Avola Hotel Guide - Garibaldi Theater hotels in Avola, Italy.

"The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. They offered recommendations for the area as well as nearby towns to visit. Many of the staff spoke English very well and the others understood our broken Italian well when we attempted to practice our Italian. My wife has celiac disease and they catered to her gluten free diet for breakfast. We stayed there during her birthday and they presented her with a gluten free walnut and chocolate cake they made themselves and sang happy birthday to her. You can go to the dining area and order some freshly made eggs, bacon and coffee. They also had a selection of fruits, bakery items, meats and cheese, yogurt and beverages available for breakfast. The rooms were very clean and the bed was comfortable. We were much more well rested here. We did not get to try out the pool or spa areas, as we went exploring the area, but the pool was well maintained. If you decide to visit another town and chill at a beach, they offer towels. We also had some laundry dropped off and it was cleaned and neatly folded by the next day. There was free WiFi and a unit for heating or cooling the rooms. We were happy with our stay and would highly recommend this place to any friends or/or family members! Would 10/10 stay here again if we came back to this area. "

"There was a big party the first night and hard to sleep. But the hotel is nice and clean "

"Very nice, spacious rooms with exceptional beds. Great wifi too. Overall, this is a great place but it does need more soundproofing. All the voices downstairs echoed up into our room, including the host’s voice and the ringing of the office phone, which were near constant the first several hours we were there. At night too, we heard other guests in the hallway. Otherwise though, it was a great spot"

"My wife and I booked this B&B for our honeymoon, the price and the rooms are very good quality. We enjoyed staying here, the owner is very friendly and helped me out with a few things. He doesn’t live in the building but his mother does and she was great. She gave my wife and I some beach towels because we forgot ours at home in the U.S. I’m not 100% sure who the older woman is that cooks the breakfast every morning but it is to die for, she makes all sorts of foods for the guests in the mornings which are delicious. They arrange tables in coordination with the guests staying there. One thing that kinda bothered my wife was you cannot eat inside the rooms, we aren’t sure if that’s just a Sicilian B&B thing. Everyone that runs the B&B together, you guys are doing an awesome job making this place very pleasant place to stay, all are very kind and have great hospitality! Avola in general has a genuine Sicilian culture so i recommend anyone that wants to see what real Sicilians are like stay here its worth it, you’ll see the difference between the touristy bigger cities and appreciate the little peaceful town of Avola even more. The beach is very close and the food at every restaurant we ate in the area was very good. Just make sure you practice your Sicilian or download a good translator app because the language is much different then Italian! Syracusa, Taormina, and Mt Etna are a max hour and a half drive. "