Best Hotels near Syracuse, Province Of Syracuse

This is the hotel where we stayed. The building outside appears to be an old historic building, but inside staffs are very cooperative. Our check-in was very smooth. The staff tried helping us. Continental breakfast was nice. There was no English channel on the TV, so that forced us to learn some local Italian languages such as Grazie, Prego, etc. The hotel is within walking distance from the train and bus station. If I visit Siracusa again, then I will stay there.

The room is decent for a city hotel, catering more towards business travellers. The hotel is conveniently located, a 30-minute walk to Ortigia's island city but less than 5 minutes from the Archaeological Park of Neapolis. Getting to Ortigia is easy via a quick ride on the red bus costing just €1.50, payable to the driver. The reception is notably friendly and helpful. Breakfast is good, offering a brilliant variety of food and drinks. Additionally, there is a large supermarket around the corner of the hotel. Parking is free.

We had a great stay once again for our wedding anniversary, the 1st time was in 2019 when we stayed a night after getting married. So it was great to relive this experience. The staff is very kind and helpful, food excellent, but most of all we enjoyed the spa. We saw the difference in how it was before and how it is now, and all i can day is wow, especially the salt cave. The improvements and upkeep of the spa is incredible. Great job to all of you.

If you are looking for some peace and quiet near to Syracuse then you can't get much more peaceful than Caiammari Boutique and Spa Hotel. With its immaculate gardens, two huge swimming pools, good sized rooms and absolutely lovely and anazing staff, it really is somewhere to unwind and relax. The breakfast is very good and includes homemade cakes made by the owners fair hands - it's work it just for the cake! The restaurant offers a limited number of anti pasta, first course and mains. All were a very good standard and traditional with a modern twist. As the menu doesn't change, if you are staying longer than say 3 days it is advisable to start to look outside the hotel for dinner options. The restaurant is closed one day per week, so again it will be necessary to leave to hotel (although the owner volunteered to come in an cook pizza for those guests that had no car). This leads me to my next recommendation - transport. The property is close to Syracusa and Ortiga but is a car/taxi journey away. This includes some of the nearby restaurants. A taxi ordered via the hotel is €25 one way, a taxi return from the rank was €35. All taxis come from Syracusa so its roughly the same cost regardless of destination. For the odd night, it's OK, but to do this for several nights becomes a little costly, hence why a car is thoroughly recommended. Regarding the state of roads and fly tipping, which you may have read in other reviews, this sadly is endemic across Sicily in non-tourist areas - even the road to the British War Cemetery is littered with rubbish. This is way beyond the control of the hotel and they should not be held responsible for something out of their control. It certainly does not detract from the property itself. Finally bring some mosquito repellent - the little rascals are across Sicily - inland, Mount Etna, the seaside - they love the taste of tourists.

I have never stayed in such a bad hotel before in Italy as this hotel. The hotel is advertised as 4 stars, but in reality it is 4 crosses. Everything is bad, really everything. The worst part is the indifferent arrogance of the staff in the way they handle the problem. The furniture and the seating set are all ruined and dirty. The bathroom is broken, dirty and incomplete. No charging after breakfast after 8:50. If you talk about the problem, arrogant, condescending yelling staff is the discussion partner. There is no possibility of compensation, the hotel steals the good feeling of your days if you live here. The bathroom is so moldy that your lungs will get sick if you live here.

Nice location on a side street within easy reach of the bridges between Ortiga and Syracuse. Close to the Ortiga market and great ice cream nearby. Comfortable room although slightly odd design with a very long but quite narrow bathroom. Had some difficulty closing the bathroom window which made the first night a bit noisy. Good hairdryer provided. The building is quite quirky so if you're lucky enough to go when the roof terrace is available for breakfast it involves a bit of an expedition up different staircases, along corridors and a final winding stair up. But it's well worth the journey as views from the terrace are gorgeous and a really lovely place to sit & people watch. Not much spare space to actually set out breakfast but they maximise what they do have and the cheesecake and tarts in particular were delicious. Staff were friendly and helpful and city maps available if you're doing detailed exploring. Overall a very good stay & would recommend. A little better soundproofing in the rooms against both internal and external noise would be useful.

Travelling on a ten day holiday Sicily jewel of the Mediterranean with Titan Travel flying from Gatwick airport to Catania were we where met by our guide Denise and driver Claudio and taken to the Eureka Palace hotel for a three nights stay. Being a solo traveler the room is very important my room was spacious, comfortable and I had a lovely balcony which looked out onto a racecourse which was very interesting watching the horses in training with riders or buggies each morning, we were a group of 40 travellers the evening meal’s were set menu but the food not very good, the breakfasts were excellent buffet style you could choose what to eat plenty of choices, the staff were very friendly and helpful but they did seem to be rushing around covering other areas of the hotel. During our stay we visited Syracuse, Ortigia, Noto, Ragusa, Modica. On departure from the hotel I paid my hotel room tax at reception, staff were very friendly and helpful I enjoyed my stay.

The hotel was small but stylish. Modern and very clean with twice a day fresh towels. I was very disappointed with the room that was given to us. It had windows that were frosted but we could not see outside. There was no mirror in bedroom but there was an iron and ironing board ( that was a plus). Bathroom was big but shower was slippery. The staff both at reception and at breakfast were extremely efficient, helpful and friendly. Breakfast was disappointing, too many wishy washy things and hot breakfast was extra. We asked for beach towels and we had to rent those. For the price of this hotel you would expect some things to be given to you as a matter of course. Jacuzzi was never used on the roof top garden and never saw any staff up there to offer any service. Parking was available for free but once you moved it was pot luck to find one again.