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Hotel Principe di Villafranca
At a Glance
- helpful staff
- well-maintained building
- safe neighborhood
Pros
- breakable knickknacks make it unsuitable for small children
- bathrooms are on the small side
Cons
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Fine Sicilian antiques, imperial striped silks, creamy marble floors, and vaulted ceilings evoke a luxurious private home in the heart of Palermo's glitzy shopping district. It's easy to get comfortable in the understated surroundings: relax in the library with an aperitif, or savor an authentic meal in the rustic restaurant, which drizzles some of its dishes with a sublime, homemade balsamic vinegar. Rooms are elegant, with fine linens and more antiques. Ask for a room facing the quieter street side.
- Address: Via G. Turrisi Colonna 4, Libertà, Palermo, 90141 | Map It
- Phone: 091/6118523
- Website: www.principedivillafranca.it
- Location: Palermo
Contact Information
- 29 rooms, 3 junior suites.
- Restaurant, bar, gym, parking.
- Rooms have: Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
Hotel Amenities
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