Hotel Palermitano by DOT Boutique

Fantastic hotel! The staff are very friendly, offering plenty of advice on the local area. The hotel is in the heart of the restaurant area and a minute walk from the famous graffiti streets. Definitely recommend staying here. 

A nice boutique hotel with very friendly staff in a great location in Palermo. We enjoyed the free wine and cheese in the late afternoon!

Nice hotel, good location and friendly staff who helped us with great local bar and restaurant recommendations.

The staff was nice, they had wine tasting at night, room was dark at night and quiet, a great location for food and exploring.

Room available immediately following a morning flight. Spacious and clean room. Hotel and staff were very helpful. Wine and cheese each evening was nice touch. Great location. Some nice luxury touches like electric blinds

Location, staff was helpful but my balcony sliding door does not lock properly. Breakfast was ok could be better. I booked for suite but has no lotion and I even ask for lotion but they don’t offer them as part of amenities. But for a 4 star this is good, not great.

The breakfast menu was not good. Limited options. Food sub par. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Our stay at Palermitano Hotel was unfortunately one of the more frustrating hotel experiences we’ve had, mainly due to the extreme street noise. We were given a room facing the main road, and despite the hotel’s stylish appearance, the windows offered almost no sound insulation. It genuinely felt as if the cars were driving through the room. Resting during the day was impossible, and sleeping at night required earplugs (which were not available when requested). The wall also bordered a jazz club with live music until around 1–2 a.m., which made it even harder to relax. Changing rooms was not possible. The room itself was okay but below expectations for the price point: the sink didn’t drain properly, the bed was fine but not great, and there was no in-room coffee maker or complimentary water. Breakfast was simple but acceptable, and the staff was generally friendly. There’s a complimentary wine-and-cheese hour in the evening, which is a nice touch and helps a bit to balance the overall impression. It might be a very different (and better) experience in one of the rooms facing the backyard, but for street-facing rooms, the noise makes it extremely hard to recommend — especially at around $200 per night.

Amazing experience. Great location. Knowledgeable team.