Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Politeama, Palermo

"Nice place to stay Only the Breackfast is poor :( "

"Marco is the friendliest and amusing host. He gave us a warm welcome and lots of good advice re our short visit to Palermo. The hotel is in a great location, was good value and served a very nice breakfast. A good experience all round and would definitely recommend this hotel as very convenient for getting around Palermo."

"Clean, boutique property, with a very friendly and helpful staff. Small room, but very comfortable."

"The location of this hotel was excellent. It felt very authentically Italian. The staff were very friendly. We enjoyed the breakfasts as the staff made us an unlimited supply of coffees. The breakfast room appeared to be a meeting place for locals too so it had a nice atmosphere."

"Front desk staff were very nice and helpful during our stay. "

"We appreciate how quickly the staff reaponded. It was nice to have a breakfast provided. The furniture has pretty motifs. The bed was hard and the shower was tiny and narrow. The AC took some time to build up to a comfortable temperature. "

"Our room at B&B Cubbaita was very nice, clean and centrally located. The lift is fun! The office isn't always staffed, but the manager was there to meet us at our time of arrival. Several restaurants/cafes/bars within short walking distance."

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"This B&B is an apartment in a 6- or 8-story building. When you book a room, you are booking a bedroom within this apartment. We had a room with a bathroom in the room but I don't think all have that. The room is very small and there is not a lot of storage solutions so we didn't have enough space to unpack both of our suitcases. The bathroom is also tiny, you can definitely see through the opaque door, and the water temperature during the shower varied. We had a balcony that overlooked the...

"To start with the positives: I found all the staff friendly and helpful, and the rooms, bedding, towels were all clean. The hotel is in a good location, close to via Roma and a few minutes walk from Teatro Massimo. On the other hand, first impressions are not good: the hotel is entered through a run-down arcade, into a threadbare reception. The only access to the rooms (all on the first floor) is via an ancient, small, slow lift, with buttons that have to be repeatedly pressed, and which...