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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Ragusa – Based on 16,725 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Ragusa Ibla is a beautiful town with lots of restaurants, bars, shops, gardens and churches. It was useful to have a car to explore further afield. The gardens are very peaceful and a great place to spend time reading and/or just watching the world go by
Ragusa is a beautiful town with a long history and with the surrounding towns and area to visit you could spend months exploring it all. KONZA is a great pizzeria just a five minute walk away and I would recommend a reservation, Full Proof in the Piazza was a welcoming bar for drinks and a quick meal, ask Pepe for a dessert they are amazing. Driving in Ragusa is just Italian and I can't say anymore. Ask Sabastion about any walking tours he is giving and go with him, he will take you to most amazing places. Also the people will warm up to you after you few days among they and I encourage anybody visiting to learn Italian for the things you want to purchase regularly such as Tobacco, Wine and how to greet them.
We walked around the town. Had dinner at Four Cats (english translation) - was fantastic.. I don't think it requires more than one night/day. We stayed two as we traveled out of town for a morning/afternoon.
Having been all around the island of Sicily, Ragusa Ibla is a true gem and is not to be missed. Walking around and taking in all the Baroque Architecture in this particularly beautiful setting is one of my favorite memories of all time. This was my third trip to Ragusa Ibla and I am sure I will be back. It now feels like home.
City is amazing - we stayed in an area between the old and newer parts (the big cathedral is in the older part). Walking the city is a treat - the architecture astounds. We had some great meals as well. Ragusa is a great central location for other towns in the Val di Noto - we made a day trip to Modica and visited Noto on our way back up to Catania.
Ragusa Ibla is rather complicated to get to, but our hostess, Costanza, met us in the public parking lot of Ragusa and led us to the town/b + b/ and parking. The historic town is very charming, folks were nice and friendly. Not much shopping and not too many choices for restaurants (though different ones seemed to be closed on alternating days)...so planning ahead for meals is a good idea. We had good food and wine and afternoon aperitifs on the piazza, people-watching. Our b + b, Epoca, was exceptional...the location, room, hostesses, etc....we decided to stay an extra night!
“Beautiful vaulted room, wonderful view of old Ragusa from the room and the shared terrace, lovely host, walking distance to all the sights in Ragusa Ibla, super clean and professionally run place.”
“Excellent central location in Ragusa, almost next to the cathedral. I had room n°1 (Pirandello room): very large and comfortable, with refrigerator (and 2 free bottles of water), very quiet. A decent breakfast on the roof terrace with additional Sicilian specialties. On walking distance from Ragusa Ibla (the most picturesque part of the town). For people travelling by public transport: a bit a longer walk to the busstation (by the long Via Giosue Carducci and Via Roma). If I ever visit Ragusa again, I'd like to stay here again.”
“This was an excellent hotel with all of the amenities. the location was in the heart of Ibla and the breakfast was outstanding.”
“Quiet scenic location. Lovely old fully restored stone farmhouse situated high on a hill outside of Ragusa. Outstanding beakfast!”
“Very clean, spotless, new kitchen! Everything is first class. The B&B is less than 10 minutes walk from the bus station. Very easy to get in town and get out. The Old Ragusa is about 30 minutes walk.”
