Syracuse Hotel Guide - Lido Cala Zaffiro hotels in Syracuse, Italy.

"Great location. Great service. Enjoy Ortigia!"

"room was very clean and renovated and breakfast was delicious. the hotel is very secluded and only accessible with a vehicle and About 30 minutes from the main town. "

"The room was clean and roomy and the breakfast had a lot of choices, but what impressed me the most was the service especially when I called the hotel when my rental car broke down two hours away and they arranged for a car to pick me up. That is service above and beyond. "

"This was such a wonderful stay! Spotless beautiful property with friendly staff and delicious breakfast!!! Very impressed!"

"Amazing host that met up at check in and had a welcome pack ready for us including everything we needed for our first 24h. He was also very helpful advising on restaurants and other interesting points of interest. This place is fantastic if you want total relaxation. Quiet and peaceful but you need a car to get there and to where you want to go. Highly recommended!! We will definitely come back."

"Warm, lovely "

"The house was so comfortable and the host treated us like family. The host will cook delicious meals for a small amount of euros. It was such a pleasure to stay at Villa Casa Vacanza. We can’t wait until our return next year. "

"A group of 12 of us stayed a long weekend. The place was amazing and we all had plenty of space. The pool, kitchen and barbaque were excellent and we really enjoyed our stay. Salvos was an amazing host, very responsive and helped with recomendations as well as helping coordinate taxis for our large group. Recomend very highly!"

"This property is wonderful.. it's out in the country. Probably 20 miles from Saracusa, And that is what the issue is: If you drive to the property, no problem at all. But if you take a taxi, be prepared to exist on only the breakfast that they offer. The breakfast is wonderful, no hot food, but everything else you could ask for in a bed and breakfast-tyoe breakfast. But there is no lunch or dinner available. So if you take a taxi you're going to have to be very imaginative about how to eat for the rest of the day. Even if you drive, you're looking at a significant drive into town to find a normal restaurant or bar. There are small markets near the facility, but they also require a car to reach them. I was completely amazed by the staff, however. They helped me every single moment of my stay, including how to secure pizzas on a couple nights to prevent myself from starving!"