Seven Rooms Villadorata
What the experts agree on
This former prince's palazzo in Noto dazzles with original frescoed ceilings, ornate tilework, and Baroque grandeur, yet the owner keeps it surprisingly warm and intimate. Breakfast is a special communal experience on fine china.
“The former hilltop home of a prince, Seven Rooms Villadorata hotel in the Sicilian town of Noto retained relics of royalty: intricate tiled floors, frescoed ceilings and floor to ceiling windows.”
– Mr & Mrs Smith
"Inside, the mod-Baroque look pits frescoes, soaring ceilings, original tile floors and chandeliers...breakfast is a communal affair laid out on a huge polished oval table and served on bone china "
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"In 1774, Corrado Nicolaci was granted the title of Prince of Villadorata, and his palace in Noto became a showcase of the family’s prestige. Set in the historic heart of Noto, it’s the..." Full review
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Free Internet
Free Breakfast
Laundry Service
Concierge
Air Conditioning
Minibar
Breakfast included
Breakfast buffet
Baggage storage
$217/night
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