Set right next to Siracusa's archaeological area and Greek Theatre, Mercure Siracusa offers a spa, a stunning rooftop pool and restaurant, and minimalist rooms with modern décor.
Boasting a wellness centre, Borgo di Luce I Monasteri Golf Resort & SPA is 18 km from Siracusa. It offers free WiFi in public areas and all rooms, and is complete with an outdoor pool.
Vicki-anne
Australia
Location and facilities were excellent
Breakfast was excellent
Located in the city centre of Syracuse, Grande Albergo Alfeo offers free Wi-Fi and a restaurant. Here you will be within walking distance of Ortygia Island.
Heather
United Kingdom
Allesandro welcomed us and could not have been more helpful, including recommending a super restaurant. The hotel rooms were spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was excellent
The Hotel Posta is situated in the splendid backdrop of the island of Ortigia, the historical centre of the city of Siracusa. All rooms offer free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
Keith
United Kingdom
Breakfast on the terrace, location, helpful and friendly staff.
Siracusa is a lovely place to visit. Other than wandering around Ortigia, the hop on bus is worthwhile and the archaeological area is very good.
Set on Ortigia Island overlooking the Ionian Sea, Algilà Ortigia Charme is right on the seafront. It features elegant, air-conditioned rooms equipped with antique furnishings from the 1700s.
Stuart
Australia
Staff were professional, courteous and efficient. Breakfast was "to die for" - if I stayed there too long, I'd die from overeating the fine food! Location and proximity to the main interests in Ortigia was great.
Set on Ortigia Island, this 4-star hotel provides spacious rooms, most with views of the sea and the Sicilian Coast. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout Livingston Hotel.
Matthew
United Kingdom
Clean and good location. Aircon worked well and staff were friendly and helpful.
Albatros Hotel has a peaceful location 5 minutes' drive from Syracuse. The hotel has an outdoor pool, a gym you can use for free and a sun terrace with loungers.
Grand Hotel Villa Politi is situated in the centre of a spectacular, natural amphitheatre, within the ancient Sicilian quarries known as the Latomie dei Cappuccini.
Beautiful.
Very friendly people working at the reception
Featuring a terrace and a bar, Hotel Palazzo Cavalieri is located in Siracusa, less than 1 km from Syracuse Small Beach and a 12-minute walk from Aretusa Beach.
Great location and clean rooms. Staff was nice and helpful.
Well located in Siracusa, Hotel Ortigia Royal Suite provides a continental breakfast and free WiFi. This 4-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk.
Loved the location, the size of the rooms and helpful staff.
Offering a restaurant, garden and sun terrace, Hotel Parco delle Fontane is located in Siracusa, 4 km from Ortigia Island. Free WiFi access is available throughout.
Perfect atmosphere, perfect pool. Delicious breakfast
Set on Ortigia Island, this 4-star hotel provides spacious rooms, most with views of the sea and the Sicilian Coast. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout Livingston Hotel.
perfect location great staff, breakfast, views beautiful hotel
Featuring an outdoor pool and a garden. Addauro Resort offers air-conditioned rooms with modern décor, 2.7 km from the beach in Arenella. WiFi and parking are both free at the property.
It is in a quiet place and away feom the busy life.
Casa Mia is a charming building of the late 19th-century, situated in one of the main streets of the historic centre of Siracusa, just a 3-minute walk from Ortigia Island.
The property was clean, staff very friendly, great location.
In front of the Siracusa Train Station, Hotel Como offers classic rooms with free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and an LCD TV. The bus terminus is a short stroll away.
Free Easy car parking
Large apartment with Terrace
Hotel Scala Greca is 20 minutes' drive from the beach, and 5 km from Siracusa city centre and Ortigia Island. It offers a restaurant, air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi throughout.
Nice hotel with good breakfast and polite personal.
A charming, small hotel, Musciara Siracusa Resort is opposite Ortigia Island, facing the sea and a short stroll from a rocky beach. Beach loungers and parasols are provided for free.
Being able to jump into the sea directly from the door!
Set on Ortigia Island overlooking the Ionian Sea, Algilà Ortigia Charme is right on the seafront. It features elegant, air-conditioned rooms equipped with antique furnishings from the 1700s.
Borgo Marino Aparthotel is situated on a high ground with a view of the Mediterranean Sea. It is not far from the protected sea area of Plemmirio, and is 10 km from the centre of Syracuse.
Nessuna pecca in generale, tutto molto bello e sereno
Set in Siracusa in the Sicily Region, 200 metres from Porto Piccolo, Caportigia boasts a sun terrace with panoramic views of the surroundings. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
Staff without exception went overboard to be helpful
Gran Bretagna Boutique Hotel Ortigia offers traditionally furnished accommodation in Ortigia, Siracusa's historical centre. The Porto Grande harbour, with its tree-lined promenade, is 100 metres away.
Big room,great location.Pleasant stay at this hotel.
FAQs about hotels in Siracusa
On average, 3-star hotels in Siracusa cost £83 per night, and 4-star hotels in Siracusa are £155 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Siracusa can on average be found for £290 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Siracusa this weekend is £80 or, for a 4-star hotel, £223. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Siracusa for this weekend cost on average around £466 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £87 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Siracusa for tonight. You'll pay on average around £168 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Siracusa will cost around £381 (based on Booking.com prices).
A goldmine of Greek and Roman heritage, Siracusa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the Necropolis of Pantalica in hills to the north-west.
Siracusa itself has a necropolis within the amazing Neapolis archaeological park, which also houses Roman amphitheatre and altar remains, as well as one of the largest Greek theatres ever built. Legend has it that the site includes the tomb of Archimedes, who was born here.
The ancient Greeks founded the city (also known as Syracuse) and Cicero even considered it the greatest of all. Columns from that period were used to build the Baroque cathedral, and the Fountain of Arethusa dates to the same era. Both are within Ortygia, a walled peninsula jutting into the turquoise Mediterranean Sea. Also here are ruins of the Roman temple of Apollo, and at the tip of the peninsula is the 13th-century Maniace Castle.
The fabulous Siracusa Archaeological Museum houses relics from all these periods, and is located by the Catacombs of Saint John. Opposite them both is the modern conical spire of the Madonna delle Lacrime Sanctuary church.
Aside from all this history, Siracusa also has plenty of pavement cafes and restaurants, and lovely sandy beaches overlooked by luxury hotels, cheap B&Bs and holiday homes available on Booking.com.
The city is full of history. However, many of the historical buildings are very poorly maintained, moldy, and run-down. The management of the municipality has a lot of room for improvement.
Food in restaurants we visited was mediocre at best.
On the other hand, fresh produce found in the shops is first-rate.
vhedrih
Serbia
Scored 10
10
Siracusa has a wonderful mix of historical interests, great...
Siracusa has a wonderful mix of historical interests, great markets and fabulous restaurants. Coupled with a stunning seaside location you can’t go wrong visiting. The people are warm amd welcoming and we can’t wait to return.
Cam
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
Siracusa didn’t meet our expectations.
Siracusa didn’t meet our expectations. The area is in need of updating. Lots of run down buildings and so much rubbish dumped on roads and pavements. Empty plastic cartons and bottles everywhere. Restaurants were good. But the area is in need of a good clean up. Taxis were very expensive and charges were different daily
Joanne
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Interesting historical sites.However la tomba di Archimede,I...
Interesting historical sites.However la tomba di Archimede,I was told, was closed.Nothing was said as to its possible viewabiluity from the outside.A lot of traffic at the piazza near the LOL hostel.One has a general impression that the city is not overly keen to impress visitors,though it could be worse...
Peter
Canada
Scored 8.0
8.0
There is two parts to Siracusa, Siracusa itself and Ortigia.
There is two parts to Siracusa, Siracusa itself and Ortigia. Both parts have culture and archeology to be amazed by. Ultimately Siracusa is the normal working part, whereas Ortigia is very picturesque from start to finish. Just give yourself time to wander around and drink it all in. Don't forget to do the boat trip around the island with a guide and a dive off the boat. Superb!
Paul
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Siracusa was a last minute discussion for us and we were...
Siracusa was a last minute discussion for us and we were pleasantly surprised, would recommend it to others, lots of culture and bars, restaurants and narrow streets to explore. It come to life at night when the heat drops.
Maison Ortigia is located at a very good place, in the center of Ortigia. We loved our balcony where we always spent 2-3 hours a day, the room was super clean, the breakfast was great. Our favourite city beach was Spaggia Diana nel Fonte which is just 4 minutes walk from Maison Ortigia, beautiful clear water, with various fishes. Don't miss the opportunity to go to Flamingo Beach at Fontane Bianche, food is great, and the sea is fantastic, truly one of our best days we spent in Sicily. Big thank you to the friendly and helpful staff!
The host was exceptionally helpful. We were at the close of 3 weeks in Sicily and a bit tired. His aid with location a driver, finding restaurants and local spots of interest, and clarifying any questions we had about the room made our stay easy and fun as we explored Ortigia, a beautiful small island with some of the major historic sites in Siracusa. If you want the ambiance of a valued traveler being hosted in an authentic Siracusa home, this accommodation is for you!
Alberto is an amazing host one that you can only wish for in your dreams. He greeted us, showed us around in his charming B&B but moreover gave us invaluable recommendations about what to visit and where to eat in Ortigia. Thanks to him our stay in Syracuse/ Oritigia was one of the best city visits in all over Sicily with unforgettable memories. The room is wonderful and the breakfast served on the terrace is just simply awesome!
We had a lovely stay in this B&B. The hosts Sandra & Piero are people with a heart of gold that have one goal: make you feel comfortable and give you an unforgetable stay in Siracusa. The room was great, the view amazing and the breakfast fantastic! On top of that, the B&B is very well located at a 5 min walk to the historic city center of Ortigia. Definitely a place we will recommend to anybody going to Sicily & Siracusa!
Paola was welcoming us with a cooled bottle of water and the best tips on where to eat in Ortigia. The room we booked was great, shabby-chic with lots of trinkets, making it feel quite unique. Especially the shower had a very cool look and great water pressure. It also has a nice breakfast place and the probably Sicily's greatest granita shop right next door.
Robin W.
Germany
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