Ortygia hotel rooms a the Accor Hotels

"We rented two rooms. The staff were wonderful and very helpful! The location was excellent with great views of the sea and convenient walking distance to cafes and restaurants. We would have really liked to have a coffee maker in the room. We were not interested in the full breakfast, but would have liked to have coffee in our rooms without getting fully dressed, leaving the building and visiting the hotel's other building across the street just to have a cup of coffee. Also, the showers are really awkward to get in and out of because of the accordion glass doors. In one of our rooms, the drain must have been clogged, because the water filled up in the bottom of the shower and almost overflowed before the user was finished using the shower."

"This B&B is in a very central part of Ortygia. The staff were super helpful and it it very much felt like a family run business. There gave us a lot of attention, and the room had everything we needed. Breakfast was simple but good. "

"This is a fabulous perfect hotel in a great location. The only fault I could find was that we ran out of tissues on day 2 of a 3 night stay and they were not replaced. It should have been caught but I also didn’t make a specific request. They were SO helpful with the car and directions—not an easy thing in that location"

"1. The location is impossible to beat. Close to everything, with beautiful views of the bay. 2. The design of the hotel - both public spaces the rooms is wonderful. The best of modern and classic Italian design combined with technology. 3. The staff is outstanding. They really seem to enjoy being hosts."

"A wonderful hotel, beautiful building, great staff, comfortable rooms"

"Shower was very small and water leaks"

"great location"

"Beautiful hotel, room that I stayed in was small for two peopl."

"Although it was advertised as parking available, there was no parking available nearby. The nearest public parking was 1.8 km away. The room was on the basement, with the windows directly looking at the next building, so practically, the was no view and limited light. Not recommended."