We arrived very late and disoriented having driven from Palermo, getting very lost on the local roads, but our host was waiting for us and led us on his scooter by moonlight round the magical island of Ortigia (think Dubrovnik with a Sicilian twist), through lovely winding streets and finally through a large wooden doorway to a courtyard, which our... More

We stayed in "limone" apartment. Lovely big room. Steep steps up to a lovely private balcony up on roof of apartment which had table & chairs. Check in for apartment is at Not'art boutique hotel about 10-15 minute walk from apartment. We arrived by train and the member of staff (really sorry forgot his name - he was very helpful... More

Lovely big room, comfortable bed, hard pillows, very dirty floor rug (we rolled this up, and hid the funny furry cushions) noisy air-con due to power fluctuations, big roof terrace but with steepish steps to get there, comfortable dining chairs and good parasol and two sun chairs; we preferred it to the more expensive hotel we stayed at in Taormina!

Stayed in the Limone suite at the Not'Art aparthotel in March 2012. It is a huge room with self catering facilities. The decor was ok but there were some awful dirty looking cushions on the bed that that we had to move. The private terrace for the Limone suite is actually on the roof - up quite a lot of... More

Ortygia is a must for visitors to SIcily, and Not'Art is a delightful boutique hotel on the city edge of the island. Easy to get to from the train or bus station, close to the wharves, and ideal for walking through the narrow old city of Syracusa, the owners of Not'Art have created a stylish experience in a 2700 year... More

Hello travelers ......... what a treat.... magnificent location friendly staff......clean and beautiful rooms........ cheers to your success .....Marcello and Gloria for sure we will be back