An absolutely lovely family runs this charming and incredibly clean hotel on this stunning hilltop…read moretown. They're uncommonly kind and accommodating, the complimentary breakfast was absolutely amazing. Reasonably priced, lovely views from our room. Highly recommend.

The west coast of Sicily is remarkable. Europe of course, with strong influences of African…read moreculture. Some of them due to the climate. Between the two cities Trapani and Marsala you'll find the old salt district. Salt from the sea. Right here is Relais Antiche Saline. A charming secluded hotel at the end of the road in connection to an excellent restaurant just a few steps away, passing alongside some of the very many salt basins. The hotel is in perfect shape with a nice garden and a swimming pool. For the interested travelers; we are in Nubia where they grow the world famous red garlic. When leaving your bags are full of them. And that's a promise.

This may be the best hotel that we have ever stayed at. The space is beautiful and elegant. The…read morerooms are awesome. We upgraded and had a beautifully appointed room with a patio. The staff couldn't do enough for us. The outdoor spaces are amazing. The restaurant and bar offer well shaded dining areas with an ocean view. It's a lot of fun to linger over the excellent breakfast or a cocktail. The poolside area is ringed with lounge chairs and attentive staff. At first I was concerned because the hotel is located outside of downtown Palermo. There are shuttles that drop you off downtown. It was actually a relief to be at a quiet location away from the crowded city center. Rooms are expensive, but staying here is an indulgence. It's well worth the splurge.

A great pleasure to write this review. With Grand Hotel Villa Igiea everything is outstanding and…read moreexceptional. Style and class is combined with a relaxed approach and a beauty that stuns you. Palermo at its best. And you can in fact stay here without ruining yourself. The building, the garden, the sea embrace you, having breakfast, lunch and dinner or just a late night walk. Top class in every dimension. Highly recommended for all of us. Sad to say this kind of experience probably will not last for ever...

Where to begin. Location is ok, service is ok, food, well, way too much salt. Breakfast eggs,…read morerunny, cool and overloaded with salt. Coffee not drinkable. Now for the room. 2 twin beds shoved together. And an exercise bike in the room...nice touch, only positive I could find. Went to wash my hands, brown water came out. Told the front desk, they gave us 2 bottles of water, to last us for 3 days, for hand washing and to brush our teeth. Be warned..

All form, no function. Pool is closed. There is no coffee anywhere in the hotel before 7 and that…read moreis part of the breakfast buffet. So expensive. Avoid this place

If you like to wait in long lines and wait for your check in this is the hotel for you. The rooms…read moreare dirty in the Volcano towers. Landscape sucks . They don't supply you with towels at the pools . The water slide was closed very disappointed. The only good thing is they upgraded my room to a cleaner and newer room.also you can't pay cash anywheres you have to put it on a hotel spending card .

Tucked in the corner of the harbor area, away from the crowds, this place is a gem. The spacious…read moreroom was ideal for our 4 night stay. It was immaculate and looked even better in person than in the photos. Beds were comfortable and the rooms, quiet. Claudia, the invariably cheerful manager, was helpful and efficient with all requests. In the month's running up to our stay, she quickly made changes based upon our scheduling needs. Ample balconies allow you harbor views, including of the old fort. The hotel's outdoor patio gets you close to the water. Breakfasts were wonderful, too, with lots of choices and a cheerful barista who made coffees to order. Castelmare di Golfo has transformed itself into a destination...and remains close to dozens of interested sites and towns.