Villa Igiea vs Orientale
Both Orientale and Grand Hotel Villa Igiea - MGallery by Sofitel are recommended by expert reviewers. On balance, Grand Hotel Villa Igiea - MGallery by Sofitel scores significantly higher than Orientale. Grand Hotel Villa Igiea - MGallery by Sofitel has a TripExpert Score of 92 with endorsements from 10 reviewers like Lonely Planet, Rough Guide and Jetsetter.
Villa Igiea
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Salita Belmonte 43, 90142 Palermo, Sicily
From $207 /night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
Frommer's
"Located in the suburb of Acquasanta... this is still arguably the best place to stay in town."
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Insight Guides
"Set out of town, in Acquasanta, on cliffs above the bay, this is Palermo’s prestigious landmark hotel."
DK Eyewitness
"Set above the west end of Palermo’s harbour, the city’s most romantic and deluxe hotel is a favourite of the international and political elite."
Rough Guide
"This classic Art Nouveau building of 1900, originally a villa of the Florio family (the people who pioneered tuna canning), stands outside the city centre above the marina of Acquasanta."
Star Service
"On a scenic point beside a peaceful cove, just north of the more commercial Grand Hotel et des Palmes, 2 kilometers north of the ferry terminal, this ornate traditional tease is a solid offering."
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Orientale
Via Maqueda, 26, 90134 Palermo, Sicily
From $54 /night
- Free Internet
- Air Conditioning
- Private balcony
Frommer's
"The location is in the historic center of the old city, near many famous landmarks, including the Teatro Massimo."
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Lonely Planet
"An atmospheric hotel in a crumbling 18th-century palazzo. Albergo Orientale is about as romantic and old-style as you're going to get in Palermo, at a relatively low price."
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DK Eyewitness
"The courtyard entrance speaks of the faded nobility that used to live in this 18th-century palazzo."
Rough Guide
"One of the most atmospheric of old-town hotels, an eighteenthcentury palazzo with a columned courtyard and marble staircase, a frescoed salon, and two cavernous, vaulted double rooms."