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HOTEL BAIA DELLE SIRENE - Taormina Hotels
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£80
This hotel is rated 3 stars out of 5

Area: Taormina, Taormina, Show Map

Situated near the beach in Taormina, this romantic hotel is close to Spisone Beach, Lido Mazzarò, and Giardini … More

Pricing for stays between 01 Jun - 04 Jun, 2012

AKNL from Salzburg, Austria said:
"Hotel with amazing garden and a nice restaurant where we enjoyed dinner and breakfas... " More hotel reviews

Hotel Palladio - Taormina Hotels
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£42
This hotel is rated 3 stars out of 5

Area: Taormina, Giardini-Naxos Show Map

Situated on a stretch of beach in Giardini-Naxos, Hotel Palladio is within easy reach of Giardini Beach, Greek … More

Pricing for stays between 05 Jun - 08 Jun, 2012

A traveller from Geneva, Switzerland said:
"Great location, friendly staff, excellent hotel restaurant." More hotel reviews

Hotel Solemar - Taormina Hotels
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£47
This hotel is rated 3 stars out of 5

Area: Taormina, Sant'Alessio Siculo Show Map

Situated on a private stretch of beach, Hotel Solemar is in Sant'Alessio Siculo, within the vicinity of Letojanni … More

Pricing for stays between 01 Jun - 04 Jun, 2012

Chris from UK said:
"Although we were very comfortable here & the staff excellent, the hotel needs some T... " More hotel reviews

Hotel Albatros - Taormina Hotels
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This hotel is rated 3 stars out of 5

Area: Taormina, Letojanni Show Map

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3 star Taormina, Messina Beach Hotel Hotels

A balcony setting on Mount Tauro with a sweeping view of Sicily’s coastline and Mount Etna gives Taormina its lasting appeal. It is Sicily’s only truly international resort, much-favoured by celebrities. The old quarter’s steep, narrow alleys are filled with window boxes and painted pottery, and best explored on foot. Main sights are the classical remains and Renaissance palaces. The Greco-Roman theatre is still used for concerts and festivals.