Domus Sicily - La Foresteria della Cattedrale - In the heart of city center

The best accomodation of the traveller willing to discover the lure and contrasts of Palermo, the privilege to reside in an aristocratic XV century palace still inhabited. Located in the old town centre, beside the Cathedral in Via Vittorio Emanuele, there's no better place to visit the city without efforts: from the old markets to the town landmarks across the ancient meandering alleys. Enjoy an authentic experience living in the old city of Palermo.

Visit our web-site: http://www.martinez-tagliavia.com/en/foresteria/ Read also our useful "InfoPalermo" when planning your trip.

Foresteria is equipped to ensure a comfortable and elegant stay, in a typical old Sicilian style and in a special location, for both families and groups of friends. 1st floor, wide Carrara marble staircase 23 steps, 7 steps to descend after the entrance (not advisable for limited mobility people, wheelchair inaccessible). Three bedrooms: "Zagara" equipped with a king-size bed, "Aloe" with 2 single beds and a third smaller room, "Edera", with 2 single beds. Also, a sofa bed (double) in the studio-tv, that becomes a separate fourth room closing the doors. Living room, separate dining room perfect for a dinner party for 8, separate kitchen, 2 bathroom with shower, basin, bidet, heated towel rail and toilet. Free internet hotspot connection, however, not for professional use. Prices for 2 people sharing a room, discounts for groups/parties, ask for personal devices. Electrical power is free until 5 kw/day; after we consider 0,40cts each Kw. Contribution for gas consumption in case of long stays during winter. Please specify, if any, the age of children: under 10 years old, pay 15€ /day

Arrivals between 5pm and 10pm. unless specific arrangements; departures before 10am, unless specific arrangements.

At the arrival we will ask you a copy of your ID or Passport and to sign the rental agreement already sent attached.

Tariffs and conditions valid only for short lets, ask for long.