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Sandie Mar 30th, 1999 01:24 PM

Hotels in Sicily
 
I am looking for hotels in Sciliy in the following cities: Taormina, Agrigento, and <BR>Palermo. Between $125-$200, small with character, with views of the water. <BR>Any memorable trip comments would be appreciated

Maggie Mar 30th, 1999 05:22 PM

We stayed at the Villa San Michel in Taormina--- the room was nothing to write home about but was clean and adequate ----the terrace was GREAT. Very large and right over the water. Would fit in your price range and also had a very good location.

Maggie Mar 30th, 1999 05:23 PM

We stayed at the Villa San Michel in Taormina--- the room was nothing to write home about but was clean and adequate ----the terrace was GREAT. Very large and right over the water. Would fit in your price range and also had a very good location.

richard j. vicek Mar 31st, 1999 05:34 PM

Good evening, Sandie <BR>Have not been to Sicily for some years, <BR>however have always used the Jolly Hotel <BR>chain there because they have good dining rooms and hotels are the same <BR>in quality and etc.... <BR>Arigento- Jolly Hotel Dei Templi <BR>Taormina - Jolly Hotel Diodoro <BR>Palermo-Jolly Hotel Foro Italico <BR>The would be running about 150USD for <BR>a double per nite with breakfast... <BR>Taormina <BR>However here are a couple of more suggestions, the Villa San Michele in <BR>Taormina is centrally located an now <BR>about 145000ITL for a double with break- <BR>fast. Also many years ago stayed at <BR>the Vello d'oro, Via Fazzello 2, again <BR>centrally located and hotel is build on <BR>a number of different levels,lower exit <BR>to the Pza April and the Corso Umberto. <BR>The D'Oro is a three star hotel with 59 rooms..Rates change depending time of year.,Some good ristorantes around... <BR>Agrigento-in surfing came up with two <BR>interesting ones. <BR>Collverde Park, Passeggiata Archeologica <BR>is a three star hotel with 48 rooms, <BR>check it out on www.oasi.net/hotcolle.. <BR>the Paradello Mare, Via De Chjirico,17, Lido San Leone about 7 KIM east of Agrigento is a three star with 45 rooms <BR>Palermo <BR>Here I would only recommend the Hotel <BR>Jolly, the front rooms have an excellant <BR>view because it is built overlooking the <BR>coast, and a good price. <BR>Have not stayed any any of the other hotels other than the Jollys and the d'Oro. <BR>Surf these url's for hotels in Sicily. <BR>www.venere.it search city and all hotel listings. <BR>www.nettuno.it/cities <BR>www.sicilian.net/ <BR>www.comune.palermo.it/ <BR>www.sicilia.com/ <BR>pow.neomedia.it/ <BR>www.wel.it/welcome/sicilia/provmessina. <BR>taormina. <BR>www.italyhotel.com/ <BR>www.mediatel.it/ <BR>Good surfing, Richard of Hickory Hills, IL..... <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR>

Barbara Mar 31st, 1999 06:20 PM

Sandie, <BR> <BR>In Taormina, Hotel Belvedere is lovely and romantic. Gorgeous gardens spilling down to a swimming pool with a palm tree in the middle, spectacular views. Ask for a room with balcony and seaview. E-mail is [email protected] or fax at 011 39 0942 625830. In Agrigento, the Villa Athena is the choice -- ask for a room with balcony that overlooks the ruins(they are lighted at night). There is a beautiful pool in a jasmine-scented garden, and you can walk across the olive groves to do a self-conducted tour of all the antiquities. Cannot really help you with Palermo, as we stay with relatives when we are in western Sicily, but I pulled some info off the internet one night about a place called Palazzo Conte Federico. It looks like sheer grandeur for $250/night. Go to initaly.com and look under historic residences. Have to book through them. Buon Viaggio. <BR>


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