Your booking experience in Palermo
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Budget hotels in Palermo
If you're on a budget, stay at Hotel Alessandra, which offers rooms with rates starting from 54US$. For a cheap hotel that's centrally located, you can try B&B Cala Peppa near Santa Maria dell'Ammiraglio, which is 600 meters from the city center. Home Resuttano is a charming choice that offers affordable rates at 66US$ per night and a convenient location near Museo della Specola presso INAF Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo.
Proximity to public transport
For early morning flights, think over staying at Kunesias B&B, close to Punta Raisi airport, which boasts a solarium, a swimming pool and hiking. In Itinera is only a 10-minute walk from Stazione Notarbartolo metro station and has hiking, a sun terrace and a sun deck. La Terrazza Del Sole B&B, is a modern hotel just a 5-minute walk from Notarbartolo train station.
Convenience of staying in the city center
Travelers who prefer staying in the center of the city should check out Art Lincoln and Liola B&B, which are a 10 and 10-minute walk from the city center. To be only a 10-minute walk from the city center, stay at Imperial. Two good hotels in the heart of Ruggero Settimo district are Residenza Wagner and Mediterraneo.
If you'd like to conveniently access Cattedrale di Palermo, select a hotel that is located nearby, such as Mad In Ballaro which is within 5 minutes' walking distance. Mercure Palermo Centro is only 5 minutes' walk away from Monumento a Carlo Cottone, as well as being just 10 minutes' walk from the city center.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
For travelers who prefer luxury relaxation, opt for Artemisia Palace Hotel, the 4-star hotel set in Borgo Vecchio district. Plaza Opera is a highly rated boutique hotel near Oratorio di San Lorenzo, with an outdoor swimming pool, a Jacuzzi and a solarium for a relaxing stay. Another 4-star option is Mercure Palermo Excelsior, a chain hotel which has a tennis court, a Jacuzzi and a solarium.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
Casalaurita is a cozy apartment in the center of the city located 150 meters from Gagini Restaurant. Residence Montegrappa is a cozy B&B that will put you only a 25-minute walk from Palazzo Steri. If you're traveling on business, a convenient option is Columbia, which welcomes to book a room at 64US$ per night. Make sure to choose Hotel Tonic near Palazzo Costantino - a top-rated resort with views of the cathedral.
City Guide:
Palermo is a city located in Southern part of Italy and northwestern part of Sicily on the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The city is more than 2,700 years old and is one of the renowned cultural centers of Italy. Being one of the warmest cities in the Mediterranean, Palermo attracts visitors throughout the year.
Palermo hotels are numerous and vary in prices and facilities. Booked.net will assist you in finding the best Palermo hotel to suit your budget and preferences. On the website you can find a wide range of hotels from low-cost options to luxury hotels.
Palermos’ ancient history is reflected in every building. It has numerous cathedrals, churches and stunning squares. Major tourist attractions are:
- Palermo Cathedral, a majestic cathedral built in 1185, which is the city's main church nowadays. Its architecture is a fusion of various styles due to multiple additions occurred long after the main building was erected.
- Martorana Church overlooking Bellini Square has a stunning mosaics interior in byzantine style.
- Archeological Museum with the greatest collection of antiquities in Italy.
- Catacombs of the Capuchins where you can see thousands mummified people who used to live in Palermo centuries ago.
- Palace of the Normans, originally the seat of power of the Sicilian Kings. Its interior is decorated with wonderful mosaics and painted roofs.
- Gesu Church constructed in 1600s reflects the beginning of the Sicilian Baroque period.
Street markets are very common in Italy and can be found on Carmine and Vucciria squares. Pretoria Square is worth a stroll due to the stunning Pretoria Fountain built in 1555 by Francesco Camilliani, assisted by Michelangelo. If you have time, take a trip to Monreale located 10-minute drive from Palermo and get the most picturesque view of Palermo and the sea.
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