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Featuring a terrace and fitness centre, Camplus Guest Palermo offers modern air-conditioned rooms in Palermo, 300 metres from Palazzo dei Normanni.
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"Air conditioner working without any noise, calm room, very good bed mattress. It was a pleasant stay, the hotel personal was very friendly too, they reccommended for us a nice not touristic restaurant nearby which had amazing fried seafood dishes."
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Situated in Palermo, 1.1 km from Palermo Cathedral, Albergo Cavour offers air-conditioned rooms and a shared lounge. This 1-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, room service and free WiFi.
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"Location, staff, breakfast, cleaniness, room very neat and classic."
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Set 900 metres from Palermo harbour and 450 metres from Teatro Massimo, Alma Hotel offers a shared lounge and air-conditioned accommodation.
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"The staff were just amazing! They could not have done more for us - from greeting us when we arrived, to providing excellent restaurant recommendations , drawing maps for us...not to mention the amazing..."
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Hotel Principe di Lampedusa features rooms in Palermo. Located around 800 metres from Palermo Cathedral, the hotel with free WiFi is also 1.3 km away from Palazzo dei Normanni.
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"Excellent staff new and spacious rooms with great balcony"
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Artemisia Palace Hotel is an early 20th-century building close to the Politeama Theatre. Palermo historical centre is 15 minutes' walk away and you will be close to the harbour.
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"Absolutely love dthis hotel. Location was perfect and teh people were amazing"
Palermo was highly rated for food by 933 guests from the United Kingdom! Palermo travel guide
A Symbol of Sicily
Edgy and eclectic, Palermo is a symbol of all that Sicily stands for. From buzzing Vespas to the bustling Vucciria market, it simply brims with life.
Wonderful Palermo Cathedral glows radiantly in the Mediterranean sun. Nearby is the city’s last Sicilian Puppet Theatre, and opposite is a palm-filled park housing Roman mosaics, though the best are in the archaeological museum. At one end is the Norman Palace, a government building home to the fabulous Cappella Palatina whose gold mosaics are absolutely breathtaking.
Equally magnificent are the gold mosaics lining 12th-century Monreale Cathedral on the city’s outskirts. Wander the cloisters and note the varying columns and capitals – each pair is different.
Palermo also has fascinating churches: 2 of the oldest are 12th-century San Giovanni degli Eremeti and San Cataldo, each with red, Islamic-style domes. Gesú Church has an incredible Sicilian Baroque interior, while La Martorana’s frescoes are awe-inspiring. A street away is Quattro Canti, a crossroads with a fountain at each corner.
Other attractions include round Teatro Massimo, Mondello beach and Monte Pellegrino mountain overlooking the sea. You get fabulous views of this picnic spot as you fly into Palermo Airport before heading to your Booking.com accommodation.
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Stayed in Palermo for 5 days. Two of those days were spent on tours of Etna, Taormina, Agrigento and Valley of the Temples, therefore, left us with only 3 days in the city. Visited the catacombs, which I would not reccommend - quite grim and unsettling, the Palermo Cathedral which is beautiful and walked around the area to see what I can visit (gardens, castles, etc.). I would not go for more than one week. Now that I have seen it, I won’t be going back. FYI walking around is easy, just stay where there is more action or else the streets are vacant.
Anonymous
Greece
10
The center of Palermo is a museum itself, you can't miss the...
The center of Palermo is a museum itself, you can't miss the old, very old and ancient buildings that stand everywhere, overwhelming churches, endless palazzos, incredible piazzas and the very friendly, happy and loud locals... The colors of the open markets, delicious Sicilian food, home made gelato, excellent wines... One amazing destination...
Anne
Australia
8.0
A crumbling city with so many churches so much history
A crumbling city with so many churches so much history
Lots to see and do
Ensure you know taxi costs cause tourists are targeted
Do the red hop on hop of bus only - do not consider the others - this is the best one - best tip
Leonard
United Kingdom
8.0
Exciting if somewhat scary place at times -especially at...
Exciting if somewhat scary place at times -especially at night around the street food venues and the many darkly lit streets. Lots of life and activity going on all around you. Rather dirty and smelly in parts but that’s not a comment confined just to Palermo!
Anonymous
Ireland
10
you need to take a train/bus to go to the seaside, but...
you need to take a train/bus to go to the seaside, but Paermo is a must see city - one of the most beautiful capitals Ive visited: beautiful architecture, history! castle, museums, restaurants, culture, food and people
Sophie
United Arab Emirates
8.0
A gritty introduction to Sicily, and that’s before I headed...
A gritty introduction to Sicily, and that’s before I headed to the port ;) Palermo was an interesting place to acquaint myself with Sicily - no stand out items in terms of restaurants or sights, but enjoyed wandering through the backstreets, getting lost among grand buildings & tropical vegetation. Palermo felt alive on the streets, in a way that some other Italian cities do not - heaving in the heat & the strain of austerity & globalization. Recommend!
“I liked everything in this hotel during my stay. The room was spacious and clean, the bed was very comfortable and the best of all was the staff, who made me feel home from the moment I entered the property. The breakfast was really good and you are asked whether you prefer a 'salty' breakfast instead of the sweet Italian one -which is the standard in Sicily. And not to forget the very elegant floor tiles of the rooms and the entire hotel. They give a fresh and Mediterranean feeling.”
“We stayed here for 3 night and it’s a great location close to lots of bars, restaurants and shops. The owner Marcello was really nice and gave us lots of info and tips on what to do in Palermo and other locations in Sicily.”
“Great staff and fantastic breakfasts. Right next to the historic centre and attractions so wonderful location.
Rooms kept spotless and towels changed daily.
Great deck room, a few steps up to the room, as no lift, but didn't bother us.
Would recommend it to anybody visiting Palermo and after a quirky boutique hotel.”
“Everything! A beautiful boutique hotel in Palermo city center. We arrived quite late because of the delay of flight. But they still waited us and guide us to park to the garage which is very close to the hotel. Breakfast is nice, we love it.”
“Nice cold air con it was 38 degrees outside! Friendly staff although the bar shut a bit early, good recommendations for restaurants and all within walking distance. We were only there a night but v happy.”
“They were very helpful with the parking. We came with big Fiat Dukato and they helped us park in a close parking lot. The hotel, although not very new, was very clean and all facilities functioning.”
“Very service minded staff, answering to e-mail with requests very quickly and providing excellent support on-site. Clean large rooms with nice view. Calm environment by the pool and beautiful view from the pool-area.”
“This is an excellent hotel in the new part of the city. Although the hotel was a 10 min walk from the old part of the city where all the action is, we felt the location was perfect for us.”
“Excellent central location. Very friendly concierge and reception staff. Fantastic room with own balcony over looking the city. Very comfortable bed.”
“Great Service with 24/7 reception, very kind staff. Warm welcome with fruits and water in our room. Sweet breakfast was brought to the room. Roomservice was good as well.
20 minutes to City centre by car or Bus.”
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Description Featuring a terrace and fitness centre, Camplus Guest Palermo offers modern air-conditioned rooms in Palermo, 300 metres from Palazzo dei Normanni.Review
Description Set 900 metres from Palermo harbour and 450 metres from Teatro Massimo, Alma Hotel offers a shared lounge and air-conditioned accommodation.Review
Description Set in the historical centre of Palermo, this colourful 2-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a private bathroom.Review
Description Artemisia Palace Hotel is an early 20th-century building close to the Politeama Theatre. Palermo historical centre is 15 minutes' walk away and you will be close to the harbour.Review
