Family friendly Hotels in Mistretta, Sicily

"Lovely hotel in a good location near to the beach, train station and old town. The staff were really helpful. Our large room was clean with good air conditioning. I would definitely stay at this hotel again. "

"Beautiful experience from the moment we stepped foot on the property. Grounds were gorgeous and well kept. Pool area was beautiful. Staff was very accommodating and helpful. Our kids had the best time and it was overall very relaxing. Rooms were very large in comparison to other hotels in Italy. We will be back. "

"Lovely property. Great staff. Convenient options for meals"

"This was a beautiful resort with a comfortable bed and amazing view of sea. Limited dining options other than on property unless you have transportation "

"Beautiful balcony and nice rooms with AC. Rocky but beautiful beach - bring water shoes. Longer walk to Cefalu when very hot, but nice location on the east side of the town. Great breakfast! "

"Superb location and very nice staff"

"Amazing views and a quick easy 10-15 minute walk from the town"

"The room was extremely hot when we arrived, and we turned the air conditioning on to cool it down. We then left for town and upon our return, we were shocked and dismayed to discover that someone had come into our room and turned off the air conditioning. The room was unbearably hot and the air conditioning unit could not cool down the room fast enough for us to get a good night of rest. We checked out the next morning, frustrated and exhausted. In addition, there were no facial tissues, the furniture was uncomfortable, the floor was uneven and dangerous when getting out of bed, there were no toiletries in the shower, slow internet, and no full-sized refrigerator/freezer as is misrepresented in the property details. Also, the room was a loft with low, sloped ceilings where it was easy to bump your head. The property description should also disclose that the road to the property changes into very bumpy gravel road prior to getting to the property which adds to the confusion on how to get there."