Hotels near San Placido Calonero

"Perfect Location and Vibe"

"If I could give this hotel six, stars, I would have. The hotel excels in every category and it’s truly one of the nicest places I have ever stayed. The staff was incredibly attentive and professional. l give it my highest recommendation."

"Great location. Staff very helpful."

"I'm used to 3 star hotels. This hotel is truly 4 star. The cleanliness, the staff and our very affordable ocean view suite with spectacular views of Mt. Etna, the Straits of Messina, and sunsets was wonderful. The robes and slippers is a nice perk. The hotel location is a few minutes walk to the high speed ferry to Messina, Sicily and a few minutes walk to the Lido train station. The hotel is convenient to the Lungomare waterfront and the famous Archeological Museum as well as several art galleries and shopping. All less than 10 minutes away by walking. Bocconissimo, the fabulous hotel restaurant, is open for a full buffet breakfast 7-10 am and dinner from 7:30-10 pm with a spectacular menu from delicious pizza to scrumptious pasta dishes, all with no salt and pepper needed, like some restaurants in Italy I've experienced. The downside to this hotel is the surroundings which were devastated by storm Harry in January. The city is working hard to restore the waterfront. However,don't miss this one!!!"

"This hotel is a total dump. Rooms are outright unsafe and full of black mold. Missing and loose floor boards are a tripping hazard. Does not look anything like the photos in the Expedia listing and booking info. Massively overpriced, old and falling apart literally. "

"Great host and hotel"

"The south side is nicer"

"The Hotel is a good location coming or going to the ferry harbour. It is clean, the staff very friendly and helpful, the breakfast is continental and very rich with excellent Italian coffee, yoghurt, fresh fruit, sweet and savory food."

"The only problem we had was getting the concierge to tell us a restaurant choice that would not be a long walk. We are senior citizens and walked over a mile."