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Check-out VERY slow, very expensive parking, standard internet impossible to use (need to pay for acceptable service). Most rooms with no flat TV. No international channels. Beautiful breakfast hall and good breakfast.
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A grand hotel in its heyday. The good: beautiful art nouveau building, spacious room and bath, generous breakfast included. The bad: filthy worn out carpeting, halls and rooms real of mildew, paint is peeling, meh AC. In dire need to renovate. The experience does not...More
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When Palmero was "the Paris of the South," this hotel must have been truly wondrous. The lobby is gorgeous and the sitting rooms through which you pass on the way to the breakfast room hint of grandeur. Sadly, the hotel needs some love and refurbishment...More
The Grand Hotel des Palmes is a beautiful Victorian mansion with a magnificent ball room that is now used for breakfast and a very pleasing front lobby. However, there is some worn carpet, paint peeling off corridors and a general air of fading eloquence. Don't...More
Great hotel close to many great restaurants and sites all within easy walking distance. We were 2 couples in our 60s and 70s. Loved walking down the Via Maqueda in the evening when it was closed for pedestrians only. Easy stroll all the way down...More
We did not have a car, a family member dropped us off, so we didn't notice if they had parking. I would suggest you reach out to them. They are extremely helpful. When our cousin was driving us into Palermo, it was worse... More
We did not have a car, a family member dropped us off, so we didn't notice if they had parking. I would suggest you reach out to them. They are extremely helpful. When our cousin was driving us into Palermo, it was worse than driving in NYC, so please use caution. Have a great trip!
