Beach Hotels in Ficarazzi, Sicily

"The staff actively went out of the way to make our stay pleasent. Best stay ever anywhere "

"Nice place "

"The Grand Hotel Wagner is a lovely hotel with a history. The location of the hotel was perfect for all of our exploring and close to restaurants and cafes. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the size and comfort of our room. The breakfast was the best we’ve had so far in Italy! "

"Breakfast was fabulous. Location is great. Rooms are large. Staff is so nice and helpful. Having a gym is added bonus. We will definitely come back!"

"Beautiful property in the heart of the city. Easily walkable to many attractions. Clean, modern rooms with very friendly staff."

"Grand old hotel. Suited the Palermo vibe !"

"Great hotel, lovely staff, clean room, great location, would stay again. Spa was pretty expensive so didn’t book (example €35 for an hour in the jacuzzi 😳)"

"The room was spotless and the maid service impeccable. The restaurant serves were excellent and friendly. "

"We arrived to locked doors (for security) and when we were greeted she told us she wasn’t expecting anyone to check in. I showed our reservation and she apologized. We were given a different room than we booked, which had an upstairs, which is where the bathroom was, but not the bedroom. I specifically avoided booking this room type. I was then told our original room was not available and we would have to pay more to get another room type. Finally the settled and gave us the room on one floor. Our interactions with the staff were neither positive or negative, but neutral. It seemed we were a bother when we would engage. I didn’t like having to rattle the door every time we tried to come in. The location is good, not far from the market, and not far from the 4 corners. With the days being shorter in January, it was a bit uncomfortable waking some of the side streets in the dark. If I was to return to Palermo, I would consider staying here again, bit my preference would be to stay on one of the busy main streets, with the short dark days. Maybe longer sunny days would have felt different. "