The House of Ora is the fruit of the unconditional love towards others and her own land of its benefactor, Lucia De Viti De Marco, known to all as Ora.
A little girl, unable to pronounce the word Lady, called her Ora.
She could not put that little girl in difficulty, and so she wanted to be called Ora by all the people around her.
Since then Lucia De Viti De Marco, daughter of the famous economist, was Ora for everyone.
The rooms of La Casa di Ora all overlook a beautiful courtyard immersed in the greenery of unspoiled nature surrounded by the scent of the sea breeze.
Here, hospitality is much more than just a matter of beds. It is essential and elegant architecture; it is attentive staff, ready to respond with innate kindness to the various requests of the guests.
And it is silence, the light of the sun at sunset between the olive trees, the scents of a cuisine rich in flavours to be enjoyed in the internal restaurant and the feeling of being at home, in the quiet of a protected place, which you feel is yours, far from the turmoil of the heart and the frenzy of everyday reality.
