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Which hotel to choose in Palermo? Our selection of Best Western hotels

The capital of Sicily, Palermo is a city of a thousand faces. With its historic heritage, Mediterranean atmosphere and Italian art of living, it wins over every traveller. To make the most of your stay, choosing the right hotel is essential. Best Western offers a selection of hotels combining comfort, ideal location and quality service. Whether you are travelling as a couple, with family or on business, you will find the hotel in Palermo that meets your expectations.

Casena Dei Colli, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western, near the port

Set in a former manor house with typically Sicilian charm, the Casena Dei Colli offers a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for those wishing to relax after a busy day. Located near the port and the city's lush gardens, this hotel is perfect for combining relaxation and discovery.

You can enjoy a hearty breakfast in a green setting before setting off to explore Palermo. The rooms are elegant and comfortable, with everything you need: Wi-Fi, minibar and air conditioning.

Best Western Hotel Principe di Lampedusa, right in the heart of Palermo

To experience Palermo in all its authenticity, this hotel is a strategic choice. Located right in the historic centre, a stone's throw from the main monuments, it lets you reach Palermo's wonders on foot.

The service is impeccable, the rooms are carefully decorated and the staff are very attentive. It's the ideal place for a romantic stay or a weekend for two. From the terrace, the panoramic view over the city offers a unique setting for your moments of relaxation. A rare asset in the centre of Palermo.

Best Western Ai Cavalieri Hotel, in the heart of the business district

If you are on a business trip, the Best Western Ai Cavalieri Hotel is a first-class solution. Located in Palermo's business district, close to the station and institutions, it offers all the comfort business travellers need: meeting room, high-speed Wi-Fi and an attentive concierge service.

But that's not all. This hotel is also perfect for families thanks to its spacious rooms and cosy atmosphere. The elegance of the building, the generous breakfast and the quality of the service make it an unmissable address.

What to do during a stay in Palermo?

Discover the cathedral

Palermo Cathedral is one of the city's jewels. Majestic and richly decorated, it reflects the complex history of Sicily. A blend of Arab, Norman and Baroque influences, it stands out as much for its exterior architecture as for its interior treasures.

During your visit, don't miss the royal tombs, the crypt and the panoramic view from the roof. This visit will immerse you in the heart of Sicily's religious and cultural heritage.

Visit the Norman Palace

Another must-see, the Norman Palace is one of the oldest in Europe. Today it houses the seat of the Sicilian parliament. The famous Palatine Chapel, adorned with gold mosaics, is a true masterpiece of Byzantine art.

You will be amazed by the finesse of the details and the richness of the colours. A visit combining history, culture and wonder in one of the city's iconic places.

Explore the magnificent Quattro Canti square

Considered the Baroque heart of Palermo, the Quattro Canti square is an essential landmark. At the intersection of two main streets, it is surrounded by sculpted façades representing the seasons and the Spanish kings of Sicily.

This unique place, both theatrical and harmonious, is perfect for a photo stop or a stroll between visits. Its lively atmosphere and historic charm will win you over.

Which districts to stay in Palermo?

Choosing the right district is essential for a successful stay. The historic centre is ideal for those who want to explore the city on foot and enjoy the lively alleys, markets and monuments.

Mondello, with its beach and seaside atmosphere, will suit travellers looking for sun and swimming.

The business district, quieter, is perfect for business trips.

Finally, the hills around Palermo offer a more natural setting, often popular for family or long stays. Each district has its own character, but all allow authentic immersion in the Sicilian soul.

How to get to Palermo?

Palermo is easily accessible from France. Falcone-Borsellino airport welcomes many direct flights, making arrival on the island easy. From the airport, you can reach the centre by car, shuttle or taxi.

For those who prefer the train, Palermo central station is well served from other Sicilian cities such as Catania or Messina. Once there, you can explore the city on foot, by bus or even by bike.

Hiring a car can be useful if you want to visit the surrounding area or discover more remote beaches. Whatever your way of travelling, Palermo welcomes you with its mild climate, its generous cuisine and its unique sense of hospitality.