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Hotel Lo Scoiattolo
Villaggio Palumbo 88836 Cotronei, Italy
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USD 133.03 - 157.21 |
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| Rooms |
40 |
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| Description |
Lo Scoiattolo Is A Recently Built Hotel Complex, Standing Right In The Heart Of Palumbo Village, Very Close To Cotronei. Harmonically Blending Into Its Typical Sila Surroundings, The Structure, Boasting 40 Rooms, All With Telephone And Color Tv, Also Has A Reception Hall, Bar, Sauna, Room For Banquets And Receptions, Tv Room, Game Room, Solarium, And An Internal Supervised Car Park. The Restaurant Is Excellent, Offering The Tastiest Dishes From The Sila Cookery. Situated Facing The Ski Lifts And The Artificial Bobsleigh Run, Offering Equipment Rental And Skiing Instruction, As Well As Various After Ski Rooms. The Hotel Is The Ideal Place For A Sports Holiday Marked By Entertainment And Relaxation In An Enchantingly Beautiful Natural Setting. The Recreational Activities Contribute To Enliven A Stay At Lo Scoiattolo, Organized Under The Aegis Of The Palumbo Sila, In Which The Hotel*s Guests Can Participate Through Club Membership *on Payment* That Gives The Right Of Entry To The Discotheque And Piano Bar. In Addition, Through This Membership It Is Possible To Take Part In The Animation Activities And Benefit From The Discounts On The Ski Lift And Artificial Bobsleigh Run.
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By Car The Hotel Is Reached By Means Of The A/3 Motorway, Cosenza Exit. From Here Take The Ss 107. Or Take The Ss 106 To The Pasovecchio Junction. From Here Take The Ss 107 West, Up To The Neto Bridge, From Where, Finally, Proceed For About 10 Km. Along The Ss 109. By Plane The Hotel Is About 68 Km From The Lamezia Terme Airport And About 42 Km From The Crotone Airport. By Train The Hotel Is About 8 Km From The Railway Station Of Cotronei.
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| Room Information |
- Standard Rm 1 Double - Standard Room With One Double Bed Nice Room With Balcony With Mountain View - Standard Rm 2 Twins - Standard Room With Two Twin Beds Nice Room With Balcony With Mountain View
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| Area Information |
Villaggio Palumbo Villaggio Palumbo Is In The Area Of Lake Ampollino In The Heart Of The Sila Piccola And Is An Important Tourist Resort In The Province Of Crotone. Thanks To Its Modern And Efficient Structures The Mountain Centre Hosts Many Tourists Throughout The Year, Offering Various Possibilities Of Entertainment And Relaxation. It Is Possible, In Fact, During The Winter Season, To Ski On Different Kinds Of Piste, For An Overall Distance Of 25 Km., Served By Excellent Lifts, Including A Two-seat And A Three-seat Chair-lift, A Hand-lift, And Three Ski-lifts. The Arrival And Departure Stations Have A Bar, Self-service Caf , Restaurants, Solarium, Ski School Affiliated To The Fisi, Centres To Hire And Buy Sporting Equipment And Spacious Parking For Cars And Coaches. Cross-country Skiing Is Practised Along The Different Snow-covered Footpaths Surrounding The Pine And Beech Woods. Villaggio Palumbo Also Has An Ice-rink Covered Both In Summer And Winter, And An Artificial Steel Bobsleigh Piste, The First In Italy, A Good Kilometre Long. For Experts There Is Another That Comes Down From 1,500 M Asl. For Fishing And Water Sports Enthusiasts There Is The Acquaclub Centre On Lake Ampollino, That Has A Marina, Swimming Pool And Beach Where Surfboards, Pattinoes And Boats Can Be Hired. Furthermore, Hiking, Horse-riding And Lovely Excursions Can Be Enjoyed To Savour The Scenic Beauty Of The Sila Plateau Landscape. The Resort Is Provided With A Runway For Light Aircraft And Helicopters. Finally, Both In Summer And Winter Many Events Are Organised , Feasts Of Typical Products And Exhibitions By Local Craftsmen. Cotronei Cut Into The Hillside In The Wide Neta Valley, Cotronei Is One Of The Most Important Tourist Resorts In The Province Of Crotone. Its Foundation Appears To Be Attributable To The Kroton Colonists, Who Created A Defensive Outpost Here. Some Finds Dating Back To The Bronze Age Lead To The Belief That Before Greek Colonization The Cotronei Territory Was An Important Transit Point For The People Of The Area. Incised Drawings Found In Some Grottoes Showing Greek Crosses And Doves, Testify To The Presence, In Byzantine Times, Of Greek Anchorites, Monks Who Lived In Solitude, Devoting Their Time To Prayer And Fasting. In 1219 King Frederick Ii Of Swabia Consigned The Town To The Florensian Monks Of S. Giovanni In Fiore, While Later, It Passed To The Monastery Of The Three Young Men Of Caccuri. From The Thirteenth Century On Cotronei Underwent Alternating Fortune. First It Became A Feud Of The Ruffo Family, Then Of The Morano Barons, Finally, In 1711 Passing To The Filomarino Family. At The Beginning Of The Nineteenth Century The Surrounding Woods Became The Lair Of Brigands And In Order To Subdue Them, The Town Was Burnt Down Several Times By The Italian Light Infantrymen. The Historic Center, Typified By Narrow Lanes, Ancient Arches And Small Craft Shops, Specializing In Worked Iron And Wicker Baskets, Preserves The Church Of St. Nicholas And The Morano-filomarino-verga Mansion. Nowadays A Flourishing Farming And Commercial Center, Cotronei, Thanks To The Creation Of Hydro-electric Plants Built At The Beginning Of The Twentieth Century, Has Become A Place Of Prime Importance In The Energy Production Sector. The Farm Produce And The Cookery Is Excellent. In Fact, Its Production Of Olive Oil, Mushrooms And Dried Figs Is Renowned Throughout Calabria. The Hotel Is Located About 19 Km From Santa Severina. On A High Tufaceous Outcrop, Dominating The River Neto Valley, Stands Santa Severina, An Important Inland Farming Center In The Province Of Crotone. The Town, Once The Ancient Siberene, Boasts Very Remote Origins. Santa Severina Was A Religious Center And An Important Greek Orthodox See, But Was Conquered By The Normans Led By Roger The Guiscard In 1073 And Passed Successively Under The Rule Of The Swabians, Angevins And Aragonese. The Feud Of Various Noble Families Until 1806, The Year In Which Feudalism Was Abolished By Napoleonic Decree, Santa Severina Still Preserves
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