Palazzo Laureano - Dimora Storica

Maisema. Sijainti. Rakennus. Sisustus. Taide. Historiallinen arvo. Laadukas sänky. Ihana aamupala. Ystävällinen ja joustava henkilökunta.

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Soggiornare a Palazzo Laureano è stata un'esperienza splendida; si trova nel centro del bel paese di Tricarico, all'interno di una bellissima dimora storica. La stanza è molto grande, comoda e pulita così come il bagno. Buonissima la colazione con prodotti locali serviti in un contorno indimenticabile.

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Struttura bellissima, elegante, ricca di storia, tutti elementi che si colgono nell'arredamento e nell'atmosfera. Personale gentile, location in pieno centro e pulizia perfetta. Ottima e ricca la colazione, dolce e salata.

Outstanding and fascinating place - many compliments to the owner for taking this project on. A beautiful palazzo full of interesting antiques and art in the centre of Tricarico. Bedrooms modernised (without losing their authenticity) for a very comfortable stay. Lovely staff. We’ll remember this for a very long time.

The palazzo was so nice and beautiful. Tricarico is a nice village and the surroundings very pretty. The staff was very helpful and kind . We definitely want to come back again.

The room was amazing. Whole place is beautiful.

My wife and I took a November drive from from Naples-Lecce-Naples, with intermediate stops. One of them was in Tricarico. The Palazzo Laureano - Dimora Storica is a beautifully and recently restored mansion located right next to the city's cathedral. The restoration is superb. The Manager, Maria, met us at the door, checked us in, walked us through the ground floor and up to our room on the third floor. Five rooms are off a large and beautiful sitting area. The room offered a nice view to the west. It was spacious, spotless, and well-equipped. The photos speak for themselves. Breakfast was very good. On day three Maria gave us a tour of the Palazzo, including five of the twenty or so rooms, family suites and apartments. The hotel is owned by a chef in Rome, and he has collected most of the furnishings, including sculptures, carvings, and even a very nice (real) Model A Ford (!) in the lobby. In November the town is very quiet. Two good restaurants are nearby, and in each of them we were the only diners for much of our meal. (When Tourist Season ends in Tricarico, it ENDS!) Still, we walked the town easily, seeing the Convent with its beautiful murals, the Saracen Gate, the Norman Tower (closed for us), and the Cathedral. An hour away was the amazing abandoned city of Craco (look it up!), a must-see which can only be toured in a guided group. The E11 fee was money well spent. We had a great time in Tricarico, and we were sorry to leave the Palazzo.

Being in the historic section, guests need to park in specific free-parking areas. This involved a short (3-5 min) walk in well-lit streets. We never had a problem in November. The staff can offer guidance.