Hotels With Gym in Sicily, Italy

The location is good, just next to the main street, 200 meters from the beach, 15 minutes walk from the main church, there is a great pasta nearby, the room is spacious, the bathroom is also large and very clean, the bed is very comfortable, the breakfast is not bad, free parking, the service staff is warm and lovely, a hotel I like very much.

Absolutely positive experience, immersed in the Sicilian green, the location is wonderful... and unique in its kind... for the rest, everything talks by itself...

Old-fashioned European hotel, but the environment is really good, especially from the height of the garden to see the Valley of the Temple, 5 minutes from the Valley of the Temple, free parking, breakfast is not bad!

Staying with friends, the hotel facilities are complete, the gym pool is all available, and the rooms are beautifully furnished. The service staff is also very warm and friendly, the breakfast is rich and satisfactory, it is recommended to stay!

First and foremost, a 4-star hotel should have an insulation system. We basically could even hear the room next door opening their luggage.. awful. Apart from that (which is a big minus), the pool is cool, parking is free, staff friendly, breakfast decent. Food options are pricey and limited.

Upgraded to Junior Suite, breakfast is excellent, the farm-to-table philosophy truly shines here. However , at dinner , while the atmosphere and service were exceptional, I found the steak to be a bit underwhelming. That being said, the staff were very attentive and sent ice cream to our suite. I’m sure this was just a one-off and I would still consider returning for another dishes in the future.

Modika Boutique Hotel (Modica Boutique Hotel) is located in Modika, southeast of Sicily. It is a four-star hotel full of modern charm, perfectly blending the local baroque style with modern design. Just a few kilometres from the historic centre of Modica, this hotel offers a peaceful setting and easy access to Modica's UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as St George's Cathedral and St Peter's Church. Known for its unique design and meticulous service, the hotel is ideal for business trips, romantic trips or family vacations. The hotel is designed by the architectural firm CaberlonCaroppi and is inspired by Modica's baroque architecture, combining Mediterranean color with modern minimalist style. From the blue in the lobby to the wooden floor of the guest room, every detail exudes warmth and elegance. The hotel offers a wide range of room types, including Deluxe Suites, Junior Suites and Standard Rooms, particularly the Jacuzzi Suites on the fifth floor, with a private terrace and Jacuzzi overlooking Modica and the ocean in the distance, so you can immerse yourself in a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. Fully equipped with free Wi-Fi, a minibar, coffee maker and comfortable bathroom ensure guests enjoy the ultimate comfort.

We were there two months ago and now we returned with our daughter especially for the wellness center, the only difference and that compared to before it was unlimited now is 70 minutes and we have to do everything quickly. Clean but small rooms and the third bed was a bed chair, excellent breakfast with wonderful view, recommended.

The hotel itself feels like a palace, with its decor, furniture, and décor reminiscent of a Norman palace. The front desk said it was built during the same period. The hotel's location is fantastic, right near the Quattro Canto. The room was spacious, with unique, antique windows. The bathroom had a shower in the tub, typical of a traditional four-star hotel. The breakfast was hearty, and the hotel's own restaurant and bar were upscale and reasonably priced. The staff was professional and attentive. Because my child had online classes, the front desk was especially kind and checked me in immediately after the room was cleaned, an hour earlier than the hotel's stated check-in time. This is quite rare in European hotels, which generally adhere to strict rules.

The hotel could not be in a better location with views of Etna, the town of Taormina and the sea. I had a single room. It was very small and only had a partial view which was a bit disappointing but I didn't pay much. The pool was shut which was a shame as although it is February it was warm and I would have liked a swim. I didn't eat at the hotel but did try to have a drink in the bar. Sat for around 15 minutes with no service so gave up. It was a shame as they had live piano music. I am not sure if service is better if you paid more or it is a little indifferent at the best of times. It is out of season so the hotel was not busy. Still fabulous destination and the hotel has a lot of history so definitely worth a visit.