Ad Sidera Stays · Trapani

Corallo apartment — historic palazzo stay in Trapani, Sicily

Art and design in the historic centre

160 sqm4 guests2 bedrooms2 bathrooms

Corallo is one of the four Ad Sidera Stays apartments in a 16th-century palazzo at Via San Michele 26, in the historic centre of Trapani, Sicily, and measures 160 sqm. It sleeps 4 guests and has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and connects internally with Verde. Wheelchair accessible room and bathroom. Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 11:00.

Connects with VerdeCorallo can be combined with Verde on the same floor, so larger groups can stay together. Ask us and we'll arrange both.

Wheelchair accessible room and bathroomCorallo has a wheelchair accessible room and bathroom. Measurements and space details are provided upon request.

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Corallo occupies 160 sqm on the second floor of the 16th-century palazzo, reached by lift with no stairs to climb. Its name is a homage to Trapani's coral tradition and to the collection of the family who have lived here for generations.

You enter through a modern island kitchen with a worktop in the local Perlato di Custonaci marble and an original period floor. The living room is wide and welcoming, with an ancient wall of Trapani tuff uncovered during the restoration and a large glass dining table from the 1980s.

The first bedroom has exposed wooden beams, cementina tiles and a Tunisian-style wooden bed with a large wardrobe; its bathroom is spacious, with a shower. The second bedroom, also a double, has its own bathroom lined in sky-blue Moroccan tiles.

There is a washing machine and a large storage room. Art and design run through the whole apartment, held together by the historical architecture.

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