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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Syracuse – Based on 60,267 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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A beautiful & relaxed city. Amazing food and lots to see and do. It felt a very safe city to just wander around. Public transport isn't great if you dont have a car to get to things which are further out, but it is do-able. There is plenty to do and see in the city and lots of wonderful restaurants. It's a surprisingly good city for vegetarians & vegans. Plus the best ice cream & granita anywhere!
If you go to Syracuse, you will definitely go to Ortigia. This is a stunning little island. Walking the streets in constant amazement, the feel of history is everywhere. Beautiful. It's definitely touristy but it's not overwhelming. You can find good food there too but funnily the best meal we had was not in Ortigia. It was in Syracuse in a little place called La Sfiziosa Bistrot. If you like the beach, there are plenty of options. We had a car so we decided to find a quiet spot. And we did find a little secluded cove just south of Syracuse. Beautiful.
Parking can be difficult but with some planning you'll find the parking lots are just what you need. The island is stunningly beautiful with plenty of alleyways to get lost in and explore. There is a no hassle factor for tourists which is great... and people are very friendly. Food was superb and very fresh... and highly recommend the fish market and food stalls! Oh, and go jump in the sea!
Strange vibe, awkwardly quiet, mostly tourists, many Syracusans seemed discontent; several encounters where the locals seemed frustrated with having to relate to tourists. Will never go back, and glad not to. (The Dome and the Piazza is of course beautiful).
Go to the archeological area but don't miss the Archeological Museum ( you can visit adding only a few euros but whort while ) and go to the Palazzo Bellomo Museum well organized and with the spectacular Antonello Da Messina painting
“The location is new and overlooking the archaeological site. Parking space and quiet during the night A super friendly couple is running the B&B. They were providing great hints for our visit including a lovely place for dinner One of the best places we were staying in Sicily 10 out of 10”
“We stayed a week and we were very at home and comfortable with every aspect of the accommodations. Staff were wonderful and the daily breakfast (included) was delicious and baked fresh. We can't wait to go back and will definitely recommend Atrio B&B to anyone traveling to Sicily!”
“Spatious bathroom, good coffee (as for the rest of Sicily)”
“The location in the Ortigia was very good in a walking distance from all the important sites. The staff was very kind and helpful. Rooms were spacious and clean. Good breakfast. We even found a parking opposite the hotel door.”
“Hotel Henry's House was a dream. From the concierge service of Francesco and the rest of the staff to the artwork, delicious food, and beautifully appointed rooms we cannot praise this hotel enough. We were extremely impressed with the personal service. The staff took the time to address our questions and requests for recommendations and they never disappointed. We felt like we had the insider Ortigian knowledge of where to go and where to eat. Charming, charming, charming. We'll be back.”
