Hotels in Sicily
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Caol Ishka Hotel
Caol Ishka, gaelic for "Sound of water," sits on the bucolic Anapo River just outside the Sicilian town of Ortigia. The young owners, Emanuela Mari... More -
Casa Talía
Seen from the garden of Casa Talia, the village of Modica looks dreamlike, with labyrinthine passageways swirling down the steep sides of a ravine.... More -
Don Arcangelo all'Olmo
When the Marquis and Marchioness Paterno’ Castello di San Giuliano returned to their ancestral home in Sicily after years abroad, they renovated th... More -
Grand Hotel et Des Palmes
For gravitas, it’s hard to beat the Grand Hotel et Des Palmes in the center of old town Palermo. Built in the 1850s, the hotel has seen sensational... More -
Grand Hotel Timeo by Orient-Express
19th-century residence inherited from Sicilian nobility—the first hotel to be built in Taormina—overlooking Mount Etna. The 70 Baroque rooms were r... More -
Hotel Eremo della Giubiliana
Located just south of Ragusa, surrounded by the carob forests of the Hyblaean Plateau, Hotel Eremo della Giubiliana is housed in a 12th-century for... More -
Hotel Excelsior Palace
Originally built as the Hotel de la Paix (Hotel of Peace) for Italy’s National Exhibition of 1891, this Art Nouveau landmark is one of Palermo’s ol... More -
Hotel Imperiale, Taormina
Taormina is one of Sicily’s most beautiful villages, set among seaside cliffs and filled with striking architecture, including the iconic third-cen... More -
Kempinski Giardino di Costanza Grand Hotel & Spa
Set among ancient vineyards, olive groves, and Greek amphitheaters, this Kempinski-run hotel is contrastly very modern in amenities. Built in 2005,... More -
La Plage Resort
“The Beach” occupies the triangle of land between the coastal railroad tracks and the bathtub-size bay of Isola Bella, a taxi, bus, or cable-car ri... More -
Locanda Don Serafino Hotel
Antonio and Giuseppe La Rosa’s restaurant Locanda Don Serafino was so popular that the two brothers opened a small 10-room hotel in a nearby 19th-c... More -
Mahara Hotel
The recently opened hotel has 77 rooms housed in an 18th-century walled fortress that faces the sea. More -
Mandranova
In the hills of Sicily, 2_ miles from the sea, is the secluded 19th-century farmhouse Mandranova. It's a working farm, close to the towns of Agrige... More -
Monaci delle Terre Nere
When industrialist Guido Coffa purchased a Baroque villa on a 40-acre fruit farm at the foot of Mount Etna, transforming it into one of the most su... More -
Musciara Siracusa Resort
Inside the refurbished 19th-century palazzo, the 12 spacious bedrooms are painted in rich ochres and light blues. You can swim in the warm waters o... More -
Palazzo Biscari
Prince Ignazio V was a Renaissance man in the mid-1700's and modeled his palace to follow suit. Throughout the hundreds of rooms, a rococo spirit l... More -
Palazzo Failla
Just five minutes from the Castello dei Conti (Castle of the Counts), the Palazzo Failla hotel is housed in an 18th-century mansion in Modica Alta ... More -
Relais Santa Anastasia
An abbey stands on a hilltop overlooking the town of Castelbuono in northern Sicily. Eight centuries ago it was full of Benedictine monks, but toda... More -
San Domenico Palace Hotel
Previously a 15th-century monastery, the exclusive San Domenico Palace Hotel took on its current form in 1896, when the Prince of Cerami added a ne... More -
Tonnara di Bonagia
Located on a small port on the west coast of Sicily, the Tonnara di Bonagia resort was originally a 17th-century tuna fishery, comprised of a main ... More -
Verdura Golf & Spa Resort
Five hundred and seventy acres on Sicily’s southwestern coast have been shaped into a golf resort with the subtle, undeniable luxury we’ve come to ... More -
Villa Sant’Andrea by Orient-Express
A patrician villa that retains the charm of a private residence. Divers will love the sea life in the marine preserve nearby. Room to Book: Super... More
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