3 stars Hotels in Palermo

Very central location and great value overall. Fab staff, very helpful and accommodating, even with late night arrivals. The room was huge, it had a private entrance and separate bathroom with full wardrobe. Only con was thy the mAttress was a bit lumpy, but I still slept well. Lovely courtyard and ok breakfast too.

We arrived early afternoon and were surprised to find that they wanted full payment in cash immediately (there had been no mention of this before). We didn't have sufficient so I had to set off searching for an ATM - luckily we had a car and there wasn't too much traffic. If we had arrived late this could have been a real nuisance.The room was rather strange! We were a party of three and we got a small apartment with two rooms, two shower rooms and two TVs. There was a lot of grand looking marble featuring and even a small cooking area. It was all very comfortable and suited us fine for one night. However it had no windows - the only natural light came if you opened the main door which opened outside. For a longer stay or at a hotter time of year (we stayed in March) this could have been a bit claustrophobic. The location was great - it was possible to park free immediately outside and it was just a short walk to the centre of the city or across a small park to the sea front and lovely views. We had to leave early for a flight so didn't sample the breakfast. I would recommend the B&B for short stays but it might not be so good for longer periods.

Great breakfast, easy to find free parking space, central location and very spacious room. Would definitely stay here again. Thanks!

Palazzo Pantaleo has my highest praise. It's a bed and breakfast hotel - only six rooms. It is owned and operated by Giuseppe Scaccianoce, who was born and raised along with his 5 siblings in what he refers to as his "house." The B&B is perfectly located - right in the historic center of the city, and on all the major bus lines. It is very peaceful, as it's set back a block from the street noise. I arrived early, and the regular rooms had not yet been cleaned. So Giuseppe gave me a suite that was located a floor above the level where the six rooms are situated. I gained access by this narrow, body-width, winding staircase. I had a living room (with flat-screen TV), kitchen, separate bathroom, and a huge bedroom (with another flat-screen TV). And then there was another narrow, body-width staircase that took me to my own private terrazza on the rooftop. Up there I was able to watch the starlings (called rondini here) race around the courtyard; how they avoided colliding with the walls, or me, is a mystery. Giuseppe personally prepares and lovingly oversees the complimentary morning breakfast array of meats, cheeses, bread, pastries, fruits, and juices. He is also a wealth of information when it comes to what to see in Palermo and how to see it. It's like having your own personal tour guide. Giuseppe is genuinely interested in insuring that your stay at his establishment is a pleasant one. He is a charming gentleman, and I will always treasure having met him.

Stayed at this hotel for five extra nights after a group tour of Sicily. Very clean, helpful staff. My only complaint was that the hotel rooms were dark. Not enough lighting. Other than that, I would stay there again.

Enjoyed our stay. Staff friendly & helpful, Carmelo spoke good english, Maria little. Room 4, comfortable, self catering basic, OK but no microwave. Access to washing facilities on terrace was useful. Very well located near hydrofoil and town centre.

Dangerous area, hotel nothing like pictures. Will never stay again.

Excellent location close to restaurants, shops and just off historical district on a pedestrian street. Well kept hotel. We were in the residence , the older section. We had a large efficiency unit- clean but not renovated. We could not use the kitchen because we had taken the "room only " price - Still very good for the what we paid in Palermo.

This is a nice place, but the fact that there is no reception can make it difficult for travellers. At that price you would expect room service and a lift to the third floor. There were drinks in the conservatory area, but I don't think it was self service. I also found the bathroom pretty old fashioned. There are better hotels in Palermo for this money