โรงแรมใกล้ปราสาท Eurialo, Syracuse

"Propere kamer. Salvo eigenaar gaf gedetailleerde uitleg van accommodatie en bezienswaardigheden met kaart. Heel vriendelijk en toffe mens. Heeft een priveparking maar parkeren op straat is ook geen probleem. Ontbijt was ook goed er was zelfs cannoli!!!"

"部屋は広く清潔です。朝・夕食が美味しく、特にオーナーの奥様が作られる夕食は格別です。とても家庭的な雰囲気は他にはない特徴です。"

"Camera pulita "

"Friendly staff "

"Palestra bella e funzionale. Servizio in generale ottimo. Struttura necessita di manutenzione "

"HABITACIONES IMPECABLES Y MUY COMODAS"

"Clean room, friendly staff, laundromat nearby."

"Perfect location. Very clean. "

"The owner Gaitano, made our stay in his B&B very pleasant. He greeted us warmly on our arrival. We communicated via WhatsApp regarding arrival time and parking and that all went smoothly. The room/ bed/shower were satisfactory and clean. Breakfast was nice. Gaitano was very helpful in providing information to help plan our sightseeing. The location is perfect, being literally midway between Ortiga and the Ancient Greek & Roman theatres. If you can catch a live performance at the Ancient Greek...

"Parfait,bon emplacement pour visiter la vieille ville."

"Clean room, friendly staff"

"スタッフの対応も親切で朝食も良かったです"

"The staff was exceptionally friendly. The valet parking service saved our bacon in Ortigia. The breakfast offering was fantastic - something for everyone. Unbeatable location in the middle of the action. Would love to come back someday."

"Really very nice place. Great location (10 minute walk to Ortigia and a bit further to Archaeological park), comfortable room and quiet. Street parking is available in the area but may take a few moments to find."

"Breakfast was very excellent. Location is great but your room will most likely be looking out on a side street not the Mediterranean. Rooms are spacious. If you're driving a car there is a safe public parking garage about a 5-minute walk from hotel, otherwise the parking will cost $30/night, and believe me when I say you will not need to drive your car in Ortigia, nor would you want to."