★★★·Siracusa·8.0
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Casa Mia, a late‑19th‑century gem in Syracuse’s historic center, sits just a three‑minute walk from Ortigia Island. Its three apartments feature vaulted ceilings, Art Nouveau antiques, and en‑suite rooms with air conditioning. Guests enjoy fragrant breakfast rolls, tarts, and homemade jams in a courtyard setting. Nearby bus stops, the train station, and attractions like the Paolo Orsi Museum and Madonna delle Lacrime Basilica enhance its prime location.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location was good. The bedding was horrible—couldn’t sleep. The walls were dirty, the rooms were old, and there were mosquitoes. Some rooms, including ours, were above a very lively bar that stayed noisy until late.
Ekrem·2 weeks ago
The location was comfortable.
Nicoletta·2 weeks ago
The location was good, but the room was on the ground floor with no view. It smelled musty and damp, and the air conditioning was very loud. We left after the first night because the room was unsuitable and a bit grimy. It was disappointing; the building is old, but the smell in the room was awful and we couldn’t keep the windows open because they opened onto a yard.
Agnes·2 weeks ago
The staff were friendly, the breakfast was fine, and the service after check‑out for luggage was good. No negative comments.
Joost·2 weeks ago
The hotel is conveniently located between the train station and the old town, and it sits in an elegant building with nice period details inside. The room was quiet and the bed was comfortable. The lady at reception was very welcoming and helpful even in the pouring rain. Breakfast was poor—limited choices, basic quality, items ran out and weren’t restocked. The bathroom needed work: all chrome fittings were rusty, the tap was hard to turn, there was a broken fixture in the shower, and the shower head was too high to reach. The cleaning staff and breakfast staff were unfriendly and sometimes quite rude.
Pamela·2 weeks ago