Ideally situated in the centre of Trapani, ZIBIBBO SUITES & ROOMS - Aparthotel in Centro Storico a Trapani features air-conditioned rooms, a terrace, free WiFi and a restaurant.
Aurelijus
Abkhazia
The apartment was very clean and cozy, and it was perfect for our last night in Italy. The best part was a beautiful balcony where we enjoyed our dinner and the amazing atmosphere.
Thank you for the wonderful stay!
BADIA NUOVA Apart Hotel is located in the historic centre of Trapani in the pedestrian area, 50 metres from the beach and 300 metres from the ferries to the Aegadian Islands.
Tiago
Portugal
The location is perfect right in the middle of Trapani. You can use it as a center for day trips while at night you are right in the center.
Staff is very friendly and rooms are spacious and clean. Simple but nice decor.
Hotel Vittoria has a great position in Trapani centre, just 50 metres from the beach and 10 minutes' walk from the old town. Free Wi-Fi is provided.
Tim
United Kingdom
We arrived at 7pm after booking 5 minutes earlier. The staff were so friendly and spoke excellent english.
We were shown to our room which was upgraded to a junior suite which made our holiday,the room was so nice.
This gesture was so nice we immediately booked another night.We weren't able to stay in the same room but a similar room which was equally spacious with a lovely double size bath and double shower.
We are so grateful to the lovely ladies front of house.
Completely refurbished in 2011, B&B HOTEL Trapani Crystal offers spacious air-conditioned rooms in Trapani's historic centre, 5 minutes' walk from the beach and from the harbour with its ferry links...
Set right on the seafront in Trapani, Baia dei Mulini Resort & Spa offers a swimming pool and a private beach area equipped with sun loungers and parasols.
Laura
United Kingdom
very big hotel with nice pool and private access to a lovely beach. Safe free parking
The Tiziano is a modern, 4-star hotel located opposite Trapani's port, near the departure point for ferries to the Egadi Islands. It offers free Wi-Fi and parking.
Just a 5-minute walk from the Sanita Ovest Quay, Albergo Maccotta is located in Trapani’s historic centre. It offers free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms with a TV and private bathroom.
Hadar
United Kingdom
Amazing location - very easy to get to from the airport (there’s a bus to the city centre). Close to the beach, ferries, restaurants…
Staff are all very friendly and lovely.
Just a 5-minute walk from the Sanita Ovest Quay, Albergo Maccotta is located in Trapani’s historic centre. It offers free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms with a TV and private bathroom.
Gret location, clean and very good value for money
Hotel Trapani In offers modern air-conditioned rooms in the historical centre of Trapani and opposite the pier where ferries to the Tremiti Islands leave.
Great bathroom, comfortable bed and great location
The Tiziano is a modern, 4-star hotel located opposite Trapani's port, near the departure point for ferries to the Egadi Islands. It offers free Wi-Fi and parking.
Ottima colazione, personale gentile e professionale!
Set in Trapani and within 2.1 km of Torre di Ligny, Historico Loft & Rooms Palazzo Adragna XIX has a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Very friendly employee. Everything was very nice and clean.
Only 100 metres from the port, San Domenico Residence by BADIA NUOVA is in the heart of Trapani's historic centre. It offers elegant, self-catering apartments, with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi.
well located. close to the old city and great restaurants
Kite-shaped Trapani makes an impressive sight from lofty Mount Erice, connected to the peninsula below by cable car. On a clear day, the mountain also offers views of Tunisia - one destination of ferries from Trapani Port, alongside Cagliari, Pantelleria and the offshore Egadi Islands.
Overlooking the port is the old town, where arched doorways on narrow streets open onto many cheap apartments and B&Bs on Booking.com. Shabby chic façades sit alongside historic churches, such as understated Trapani Cathedral, somewhat lost amid elegant Corso Vittorio Emanuele, where pavement cafes sit in front of pastel-coloured buildings and metal balconies.
At the tip of the peninsula is the fortress-like Tower of Ligny lighthouse, now housing the Prehistory and Sea Museum. The Colombaia Castle protects the port from an island to the south, while in the other direction the sweeping coastline passes some beachfront hotels with swimming pools.
Villa Margherita Park offers shade from the Mediterranean sun, and Triton’s Fountain graces a neighbouring square. The simple façade of the Basilica of Maria Santissima Annunziata hides the treasures within, including a statue of the Madonna of Trapani which is at the heart of the Easter ‘Misteri’ celebrations.
Between the city and Trapani-Birgi Airport, historic windmills sit beside salt pans. The Salt Museum provides details of this major industry.
The beach directly around the town of Trapani, ok , water...
The beach directly around the town of Trapani, ok , water warm small beach which is rocky sandy beach. The 8 hour egadi island excursion I took with Get your Guide, however was the best out of 8 beach/ boat excursions I took . Take any tour that offers Favignana and levanzo( an island 1 hour free time stop ). The Aegadian islands are the prettiest offerings Tripani has . I walked around town late at night (11:00) and found a fun music thing happening at a plaza. It’s a good city to take excursions from.
laura
United States
Scored 10
10
Beautiful beaches for swimming.
Beautiful beaches for swimming. Great to be amongst Italians vacationing. Street food and other options for dinner. Supermarkets to sort yourself out. Lots of nearby and good drive places. We stayed 6 nights but could have done more.
We walked everywhere.
Erice was so busy and touristy that we didn’t really get much out of it.
Went to Grotta Mangiapane - do that!!
Big drive to a Therme which was cool.
Day trip to Favignana where we hired electric bikes. Don’t go to the first stand - we only paid €25 for the day and they were charging €40! Also - be smart and ask for a helmet. Don’t ride in the slippery inner town roads - I fell three times (yes I’m clumsy).
Angela
Australia
Scored 10
10
We had only visited Trapani briefly on a day trip from...
We had only visited Trapani briefly on a day trip from Palermo but liked it sufficiently to decide to spend a few days here and use it as a base for western Sicily. Could have stayed longer - there is a lot to do in the surrounding area, though a car is needed. Trapani itself was far livelier than we expected (we previously came in 2020) - several central streets with restaurants and nightlife and lots of buzz. Some great restaurants closer to the port as well, especially those majoring on couscous. We particularly enjoyed Ai Lumi (amazing savoury cheesecake!) and La Cantina in the old Giudecca district. Trapani is an excellent base for exploring west Sicily which is very north African in flavour and outside Trapani and the small islands, a lot less busy and touristy than other areas. We visited Marsala and Mazzero de Valle, both very interesting, as well as Segeste and Erice (stunning), the island of Mozzia (really interesting), and the largest of the Egadi Islands, Favignana (don't miss the amazing Impossible Garden, landscaped in old quarries)
Caroline
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Trapani is a beautiful town, great architecture, people are...
Trapani is a beautiful town, great architecture, people are friendly, there is breeze throughout the day, didn’t feel the heat even though was 33 degrees Celsius.
Restaurants served great food, at a good price.
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
Trapani is usually circumvented by tourists.
Trapani is usually circumvented by tourists. It is a pity because the old town is nice, the Egadi islands sea is so clean with a lot of variety of blue. Local cuisine is fantastic, some of the gelaterias are on the list of best icecreams in my life.
Aleksandar
Serbia
Scored 8.0
8.0
If you are taking the ferry to Favignana this is a good spot...
If you are taking the ferry to Favignana this is a good spot.
Only had one meal here. It was at Osteria il Moro which was fabulous with a great staff. The seafood, especially cuttlefish, was out of this world.
There were eight of us so we selected a la carte rather than the incredibly interesting tasting menus. If you are a foodie, do check the menus on their website.
The wine list was extensive with the most famous wineries in Italy as well as new, little-known, up-and-coming wineries. Bottle prices were close to retail from 22Euros to 500Euros.
This certainly deserves its Michelin rating and more.
The welcome began before we arrived with suggestions of places to visit. On arrival, the welcome just got better! Agostino, Alessandro and the staff were very hospitable and willing to help with any questions we had about our visit to Trapani and Sicily in general. The grounds and house are an oasis of peace with a very interesting history. Lots of fruit piled up on a plate in our room when we arrived. Breakfast was lovely!
The property was very beautifully renovated. The rooms were big and bright. The breakfast was exceptional including various options of Sicilian delicacies. The staff was extremely helpful and polite. There is also free parking on the side street, which is a massive bonus as in most places in Sicily if you stay in the historical centre you have to pay to park.
The hosts were lovely people and very courteous. Nothing was too much trouble for them. The breakfast they served each morning was the best we've had in Sicily. Huge spread. The room was clean and spacious, overlooking the small courtyard below. Location in the town was very good, close to all the restaurants and main sights.
The hotel is recently renovated in a very large old building. Our room was very generous with an excellent bathroom off it.
Breakfast was one of the best we had during our week's trip to Western Sicily. The location was perfect for wandering in the old part of the city. A very large public car park is nearby.
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