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"What a delightful spot to spend my last night in Catania. The room was welcoming and cozy. Everything was within walking distance. I would recommend this charming spot to travelers looking for a slice of authentic Sicilian living."

"Great stay. clean, friendly staff,great location and great breakfast."

"Absolutely fantastic staff, convenient location, very fair pricing. Would stay there again! "

"Excellent hotel - very cool"

"Staff was amazing. Thank you"

"Best place very kind people"

"Good and excellent location "

"Gorgeous hotel!"

"Wonderful short stay."

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the historic Palazzo San Demetrio (hotel location is on second floor) with a balcony overlooking the lively Via Etnea. Our high-ceilinged room was very comfortable, and the reception staff very welcoming and helpful. The breakfast room overlooks the Piazza dei Quattro Canti at the corner of Via Etnea and Via Sangiuliano. The hotel location could hardly be more central. Croissants fresh from the oven, a buffet of Sicilian sweet and savoury breakfast choices,...

"Perfect location, clean, good service"

"Every went well"

"The room was very nice and clean, Luca was helpful given us pointers things to see and do, thanks for everything."

"B&B i mori is very nice and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. I’d stay there again!"

"Lovely place, nice rooms, very good service. Very much hotel for money"

" Excellent location to bus terminal area and sights. Friendly and helpful staff."

"Great location, comfortable and clean room, very friendly staff"

"We had a very pleasant stay. Teresa was very kind and helpful. The bed was comfortable, and the room was beautiful and clean. Great location, and we would absolutely recommend staying at this B&B."

"Lovely spacious room friendly helpful staff"

"Rooms are very clean and well equipped! The historic details were lovely! Host was exceptionally helpful! He recommended a couple of delicious restaurants. These restaurants weren’t tourist trap. They were full of mostly people who speak Italian. That’s the kind of place I like to go when I’m traveling. I always keep my translator handy. Each restaurant did have one person who could speak fluent English. "