Palermo Coast Inns

A coastal village with colorful boats docked along the shore, a rocky hillside, and traditional buildings.

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A stone building with arched doorways, surrounded by a well-manicured lawn, palm trees, and a mountainous backdrop.

1. Al Balhara Resort & Welleness Spa

Monreale

Michele

P11,554 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

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Top Palermo Coast Hotel Reviews

Kunesias

10/10 Excellent

"This place was absolutely immaculate, clean. Food was wonderful. Staff was very friendly, very helpful, and the room in the place was very comfortable. Highly recommend."

Domina Zagarella Sicily

8/10 Good

"Thanks to Expedia we had great deal for a 2 night stay in the villas away from the main hotel on the seafront overlooking the beautiful bay. Unfortunately the villa my sister was allocated was poky and completely in the shade under a big tree but the friendly helpful Reception staff were able to relocate her 1 villa away from mine. However, we were very disappointed with Breakfast facilities. Given the excellent position of the hotel, we would have expected to have an option to eat outside or at least with a good view but there were no windows. When we arrived for breakfast at 8am, most of the food had been taken by the big coach parties. Almost no fresh fruit and even the tinned fruit was not replaced. The fruit juice was heavily watered down & revolting. It was almost impossible to find spoons & teaspoons. The staff were very unhelpful & some of them quite rude. However, the scrambled eggs were very good & freshly replaced. You do need a taxi (don’t use Rosario he may be friendly but totally ripped us off in his battered old van!) or car to get to the little port where the cafes & restaurants are."

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