"Nice location, very helpful owner"

"Beautiful structure, quiet, availability and courtesy, delicious food, wonderful view and sea, excellent swimming pools! strategic location, close to Trapani and Erice. Absolutely worth trying, recommended"

"I went to the restaurant for dinner, on the occasion of the fiftieth wedding celebration. The welcome cocktail was served in a few dishes with little content, which were replaced very slowly, with the consequence that we had to wait a long time to be able to taste just something. The dinner was based on fish and from the starter to the second course I noticed the poor quality of the food and terrible cooking. The dessert consisted of a really bland cream tart, devoid of decorations and, above all, devoid of any flavour. I will definitely not return to this place on my own initiative."

"A very nice hotel, in the charming mountain top town of Erice. Very interesting and full of character. Recommended "

"The location is within the old city, and it is very convenient to visit the old city. It is not very easy to find, and it is a stone mountain road, it is very inconvenient to bring luggage. Breakfast is very good and there are many varieties."

"Excellent location. Excellent services. Adjacent to the sea with beautiful beach. Rich and varied breakfast. Helpful and kind staff."

"Wonderful stay at this nice hotel. We spend a night to visit trapani and around, and it was a delight to sleep in the hotel. The breakfast is good, and the view amazing. The pool is very nice and all the people are very friendly and helpful. Very nice room as well. I can only recommend!"

"First of all, our bed sheets had blood and other stains on them. On complaining they did not care. They had our money and the manager actually put the phone down on us. This hotel was not very nice at all. The hotel itself and the rooms are in very bad condition. Dirty and neglected. On walking up the stairs to the main corridor part of the ceiling had fallen down and nobody had cleaned it up. On arrival we had briefly seen the room and were asked to pay immediately. This was unusual in Sicily and the only time we were asked to pay upfront. On closer inspection of the room it was apparent it was in bad condition so we asked to leave. We were told by the man on reception that we could not have a refund and he would contact the police. After discovered the dirty sheets we went to reception to get some clean sheets but reception was closed and there was no one about. We slept on our own beach towels. The next morning we were at reception with our bags before it opened. The lady said she would ring the manager but said he would not care. He wasn’t interested at all."

"Nightmare vacation? No, Zibibbo Beach Corso Dante Alighieri in Trapani. The fundamental premise: the vacation was booked at least a month and a half in advance. They knew we'd have a 10-month-old baby, including a crib, and they knew we'd be arriving at 10:30/11:00 AM, even though we knew we'd check in at 3:00 PM. A week before our arrival, I was told we could arrive and drop off our bags at reception. The day before, again via text message, I was told there was no reception because they were apartments (nothing wrong with that), but to leave our bags in the car park. So, after this thesis and antithesis, I felt a little confused and thought, "Oh well, they didn't communicate with each other! It can happen." We arrived on Friday, September 5, 2025, and were greeted by the cleaning lady, visibly tired and misunderstood. She had no indication whatsoever that there were four adults plus two children who needed a crib (in the introduction I had already indicated that this request had been made for a month). And so it goes, I think, they must not have communicated with each other here too.... The cleaning lady tells us that they still have to vacate our room because a couple with a German shepherd (who was in the room that would have been given to us, unfortunately) were being moved and she also couldn't understand such changes and why not give us the apartment already vacant. So, let's wait and go to the pool. It's 1980s, there are no deck chairs, just chairs, but let's overlook that too, we're on vacation.... We are given the room WITH AN IMPORTANT PRECLAIM, keep in mind "I left the room to air out so the bad smells go away and the floor dries faster"... we go in... HELL: The 10-month-old baby starts crawling and is covered in dog hair, turning his feet black. My socks are covered in dog hair. The apartment smells like wet dog. The 4-year-old sets down her suitcase and we smell animal urine. Desperate, we try to contact the appropriate authorities, especially because €390 for a two-night apartment with no extra amenities and a room carpeted in dog hair, stinking, causing my children to cough, and poor hygiene—that's NOT an option! I want to clarify that the fault absolutely isn't with the cleaner, who seemed to be a versatile person who can handle practically everything, but with the lack of equipment suitable for pet-friendly rooms. We contacted someone at the property and the only solution they found was "AN EXTRA CLEANING AT OUR EXPENSE." WHAAAAT??? No, maybe we'll pay for it too. We refused this offer because it wouldn't have changed the situation, as the apartment needed to be left open for at least three days to allow air circulation. After three hours of complaints on our part, they finally gave us our money back, also because we invited them to come to the apartment and smell the smell of wet dog. Devastated and desperate."