Palermo is situated around a natural harbor in the north-western part of the island of Sicily, Italy. It is administrative center of Sicily and one of the largest cities in Italy. Founded as a trading Phoenician settlement in the far 8th century BC, it was conquered by Rome in the First Punic War (264-241 BC). Palermo is one of the oldest cities of Europe. Many historical monuments can be seen here. Here is the meeting point of two cultures - Islam and Christianity. Example is The Cathedral of Palermo - built as a mosque and turned into a church in 1135. Near Palermo is located Monte Pellegrino - described by the German poet Goethe as the most beautiful promontory in the world.

Address: V.ie Regione Siciliana 2620
Number of accommodation units:  95
Minimum rate per room per night:  €78.00

Address: Via Roma 72
Number of accommodation units:  22
Minimum rate per room per night:  €52.00

Address: Via Villa Rosato, 20
Number of accommodation units:  93
Minimum rate per room per night:  €64.00

Address: Via Giannettino, 4
Number of accommodation units:  80
Minimum rate per room per night:  €60.00

Address: Via Vincenzo Errante, 12
Number of accommodation units:  35
Minimum rate per room per night:  €49.00

Address: Via Montepellegrino, 62
Number of accommodation units:  326
Minimum rate per room per night:  €88.00

Address: Via Mariano Stabile, 126
Number of accommodation units:  44
Minimum rate per room per night:  €80.00

Address: Via Marchese Ugo, 3
Number of accommodation units:  117
Minimum rate per room per night:  €75.00

Address: Via Ottavio D'aragona, 25
Number of accommodation units:  20
Minimum rate per room per night:  €155.00