Sicily Hotels with smoking rooms

"Absolutely wonderful. Guilana the hostess was so warm, friendly, and helpful. She greeted me with a cup of coffee and answered all my questions about the Aeolians and was there if i needed anything else. I booked the deluxe room and it was clean, light, airy and incredibly comfortable. The views from the room--and from the terraces--were a dream. Not to mention eating breakfast over looking the Med with Stromboli rising on the horizon. Breakfast consisted of breads, home made jams and...

"This is an amazing original property in central Palermo located near the marina, great location. I thought breakfast would have been included given the price we paid for one night, but apparently not. Other than that, this is a high quality property, much better than the 3 stars advertised I would suggest, coming from someone who travels regularly. "

"Being in the countryside was great!"

"Excellent resort with really professional and friendly staff, great amenities and really nice, comfortable and clean rooms. "

"We stayed for 1 night en route to Cefalu. It's quite off the beaten track with some windy roads. Our room was clean and tidy, basic but spacious with air conditioning! However, we asked for some food as we arrived in the evening, and whilst the small plates of tapas were enjoyable, the Manager proceeded to charge us €15 each (€30 total) for some ham, tomato and mozzarella, bread, aubergine and a bottle of water. We were never offered a menu and feel we were taken advantage of, being...

"It was a nice quiet base for us for two days on a round-Sicily road trip. In the middle of farm fields, with a charming medieval tower, but not too far from the main road, it allowed us to see a different slice of Sicily. We didn't eat at the restaurant. Breakfast was just a standard OK breakfast."

"Very welcoming friendly staff, nice room with good views. Excellent breakfasts. Evening meals very tasty Swimming pool not ideal for a non confident swimmer as slopes steeply down into the centre"

"We were traveling through Sicily and decided to stay at the Valle Galfina for only one night while exploring the Mt Etna area. It was tricky to locate the property due to limited signage but things began well with a welcome and glass of wine. However, we seemed to be the only people staying and the owner disappeared for the remainder of the day. Doors were locked and we had to figure out neither the restaurant or bar were open. At about 9pm the owner knocked on the room door to ask for...