separating waste as described by law. We trust in the cooperation of guests to respect these fundamental rules. In case of persistent violations, we may have to report them to the platform. 4. The keys are paired with a magnetic card. Please note that the removal of the card or any alteration of the keys will be subject to a penalty.

The accommodation is located in a strategic position for those who want to visit Salerno and its surroundings. A few steps from the accommodation is the Duomo-Via Vernieri Station, where you can take trains for Vietri, Pompeii and Naples! From there you can explore the history of this region and the beautiful Amalfi Coast. In addition, the accommodation is in the heart of the city, a few steps from the Duomo and the beautiful Giardini Della Minerva. Just cross the street to find yourself on one of Italy’s most picturesque promenades. The historic center of Salerno is the heart of the old city and develops in the maze of medieval alleys from the western end of the city to the Rafastia stream. The settlement has ancient origins dating back to 197 BC when the Romans founded ancient Salernum. It is considered that the approximate limits of the historic center are the Fusandola stream (where there was the so-called “Portacatena”), the beach, the hill of the castle of Arechi (called “Monte Bonadies”) and the old Carmine climb (near “Portanova”). The historic center of Salerno is rich in artisan shops and very suggestive churches among the alleys. The city was formerly divided into four districts: Curtis Dominica, an area where the ancient Lombard court stood. Located between Ortus Magnus and Locus Veterensium, the district was the hub of legal and administrative activities of the Lombard kingdom.