March 4-9: Florence (B)
Arrival in Florence and transfer to the hotel. Spend the next 5 nights in Florence.
Hotel: B&B Hotel City Centre Firenze or similar (5 nts)

March 9-20: Sorrento (B/1 D)
Transfer from Florence to Sorrento. Special group dinner on March 10th, featuring an Italian menu and a glass of wine. Spend the next 11 nights at your own leisure.
Hotel: Grand Hotel Cesare Augusto Sorrento or similar (11 nights)

March 20-22: Rome (B)
Transfer from Sorrento to Rome, including entrance to the Pompeii archaeological site on the way.
Hotel: The Building Hotel or similar (3 nts)

March 23: Rome – Canada (B)
Transfer to airport

ADD A 6-EXCURSION PACKAGE TO YOUR STAY AT $680 PER PERSON

* Full Day Siena, San Gimignano, Chianti with wine tasting, from Florence
* Half Day Uffizi Gallery with guide, from Florence
* Walking city tour of Florence, with guide
* Full Day Amalfi Coast, from Sorrento
* Full Day Capri, from Sorrento
* Half Day Vatican, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica, from Rome

Florence: B&B Hotel City Centre Firenze 3-star

located in the centre of Florence, in the district of Santa Croce, ten minutes walk from the Basilica. B&B Hotel Firenze City Center is perfect for those who want to stay in the centre of the city at an excellent quality-price ratio.
Guests staying at B&B Hotel Firenze City Centre are just a few minute walk from Santa Maria Novella railway station and a stone’s throw away from Palazzo della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio bridge and Palazzo Pitti.  All the wonders of Florence within just a few meters!

It offers design rooms with free Wi-Fi and LCD TVs. Rooms are air conditioned and feature a private bathroom with hairdryer.

Grand Flora Hotel Sorrento 4-star

On arrival in the dramatic lavish entrance hall of the Grand Hotel Flora Sorrento you will notice the fine, 19th century style furnishings, the fresh pastel colours of the walls and the aattention to every detail which continues throughout the whole property. Which was renovated in 2003. This same luxury, high quality and refinement is reflected in the service given to the guests of the Grand Hotel Flora Sorrento. You will leave our 4 star Sorrento hotel feeling relaxed, pampered and with the desire to return to both the hotel and the surrounding areas, which have all played part in an unforgettable holiday.

Facilities

This 4 star hotel, in the charming historical centre of Sorrento, is elegant, refined and offers top class service and facilities guaranteed to make your stay at the Grand Hotel Flora Sorrento great. Our luxury 4 star hotel, not far from the Amalfi Coast, has 131 rooms in a beautiful building surrounded by enchanting gardens and commanding breathtaking panoramic views of mount Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples.

Rooms & Restaurant

From the classically furnished elegant,clean and comfortable rooms, to the refined panoramic restaurant with exquisite ancient traditional food and local cuisine, the inviting blue waters of the large swimming pool and sun loungers by its side and the solarium with snack bar, your stay at the Grand Hotel Flora Sorrento will be out of this world from start to finish.

Standard Room: Room with balcony over looking the street max occupation 3/4 people. All rooms are furnished in classic style and are all equipped with: Private bathroom, Air conditioning, Flat screen TV, Satellite TV, Wifi ($), Telephone, Radio, Minibar, Safe, Hairdryer

Breakfast: Daily Italian buffet breakfast consists of Cereal, yogurt, fruits in sirop, pies, cakes, croissants, buns, fruit juice, fruit jams, butter, coffee, tea, cheese, hard egg and other delicatessen ( cold meat sliced )

Rome: The Building Hotel 4-star

The Hotel is just a few steps from Termini Station and next to the Castro Pretorio tube station. Our Hotel is perfectly located, with the heart of Rome just a few minutes away. Our Staff welcome you to our historic building, which preserves the original decorations and architectural features, all of which you can experience in an atmosphere of modern elegance and style. The name The Building Hotel is intended to evoke the different stories experienced by the building from its birth, at the end of the 19th century, up to the present day.