Palazzo Marletta is an emblem of Baroque architectural style that has left a strong historical mark on the evolution of the city of Catania from post 1693 earthquake to present day.

Now a boutique hotel, the original features are accompanied by minimalist and contemporary style with modern comforts. There are just 7 beautiful guest rooms arranged on 3 floors (lift to first floor only) all with en suite shower room, soundproofing, individually controlled air conditioning, 55" satellite TV, keyboard and mouse, WiFi, safe, minibar, tea/coffee making set, hairdryer, bathrobe and slippers.

Deluxe Room (32-34m ² ,   Agrùmia, Angélia, Crisma) double bedroom on the first floor, decorated in 18 ^th century Baroque style with a balcony overlooking the Duomo square.

Superior Room (22-28m ² ,   Profumi, Celestia and Idillia) double bedroom on the second or third floor, with a balcony or window overlooking the inner courtyard.

The hotel reception is situated on the first floor offering hotel and local information along with room service, babysitting, laundry service, bike and boat hire and excursions including boat trips and guided city sightseeing including Baroque, Archaeological, Street Food, Wine and Beach Tours (all extra cost, book locally).  There is also a reading area.

An à la carte breakfast is served in the breakfast room and there is a coffee bar for freshly made coffees.

As the hotel is located on Piazza Duomo (area closed to traffic) please contact the hotel in advance to make drop off and parking (extra cost) arrangements.

Catania is the second largest city in Sicily and is situated at the foot of Mount Etna in front of the Ionian Sea. Being so close to the volcano, Catania has experienced its fair share of turmoil over the years and has been rebuilt a number of times as a result, using the same volcanic rock to create a beautiful collection of Baroque-style buildings.

It provides a gateway into the island and with an international airport, university and buzzing city centre, Catania is one of the most popular commercial cities in Sicily with a host of restaurants, bars, shops and monuments.

Catania is also one of the most beautiful and historical Sicilian cities and for this reason UNESCO has declared the city centre a World Heritage Site. Situated in the historic centre of Catania, there are many attractions and monuments close to Palazzo Marletta which overlooks the Duomo Square with the Elephant Fountain being the symbol of Catania and close by is the Cathedral of Sant’Agata.

Also close by is the Ancient Greek Roman Theatre. Visit Via Crociferi to view the Baroque architecture and also visit a number of churches including the magnificent church of San Benedetto, the church of San Francesco Borgia dei Gesuiti, the church of San Giuliano and San Camillo. Also, there is the Benedictine monastery and Ursino Castle to visit. There is an interesting Civic Museum of Catania, the magnificent Opera house, Teatro Massimo Bellini and Villa Bellini is one of the two oldest ornamental gardens.

Università Square is located along Via Etnea, less than a hundred meters from Piazza Duomo, and is one of the most scenic squares in the historic centre of Catania. The fish market in Catania is well worth a visit.

All prices from are based on accommodation only. Flights, transfers and car hire are priced separately.

Opening/Closing Date:  Open All Year Round
Arrival/Departure Day:  ANY
Check In:  2PM-11PM
Check Out:  10.30AM
Included in Price:  Accommodation as Stated, Just Sicily Rep Service and Emergency Number
Not Included in Price:  Flights, Transfers, Car Hire, Travel Insurance and City Tax