We arrived without a booking on a Sunday morning very late in the season. The desk staff were unfazed and allowed us to have the room immediately. It was a one bedroom apartment with a very clean modern bathroom, four-poster bed, sitting room with couch , kitchenette and television. Both rooms had french doors and juliet balconies. There was free... More

We stayed here 2 nights and were really thrilled with the charming apartments. We stayed in 002 and had a dining area, kitchenette, and another room with sofas and TV on the ground floor. Metal winding stairs led to two bedrooms upstairs. One with a double bed and the other room with 2 twins. Between the two was a little... More

Not really a hotel by normal standards, this is really three palazzo's converted into a residencia by the “Marchesa” Amalia Daniele". Wonderfully eccentric rooms with usually some kind of terrace attached. No restaurant, but a breakfast buffet in the morning. Be sure to schedule a visit to the Jewish Baths discovered in 1989 below the hotel. Not much to look... More

Grate place but they dont know to take care of it not enough staff my room was dirty , the shower was hardly working bulding was so nice , to bad for the problems i wish i could go back but facilities stops me they say they have internet and you don't get it but only in the entrance of... More

My wife and I stayed here for 5 days in late September. We found it on our second day in Siracusa. We had been at another more expensive hotel but when we saw Giudecca we checked out of the other hotel and moved into Giudecca. We had room #12 with our own entryway, Mediteranean view from the living room window... More

Apartment hotel. We had bedroom, bath, outdoor deck, and living room/ kitchen/dining area. Good mattress and linen. Our suite was in the annex, off the street and down an alley, through a secure gate. Charming. Standard Sicilian breakfast. More

Location is fine. Rooms vary in desirability and no way of knowing ahead of time what you will get. We found most of the staff sullen, begrudging, resentful and usually not helpful with the exception of the breakfast waitress. On arrival we were given a room with beds set up as a double (twin beds with common sheet and blankets)... More

The building and rooms were fine; the breakfast waitress was marvellous; the location is grand. But the desk staff were mostly uninvolved teenagers and the tour of the miqwe was a ripoff. 5 euro for hotel guests to hear a teenager say 3 sentences. This is probably the oldest miqwe in Europe and the hotel owners can't do a little... More

The building is beautiful, stylishly restored. The apartment was large and on first glance, attractive. The staff were pleasant enough when we arrived, but once we started asking for improvements, their tone changed to rude and sullen. To give them their due, they did try to correct the problems, even though they were thoroughly unpleasant about it. The problems: bedding... More