Palladium hotels in Caltanissetta - Enna, Sicily

"Hotel was in a beautiful setting on a cliff overlooking the Ionian Sea. Room was spacious and comfortable. Plenty of patio space with sun beds by the large saltwater pool and attractive pool bar with extensive bar menu. Food was good. Staff were wonderful. Parking was gated and free - we were lucky to secure a spot as it was off season and one could not reserve in advance. Only criticism was that the hotel was a sprawling design and easy to get lost, and decor a bit dated."

"Rooms were kept really clean, right on the Main Street, staff were very helpful and super fair price, thank you guys"

"It was very nice place to stay"

"The property and its views were amazing. Transportation getting to the resort from the airport was expensive. Expedia organized our flight from Toronto to Sicily requiring a ferry to cross then organize a shuttle at the harbour to the resort. This would have added hours and substantial cost to get to the resort. We reorganized so we flew from Toronto to Rome then Rome to Palermo reserving a shuttle at our expense to get to the resort."

"Staff was very courteous and helpful"

"This is a great option for a mid range hotel conveniently located for touring in Rome. Al the amenities were wonderful as was the staff. It is near the subway and in a quiet neighborhood it has an excellent breakfast and a full dinning room. I will recommend to all my friends. "

"The view of course is spectacular. The pool was just the right temperature, so clean and the staff very attentive and friendly. The room was sparkling clean and stocked with more than anything we needed. The location could not be better if you wish to visit the Valley of the Temples and the Archeological museum. We enjoyed excellent massages at the Spa and abundant breakfasts. The group dinner in the herb garden was fun and a wonderful taste of so many Sicilian dishes. The gift of wine Nero Diavolo was delicious, dry but flavorful. "

"Was perfect for our 3 day stay "

"Excellent i will be back again "