Hotel Vecchio Borgo Palermo

About Hotel Vecchio Borgo Palermo

The 4 Star Hotel Vecchio Borgo is a charming hotel with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. On the edge of one of the most typical and ancient markets; in the very heart of Palermo; it offers 32 guest rooms which are all soundproofed. All rooms feature parquet flooring; air-conditioning; furnished with poster-bed; internet wireless connection free of charge; LCD television with Sky channels; PayTV; mini bar; electronic safe and direct phone. Bathrooms are decorated with fine marble and furnished with hydro massage shower; towelling bathrobe and slippers and guest amenities. In the elegant foyer; a cosy relax area is provided with free daily newspapers and 24-hour hot tea. The daily breakfast offers a great variety of local home-made food which is served in a comfortable room looking out onto the ancient market. A cosy meeting-room with a seating capacity of about 10 is ideal for small conferences and workshops. Hotel Vecchio Borgo is the ideal starting point either for a holiday or a business stay. Just a few steps from Via Liberta; Via Ruggero Settimo and Via Roma; you will definitively have much to see and enjoy. The elegant Politeama Theatre; jewel of the 19th century architecture; is just five minutes walk and the astonishing Massimo Theatre; the third biggest theatre in Europe; is only a ten minute walk. Every other renowned monument and museum; from the Medieval Age to the Contemporary one; is easily reachable by foot. The best restaurants and cafes are situated all along this area. Exterior parking is available at the hotel and at a charge. Additional Information; Children age 2 and under stay free in the room with parents and in existing bedding. Children age 3-12 receive a 30pct reduction. Children over this age will be considered an adult. The hotel reserves the right to without prior notification cancel any reservation with an invalid or incomplete credit card number.

Borgo Vecchio is one of the four historic markets in Palermo along with Ballaro; il Capo; la Vucciria. In the very heart of the most evocative part of the city; Borgo Vecchio is the sixteenth-century district which was originally inhabited by sailors and fishermen; but later developed thanks to the immigration of craftsmen and businessmen which provided it with its lasting mercantile character. Today it is also one of the favourite meeting areas for young people.