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Via Monfenera 106 Palermo, Italy
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| Flaunting an enclosed garden, far from the city noises, where the scents of oranges and lemons fuse with jasmine, the new hotel Orleans opens its doors to all its customers to experience the peace and quiet among the scented garden of the hotel. Hotel Orleans is located only a few hundred metres from the underground station, the Norman Palace and the cathedral. The hotel is a perfect base for anyone who wishes to explore the many trails and routes that thread through the city centre. The welcoming atmosphere of the rooms with its muted tones and a host of facilities combine to create an oasis of peace and relaxation in the heart of the city. There is no restaurant located on the premises of the property. Guests can spend time visiting the various attractions of Palermo such as the Porto and the Piazza Pretoria or go on a hike in the surrounding mountains. Those who do not wish to go out of the hotel can just relax in the beautiful garden. |
| Room Service, High-speed Internet, Parking, Pets Allowed, Airport shuttle, Handicap Accessible, Tour Desk, Bar / Lounge, 24 Hour Reception, Dry Cleaning, Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Free Breakfast, Housekeeping, Safe-Deposit Box, Mini Bar, Cable / Satellite TV, Bath / Hot Tub, Wake-up Service, Hair Dryer, TV, Laundry service |
Description:
Located at the edge of Palermo Old Town, near the university, the main hospitals and the Orleans underground station, Hotel Orleans is an ideal accommodation in Palermo for guests seeking a peaceful, well connected, yet central place to stay. The hotel's convenient location will allow you to discover the marvellous masterpieces and artworks of the historic centre, rich in culture and treasures of past civilizations. The Orleans hotel, housed in a refurbished late 19th century villa, features a nice garden, surrounded by orange, lemon and jasmines groves, perfect to unwind or have breakfast.
Cancellation Policy:
dopo questo termine verrĂ addebitato il costo di una notte in case of no show one night will be charged
Facilities:
Entire property is air conditioned, Historic building, Pets accepted, Garden, Room service - limited hour, Front desk - safety deposit box, Front desk - 24 hour, Front desk - fax service, Tourist information, Luggage room, Air conditioning, Hairdryer in room, Safe, Mini bar, Telephone, High speed Internet connection, Satellite TV, Facilities for disabled people
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| From: AS, USA |
| Date of Stay: October, 2007 |
| First Venere's discription of this property neglects to indicate that it is in the worst part of town. The "Harlem" of Palermo. Lots of crime poverty and filth! The noise level from the street is unbelievable. All night long loud scooters and cars with music so loud your teeth vibrate constantly pass by the hotel. The staff was kind and polite and Carmelo an absolute angel but thats it. The internet set up is a disaster. You can only buy intenet time in 1/2 hour - 2 hour blocks and once started to use have to use the entire block at one time. thefront desk is only manned from 7a-3p which makes it difficult to get another internet slip in the early evening or ask for help with anything such as a dinner reservation etc. If you know what to look for you can see how the many scooters look for tourists as prey, target them, then rob and steal their belongings. Way too much crime in this part of town to enjoy the few pleasures Hotel Orleans has to offer. If you have to file a police report you can tell the police really do not care that yet another tourist was ripped off, its all in a days work to them! They are very accomodating to giving you the manditory 'insurance' info you need to file a claim once you return home. You really get the feeling that the police on some level support all the crime. |
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| From: deany arnheim, Australia |
| Date of Stay: September, 2007 |
| new tiny boutique hotel,we liked it there,but too difficult with out a car,and parking almost impossible to find as any where in a big city.
nice big bathrooms,would stay there again |
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| From: HA, United Kingdom |
| Date of Stay: September, 2007 |
| The hotel was just as described on the website. The area wasn't great at first sight, but was fine for our needs - two one night stays. The rooms were very clean and well furnished. The second room we were in was a bit small for us to put the travel cot up for our duaghter, however the first occassion they gave us a triple room. Both would have been fine if we had just travelled as a couple. |
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| From: HP, Germany |
| Date of Stay: September, 2007 |
| It was my first stay in Palermo, my third in Sicily. Although this was a business trip the week I spent in Palermo before the business went on was purely due to sightseeing. Although the hotel is not in the direct center of Palermo, it was easy to get around by bus or walking (about 30-40 minutes walk to the center of Palermo). One of the major sights, the palace of the Normans, is just 5-7 walking minutes away from the hotel. Palermo is another world in Europe, also in Italy (I am a German). Nevertheless Palermo is worth to be seen. It is vital, chaotic, rich of history, full of contrast, absolute beautifull in some parts, absolute ugly in others. By the way, I felt never unsave, but might not have looked as a tourist (only a very small digital camera, pocket inside my pants, able to speek more than a little bit italian). A would recommend the hotel for those you are used to travel around, how are not interested in having a standard americanized type of hotel, being not afraid of walking the last 300m from the bus station to the hotel through a typical Palermo street, narrow, fast traffic, decaying houses, dirt, etc. The hotel however is absolutely quite, clean and has almost no service. since it is a spin-off of a nearby hotel. The breakfest is acceptable for italian measures. There are no acceptable restaurants nearby! The hotel has a nice backyard which can be seen in the internet. |
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| From: Pierre Breney, Italy |
| Date of Stay: June, 2007 |
| Everything was fine except that the reception girl did not explain the function of the remote control to open the gate and the entrance door, so at midnight we had to go to find someone to open; the person who came from Casa Marconi was very nice and showed us. The breakfast was fine except that there was no teapot. The staff was very very kind and helpful and I would recommand the hotel in itself but point out that the street has a very narrow sidewalk on which walking becomes dangerous at certain hours because of the cars running like crazy. P.Breney |
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