Kid Friendly Hotels in Pachino

"This is a very interesting place set in an 18C mansion. The owner is very friendly and gave us a tour of the historic public rooms. The room was huge, very well heated (it’s January) and comfortable. The lovely garden under lemon trees was charming. Nice breakfast served in the sumptuous ballroom."

"Excellent location, very convenient for sightseeing. The staff were friendly, professional, and provided great service throughout our stay. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. Breakfast was delicious with a good variety of fresh options. Overall a very pleasant stay and great value. "

"OK"

"Lovely room, peaceful, restaurant superb"

"Amazing place. Highly recommend but be sure to rent a car it’s not close to anything and transportation "

"A beautiful place to stay in the countryside just outside Noto. Rooms were tastefully decorated and there is also a large swimming pool and tennis court and all set in the most peaceful and picturesque setting surrounded by olive trees. Breakfasts and dinners are exceptional and would recommend here to anyone who happens to be travelling down the south of Sicily. Easy to travel by car to lovely towns like Noto, Syracusa and Ragusa to name a few. Amazing stay for 4 nights and the staff so polite and friendly!"

"Our stay at Torre del Sud was exceptional...clean and spacious room, very good breakfast and private parking in front of the hotel. Will definitely return."

"Beautiful property, lovely staff, GREAT massage. We had an amazing time and cannot wait to return! "

"We had a wonderful stay at this beautiful hotel, we needed some quiet and relaxation so perfect for us, everything well thought out to meet your every need and very clean, amazing choice at breakfast with hot and cold options, the staff were wonderful, so helpful and friendly we felt right at home. The resort was very quiet with very few restaurants and bars but we were out of season, if the hotel restaurant had been open we would have eaten there but we would definitely return again when travelling through Sicily."