The outside terrace surrounded by orange trees was a lovely spot to rest after a day paying homage to the Ancients, or to bring a few slad makings back for an evening feast, and just generally chat and unwind.
The Diana is 100 m from the main rail station, on a quiet, dead end street, so no passing traffic. If you find yourself sojourning in Pompei, we thoroughly recommend the Diana!
Above: Breakfast at the Diana. Not shown, but also featured were handpicked apricots and oranges from the hotel garden.
2 comments:
Sally, your photos of the terrace at the Diana brought so many sensory memories flooding back....thank you. And I LOVE the photo of Ben & Piero at the table...brilliant!
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