We reached the hotel by walking some 300m from the central station. The hotel is very close to the center of the city and it is easy to get to the station (by walking) or to the harbor (by bus). The hotel was fine: clean, with nice rooms and _very_ good breakfast, including freshly made cakes and juices. The staff... More

Really good place to stay, friendly staff, clean and quiet rooms, amazing breakfast (homemade) and cheap, what more can you ask for? Don't be scared by the area which may not seem the best, at least that's what we thought, but it's just characteristic and very close to the centre, we left our car parked outside and the old ladies... More

This was our base hotel for exploring Sicily. We stayed there for 2 nonconsecutive nights. Both nights we arrived very late. We were there with a hire car and to our dismay the hire car company had no GPS for us to use. So we had to find the hotel on our own. It was an absolute nightmare. We finally... More

We stopped for one night in Palermo. We chose this B&B because it had parking, secure on nearby on the street. It does look like its located in a dodgey bit of town, but its clearly locals rather than tourists. But a twenty minute walk takes you to the main sights. The room was big, clean, air conditioned. The breakfast... More

The family owned B&B is about a km away the Stazione Centrale (main Railway Station), not the 350 mts stated in their leaflet, but without a heavy luggage is a pretty easy walk along busy and popular (but not risky) Via Oreto or just a short ride with any of the frequently scheduled buses right from the Station (bus service... More

I was having this sponteanous mood to go to Italy for the weekend, so decided to head to Island of Sicily. After having a great experience in a B&B during my last time visit in Italy (feb this year), decided to try it out again. And Al Galileo Siciliano B&B did not let me down again. For a great price... More

We took the coach from Palermo airport to the city and arrived quite late at night. Although the map/directions provided by the B&B looked simple, it took us quite a while to find it because the main street (Via Oreta) isn't labelled very well. The actual side-street the B&B is situated on looks pretty rough at night and the building... More