The deluxe room "Secret" consists of a bedroom with double bed, private bathroom with shower and equipped small terrace. The room is offered with hotel treatment. Breakfast at a nearby bar adjacency of the structure and daily cleaning service. Coffee maker and fridge. Electronic lock with pin.
Queen Giovanna II, Giovanna D'Angio Durazzo (1371-1435), daughter of King Charles III, succeeded the throne to her brother Ladislao I. An intelligent, strong and determined woman, she inherited a kingdom marked by revolts, wars and raids. She married twice, first with Charles of Austria and then with Giacomo Borbone II, she had infinite lovers but one, great tormented love, Sergianni Caracciolo. Determined to keep her power, but not very accustomed to wars, she surrounded herself with men, the so-called "Favorites" to maintain the throne and relations. There are numerous legends that revolve around the Queen. There are numerous legends that revolve around the Queen.
Virgil 70 BC, Magician and Poet, mystical and esoteric figure, built the Castel dell'ovo on an egg, to which he had transmitted a magical power, protector of the city. This was hung on the walls of a small secret chamber and protected by a metal cage. The reigning monarchies that followed one another had the difficult task of guarding it with care, in order to benefit from its protection. In the difficult reign of Giovanna, marked by continuous struggles for power, the egg broke and was considered the very cause of all the evils of the time. The queen, asserting herself the same powers as the Magician Virgil, replaced the egg and promised her people peace and prosperity.
From this narrative Sogno di libertà , Sogno di Gioia, Castello e Segreto.
The Room
Services and Small Terrace
