Beautiful place. Nicely designed. Location is awesome

I’d stayed here 8 yrs ago and it was a full-feature hotel. Today it’s a bit more like an AirBnb. Staff is seldom there and there’s no coffee or even rudimentary breakfast available. You’re kind of on your own mostly and as long as everything goes well that’s great. Maybe it’s a staffing issue. Puzzled at why there’re are little kitchens without ANY plates cups or spoons even.

fabulous location, beautiful big and atmospheric rooms, lovely views, great facilities (teamaking facilities, desk etc)

incredibly hard to find - they need to improve their instructions as we were one of several people staying there who got lost. and it took the BnB an hour to reply to me when I said we were lost. also: would be nice if they provided real cups rather than paper ones. finally:we and another group followed the host’s restaurant suggestion and it was not very good so maybe just do your own research, there are so many great places in ortigia, shouldn’t be hard

Beautiful property in a beautiful location. We had the suite with the rooftop terrace and it was a perfect place to rest up and enjoy the view between sightseeing expeditions.

The stairs could be a problem for those with mobility issues. And parking is a challenge if you are driving a car into Ortigia, but we had no problems stashing our rental car in a nearby garage for 20 euros a night. If you do drive in, it's within the ZTL and you give your license plate number to the staff and they can register with the police to cancel the ZTL fine.

the room was actually a two room suite. the location is very good for getting around Ortigia, but it is located right next to a popular church, so It can get a little loud. There was much excellent food withing feet of the front door and it is only a very short walk to the Duomo and the another main piazza.

There wasn't anything that I didn't like that was exceptional in any way for a visit to an Italian city. Most towns can be noisy and it seems to be a feature of the 6 hotels I stayed in on this trip that the beds are quite firm.

The location was perfect! We had a huge room on the top floor with a private patio, and it was wonderful to be able to go outside and watch the birds fly around at sunset and see the ocean across multiple sides of the island. The staff have great recommendations and we were close to everything.

The 3rd/4th floor walk up was a bit tiring after a few days, and the floors didn’t feel super clean. There was a kitchen in the room but no pots etc to use to cook. We were there for 4 nights so it would have been nice to use the kitchen. Not a huge deal though as there is obviously an abundance of wonderful restaurants right outside!

Our train had a problem so we arrived very late in the evening, well after our check-in time, but the management was very nice and sent us detailed instructions, including a video, on how to find and enter the hotel, and left the keys by the entrance for us. This made our arrival perfect, after an exhausting day. The staff also gave us a good restaurant recommendation the following day. The room was quite large, more like a mini-suite, with a separate room with sofa, table, and TV. This is hard to find in Europe at this price.

I know many old buildings do not have a lift but I would have given a 10 if it had one, because we are seniors.

Loved being in the old part of town on the island . Clean, large space. Central to everything and easy to find. Quiet at night and great view of little space at the front of a church . Staff were friendly and helpful . They helped carry one of our cases upstairs. And they responded promptly to all our queries. Parked at Talette. For 15€ 24 hrs , just a 7 minute walk to hotel.

The internet was terrible . Didn’t work at all and had to go down stairs to reception and sit there for connection. We only had one cup , 1 glass , 1 small water for two people . A stove but no cooking pots . No lift but we were used to climbing stairs .

Location is the main draw of La Via della Giudecca. It is steps away from cafes, attractions, shops, and restaurants. Once inside, it is a tranquil oasis with spacious rooms and a courtyard with lots of plants and skylight. The manager is very helpful with advice and tips. If you are driving into town, get your car registered at the desk for permission to drive in the restricted areas (most of Ortigia).

Parking is the main problem. Ask the manager for help. Via della Giudecca is a narrow street for pickup and dropoff only. There's paid parking at Parking Talete 700m north of the hotel (use meters or phone app to pay), and limited free parking just south on the street Elio Vittorio at the white lines. Otherwise, street parking is largely for residents only. We saw cars being towed that did not have the right permit.

A small boutique hotel with a great location, in the heart of the old town, very close to beautiful squares and baroque buildings, many restaurants, gelato, shops and everything you need.  The apartments are spacious in an artistic style, very well furnished, clean and comfortable, and one of them had a large terrace and an amazing view of the sea.  The staff is kind and discreet, and the owner is fair and responsive.   I highly recommend!

Bad phone range..., but that's a positive thing when you're on holiday 🤩

Great location, which is always the main thing for us. Room with a kitchenette, everything working well and well equipped. Fine bathroom with a good shower.

Our room is advertised as apartment with garden. It is not really a garden, but a (nice) little courtyard on the ground floor with seats and a table. This is not a complaint, but merely a remark. Otherwise we had, at times, a weak wifi signal, inside the appartment and needed to go out into the courtyard.