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"Every thing is perfect "

"Unique place.. very walkable to museums."

"Beautiful building and we were lucky enough to get a room with a terrace which was amazing. Breakfast was good, staff attentive in all dealings."

"Great location and staff. Food excellent at La Terasse and at breakfast."

"It is a beautiful hotel and I loved seeing the nuns in the morning and evening. They were very nice and made me feel so welcome!"

"Domus Mariae Albergó is a gem overlooking the sea in Ortigia. Our room had a balcony that overlooked the sea and the sounds and salt breeze were delightful. The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was at sister inn across the street Staff were very helpful. Location was close to sea wall but not far - a few minutes walk- from restaurants and shopping. "

"Within easy walking distance to train station, historical ruins across the road and ortigia old town 15 minutes walk very quiet hotel and very helpful front desk staff "

"The Carportigia has a great Location. The rooms are a good size with a big bathroom. The staff is kind and eager to help. The beds are comfortable. Highly recommend. "

"The good: The staff is EXTREMELY helpful! They communicated very clearly through Expedia how parking worked, and that we needed a reservation with a garage 100m away. We also needed to register our car license plate with the city, as the hotel is in a controlled traffic area. The hotel managed the city registration and parking registration for us! Also, directions to the parking garage were perfect. Parking and driving in Ortigia can be challenging, but it's not nearly as difficult as in central Palermo, for example. The property is an older hotel with "classical" decor, but it's in really good shape. It's very close to the water in the Ortigia area of Syracusa, which is an historic, walkable area. Everything was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was good and equivalent in style to other hotels in Sicily. The bad: Not really bad, but weird? The staff brought up an oscillating fan with a misting feature to help cool the room. It seemed the hotel (and room) had central air, but I guess they don't turn on central air in April? Maybe they wait until summer. Anyway, the room got hot during the day, even with the fan, but we opened the windows at night and let the cool air in. Also, we asked for restaurant recommendations nearby, and it seems the staff doesn't eat out nearby that much. They did point us to one street and marked a few spots on a map, but couldn't remember the names. We did find an excellent restaurant (Scuola Alimentare) and wine bar (Evoe)."