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Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel

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Welcome to Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel, a charming 4-star hotel located in the heart of Palermo, Italy. With its prime location just 0,3mi from the city center, this hotel offers convenience and accessibility to all that this bustling city has to offer.

The hotel boasts 293 reviews, highlighting its popularity among travelers. Starting at a minimum price of $95, Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel offers great value for your stay.

City view in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel
Dining area, Bed in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel

Quartos

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1 Cama King Size

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270 pés²

Superior, Uso Individual

Minibar

Acessível a cadeiras de rodas

DOUBLE SINGLE USE SUPERIOR is 269 square feet and includes a king-size bed 150-183 width plus desk, satellite tv , hairdryer, and safe and is Wheelchair-accessible.

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1 Sofá-Cama

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270 pés²

Deluxe com Jacuzzi, Tamanho King, Uso Individual

Minibar

Acessível a cadeiras de rodas

DOUBLE SINGLE USE DELUXE WITH JACUZZI is 269 square feet and includes either a king-size bed 150-183 width or 2 single beds 80-130 width plus a sofa bed plus desk, satellite tv , hairdryer, and safe and is Wheelchair-accessible.

Art Suite in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel

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2 Sofás-Cama

1 Cama King Size

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430 pés²

Art Suite

Vista para ponto turístico

Vista para a cidade

Banheiro Privativo

Varanda

Experience the ultimate luxury in our Art Suite, a vast 431 sqft space featuring breathtaking landmark and city views. With a king size bed and two sofa beds, it comfortably accommodates 4 adults and 1 child. Unwind on the balcony or terrace, enjoy the minibar and flat-screen TV, and indulge in the privacy of your own bathroom. Immerse yourself in comfort with air conditioning, free toiletries, and a soundproof sanctuary.

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The hotel features a range of amenities to enhance your stay, including free Wi-Fi, a fitness center, and a restaurant with room service. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of private parking and a shuttle service (additional charges apply). For those looking to relax, there's a spa tub and hot tub/jacuzzi available.

With its top-notch facilities and convenient location, Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel is the perfect choice for travelers seeking comfort and convenience during their stay in Palermo.

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Viva o Melhor

At Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel, we understand that your furry friends are part of the family. That's why we offer pet-friendly accommodations on request. Whether you're traveling with a small dog or a cat, you can rest assured knowing that your loyal companion is welcome to join you. Please note that charges may apply for bringing your pets along, so be sure to inquire about the details when making your reservation.

TV and multimedia, Bed in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel
Bathroom in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel

Planeje Sua Estadia

Indulge your taste buds at our on-site restaurant, Brunaccini Restaurant. Immerse yourself in its modern and romantic ambience as you savor a delectable menu of Italian cuisine. From traditional pasta dishes to mouthwatering desserts, our talented chefs will take you on a culinary journey that will leave you wanting more. Treat yourself to a memorable dining experience without even having to leave the comfort of the hotel.

Restaurant/places to eat in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel
Food and drinks in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel

Comodidades

Restaurante

Wifi grátis

Serviço de quarto

Centro de fitness

Banheira de hidromassagem

Banheira de hidromassagem

Ar-condicionado

Bar

Fitness centre/facilities in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel
Fitness centre/facilities in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel

Restaurante

Brunaccini Restaurant

Moderno, Romântico, Italiano

Breakfast in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel
Restaurant/places to eat in Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel
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Charming friendly welcome, informal but attentive. I left my bags at the hotel in the morning I arrived and they were in my room when I checked in later. Proper lounge with deep leather chesterfields sofas and chairs. Fabulously comfy room with proper table, sofa, tiny balcony with view of historic buildings, reasonable mini bar prices, more breakfast than anyone could eat and all fresh & delicious. Some people seem to have worried about the location. The hotel is actually very close indeed to some famous sights & in 4 days in Palermo (only one night at the hotel) I didnt come across any area with such a good vibe or concentration of things I wanted to see. Yes, Palermo has extremes of wealth and poverty and is (always has been I suppose) a multi-cultural city, but I never felt remotely threatened. As the restaurant was closed I asked for directions to somewhere to eat. The concierge drew me a route on a tourist map and I walked 400 metres to the main pedestrian area with dozens of bars and eateries.I am male but old and lame and an obvious tourist. A 12 year old could mug me. I did see a poor old fellow with soggy pants (I hoped because it had been raining earlier) and thought I heard some small boys call him crazy but walking to my meal in daylight or back in the dark, and in surroundings earlier in the day I always felt safe, safer than I would in London or other large UK cities.

Retired

It is a very nicely renewed and decorated old little palace, with a little courtyard where braekfast is served. Situated about 5-6 minutes walk to the crossing of 2 main pedestrian streets of Palermo, Via Maqueda and Via Vittorio Emanuele. Although so centraly situated and with a big open market in the background, it was totaly peaceful at night. Reception staff was very kind and frendly, eager to help and explain about any question we might have had. Pleanty of space to put your things in the closet and shelfs.

Darja

Classy hotel near the older parts of Palermo, and right next to the large Ballaro market (a short walk to Capo and Vucciria markets). Very well presented with large spacious rooms and excellent bathroom. Warm and comfortable. Staff really friendly and very helpful. We had free parking right at the hotel door, but this is limited. If you're driving make sure you ask the hotel to arrange a central Palermo traffic pass for every day of your stay even if you don't use your car.

Ikmc

Despite reading a few comments about the "not so pleasant" neighborhood, we had a great time and didn't feel unsafe at all. Yes, there's a few issues, but all in all, the location is very good. We had a lovely stay, great breakfast in the hotel. Beautiful building. The noise of the city didn't really bother us, even at night. It's a southern city, expecting it to be quiet would be a mistake.

Brecht

Hotel exceeded our expectation, room was large with separate bathroom. Breakfast was a continental one with all that you would expect including scrambled eggs and boiled eggs, get to breakfast early if you want your eggs warm. Location is excellent for the markets in the old town and the main tourist streets and attractions. Only 10 minute walk from the central railway station.

John

Charming friendly welcome, informal but attentive. I left my bags at the hotel in the morning I arrived and they were in my room when I checked in later. Proper lounge with deep leather chesterfields sofas and chairs. Fabulously comfy room with proper table, sofa, tiny balcony with view of historic buildings, reasonable mini bar prices, more breakfast than anyone could eat and all fresh & delicious. Some people seem to have worried about the location. The hotel is actually very close indeed to some famous sights & in 4 days in Palermo (only one night at the hotel) I didnt come across any area with such a good vibe or concentration of things I wanted to see. Yes, Palermo has extremes of wealth and poverty and is (always has been I suppose) a multi-cultural city, but I never felt remotely threatened. As the restaurant was closed I asked for directions to somewhere to eat. The concierge drew me a route on a tourist map and I walked 400 metres to the main pedestrian area with dozens of bars and eateries.I am male but old and lame and an obvious tourist. A 12 year old could mug me. I did see a poor old fellow with soggy pants (I hoped because it had been raining earlier) and thought I heard some small boys call him crazy but walking to my meal in daylight or back in the dark, and in surroundings earlier in the day I always felt safe, safer than I would in London or other large UK cities.

Retired

It is a very nicely renewed and decorated old little palace, with a little courtyard where braekfast is served. Situated about 5-6 minutes walk to the crossing of 2 main pedestrian streets of Palermo, Via Maqueda and Via Vittorio Emanuele. Although so centraly situated and with a big open market in the background, it was totaly peaceful at night. Reception staff was very kind and frendly, eager to help and explain about any question we might have had. Pleanty of space to put your things in the closet and shelfs.

Darja

Classy hotel near the older parts of Palermo, and right next to the large Ballaro market (a short walk to Capo and Vucciria markets). Very well presented with large spacious rooms and excellent bathroom. Warm and comfortable. Staff really friendly and very helpful. We had free parking right at the hotel door, but this is limited. If you're driving make sure you ask the hotel to arrange a central Palermo traffic pass for every day of your stay even if you don't use your car.

Ikmc

Despite reading a few comments about the "not so pleasant" neighborhood, we had a great time and didn't feel unsafe at all. Yes, there's a few issues, but all in all, the location is very good. We had a lovely stay, great breakfast in the hotel. Beautiful building. The noise of the city didn't really bother us, even at night. It's a southern city, expecting it to be quiet would be a mistake.

Brecht

Hotel exceeded our expectation, room was large with separate bathroom. Breakfast was a continental one with all that you would expect including scrambled eggs and boiled eggs, get to breakfast early if you want your eggs warm. Location is excellent for the markets in the old town and the main tourist streets and attractions. Only 10 minute walk from the central railway station.

John

Charming friendly welcome, informal but attentive. I left my bags at the hotel in the morning I arrived and they were in my room when I checked in later. Proper lounge with deep leather chesterfields sofas and chairs. Fabulously comfy room with proper table, sofa, tiny balcony with view of historic buildings, reasonable mini bar prices, more breakfast than anyone could eat and all fresh & delicious. Some people seem to have worried about the location. The hotel is actually very close indeed to some famous sights & in 4 days in Palermo (only one night at the hotel) I didnt come across any area with such a good vibe or concentration of things I wanted to see. Yes, Palermo has extremes of wealth and poverty and is (always has been I suppose) a multi-cultural city, but I never felt remotely threatened. As the restaurant was closed I asked for directions to somewhere to eat. The concierge drew me a route on a tourist map and I walked 400 metres to the main pedestrian area with dozens of bars and eateries.I am male but old and lame and an obvious tourist. A 12 year old could mug me. I did see a poor old fellow with soggy pants (I hoped because it had been raining earlier) and thought I heard some small boys call him crazy but walking to my meal in daylight or back in the dark, and in surroundings earlier in the day I always felt safe, safer than I would in London or other large UK cities.

Retired

It is a very nicely renewed and decorated old little palace, with a little courtyard where braekfast is served. Situated about 5-6 minutes walk to the crossing of 2 main pedestrian streets of Palermo, Via Maqueda and Via Vittorio Emanuele. Although so centraly situated and with a big open market in the background, it was totaly peaceful at night. Reception staff was very kind and frendly, eager to help and explain about any question we might have had. Pleanty of space to put your things in the closet and shelfs.

Darja

Classy hotel near the older parts of Palermo, and right next to the large Ballaro market (a short walk to Capo and Vucciria markets). Very well presented with large spacious rooms and excellent bathroom. Warm and comfortable. Staff really friendly and very helpful. We had free parking right at the hotel door, but this is limited. If you're driving make sure you ask the hotel to arrange a central Palermo traffic pass for every day of your stay even if you don't use your car.

Ikmc

Despite reading a few comments about the "not so pleasant" neighborhood, we had a great time and didn't feel unsafe at all. Yes, there's a few issues, but all in all, the location is very good. We had a lovely stay, great breakfast in the hotel. Beautiful building. The noise of the city didn't really bother us, even at night. It's a southern city, expecting it to be quiet would be a mistake.

Brecht

Hotel exceeded our expectation, room was large with separate bathroom. Breakfast was a continental one with all that you would expect including scrambled eggs and boiled eggs, get to breakfast early if you want your eggs warm. Location is excellent for the markets in the old town and the main tourist streets and attractions. Only 10 minute walk from the central railway station.

John

Localização

Piazzetta Lucrezia Brunaccini, 9, Palermo, 90134, Itália

Palazzo Brunaccini Boutique Hotel