Best Western hotels in San Giuseppe Jato, Sicily

"I liked the location, the service, the elegance. Also the breakfast and the tranquility of the rooftop restaurant."

"Room and bathroom are clean and spacious. Breakfast is good a lot of choices of bread and cold cuts. No hot food."

"Excellent property in the heart of Palermo. I stayed here only for 1 night but their room was nice - not very spacious, but good enough for a single occupant. I loved the central area inside the hotel that's partially open to the sky. Nice place to sit and relax. The internet connection is good. Breakfast was good and staff at breakfast were prompt and welcoming. Their reception staff was a bit underprepared and i felt thry should not have asked for my credit card especially if i had slready paid in advance. The girl at the front desk told me in a jocular vein, "This is just for security. What if you run away?". I didnt know whether to laugh it off or to be disappointed. Maybe i should have adjed her, "What if you guys didn't live up to my expectations?" Would you give me a refund! Some silly policies they have which unfortunately makes an otherwise good stay bittersweet."

"Excellent hotel. Wonderful staff. Perfect location. Very clean and current. "

"Excellent hotel with great views from roof top restaurant "

"The hotel is really “Grand” not just in name! From the moment we arrived with the porter helping , reception staff , breakfast staff and house staff smiling and offering to help it was exceptional. Our room had a balcony and was very quiet. Breakfast had so many options. The location is walkable to all the local sights. We enjoyed it so much! "

"The view from this hotel is incredible.The rooms were spacious and clean.The restaurants were so good and staff so helpful."

"This is a wonderful hotel. Staff is friendly and helpful. The food is superb! One of the most beautiful properties with lovely gardens and views of mountains and harbor"

"Everything about the property was amazing! The surrounding areas were not great at all. This isn’t the hotels fault but the city’s"