Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Palermo Coast from NZ$143

"Can’t say enough about this gem! Absolutely great service, clean rooms and bathrooms, wonderful breakfast area. Easy to park on the road, close to local restaurants. We stayed here for one night prior to our flight. "

"We very much enjoyed our night’s stay here, we were just sorry it was not for longer. We loved the pool and private beach, both quiet and relaxing areas. All staff were helpful and friendly and the hotel itself was spotless. I contacted the hotel the day before to ask if we could use the hotel facilities before check in. We really appreciated being allowed to use the pool to relax after a busy few days travelling. There is plenty of parking in the hotel’s secure parking area. We ate in the...

"A beautiful setup and incredible views. However room is dated and small, the bed mattress was absolutely awful. Service and food were excellent. "

"The property needs refurbishment, but very clean and professional personnel. Swimming pool is really handy during hot season. Location is perfect.Would be happy to come back. "

"The place has some stunning views. The bathroom was not in optimal conditions, the a/c was broken. However, we were moved to another room with similar issues. The foos was not as expected. However, we enjoyed the area. We stayed for several days. "

"The location of this property and the view was amazing! As advertised, right across the street is the sea and you get a wonderful view of the sunset in the evening! Beach is walkable and easy to access from the hotel, and the breakfast and dinner options were all fantastic. Staff was very helpful with any questions that I had and parking was in abundance compared to other places I've stayed at in Italy. They even have a parking garage!"

"Nice place, incredible view!!!! Shows and internment to all the family."

"What a great place! Staff were very friendly and helpful, prior and during my stay. The views are amazing! Room small but comfortable. I was lucky to have a balcony that faced the town, which was a short walk to. Must stay"