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See why so many travellers make Belmonte Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Favara. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
The rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a minibar, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.
Belmonte Hotel features 24 hour front desk, room service, and a concierge. In addition, as a valued Belmonte Hotel guest, you can enjoy breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
Close to Necropoli di Contrada Stefano (0.9 mi), a popular Favara landmark, Belmonte Hotel is a great destination for tourists.
While visiting Favara, you may want to try some shrimp at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Le Traveggole.
Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a castle, such as Castello di Chiaramonte.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Belmonte Hotel as you experience all of the things Favara has to offer.
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Via Sottotenente Saieva 4 off Piazza Cavour, 92026 Favara, Sicily Italy
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The hotel is a 'designer' jewel, tucked away in a corner of the old town of Favara. The building has been sympathetically modernised and new features (such as a lift) have been added. The old and the new work very well together.
We very much enjoyed our three night stay: the Belmonte offers top quality and very good value. It's a good place to be based for access to Agrigento's temples, or for the beaches nearby. Our top-floor room was excellent, with direct access to the sun terrace, good air-conditioning, plenty of space, and an amazing bathroom, with a double shower, a real eye-opener. Good, free, wifi is always welcome - and the Belmonte has it.
Although parking in Favara can be difficult, especially on a Saturday afternoon, when there were many weddings, we always found a spot close to the hotel. But if you have a problem parking, the hotel will park your car for you. Service is very good - but subtly understated. If you wish to discuss what is happening in the area the owner has many good suggestions to make. And if you want to be left alone, that will also be accommodated. I like that style.
The Belmonte's restaurant is top-notch: it's a little more expensive than an typical Italian dining venue, but also of a much higher standard. In two weeks of staying in Sicily we never saw a more attractively served meal. The fish dishes were particularly good, and the house red wine is superb. You can dine outside in a little pedestrianised alley in front of the hotel, or in the elegant, modern, dining room. We chose outside on each occasion.
The Old Town in Favara is undergoing a transition, and seems to be re-inventing itself, bringing empty old buildings back into use. The Belmonte is an important part of this process. Just a few minutes away by foot is the not-to-be-missed Favara Farm Cultural Park - an excellent night time art installation / exhibition which uses some of the abandoned houses as a venue for modern art displays. The Belmonte Hotel seems to fit right in to this arty context.
Favara's central square is the heart of the town, and the hotel is one minute from the square. During our stay the feast of San Calogero was in full swing, which meant we saw the plaster statue of the saint being paraded round the square, followed by a spectacular firework display.
We very much enjoyed our three night stay: the Belmonte offers top quality and very good value. It's a good place to be based for access to Agrigento's temples, or for the beaches nearby. Our top-floor room was excellent, with direct access to the sun terrace, good air-conditioning, plenty of space, and an amazing bathroom, with a double shower, a real eye-opener. Good, free, wifi is always welcome - and the Belmonte has it.
Although parking in Favara can be difficult, especially on a Saturday afternoon, when there were many weddings, we always found a spot close to the hotel. But if you have a problem parking, the hotel will park your car for you. Service is very good - but subtly understated. If you wish to discuss what is happening in the area the owner has many good suggestions to make. And if you want to be left alone, that will also be accommodated. I like that style.
The Belmonte's restaurant is top-notch: it's a little more expensive than an typical Italian dining venue, but also of a much higher standard. In two weeks of staying in Sicily we never saw a more attractively served meal. The fish dishes were particularly good, and the house red wine is superb. You can dine outside in a little pedestrianised alley in front of the hotel, or in the elegant, modern, dining room. We chose outside on each occasion.
The Old Town in Favara is undergoing a transition, and seems to be re-inventing itself, bringing empty old buildings back into use. The Belmonte is an important part of this process. Just a few minutes away by foot is the not-to-be-missed Favara Farm Cultural Park - an excellent night time art installation / exhibition which uses some of the abandoned houses as a venue for modern art displays. The Belmonte Hotel seems to fit right in to this arty context.
Favara's central square is the heart of the town, and the hotel is one minute from the square. During our stay the feast of San Calogero was in full swing, which meant we saw the plaster statue of the saint being paraded round the square, followed by a spectacular firework display.
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Date of stay: August 2013Trip type: Travelled with family
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Room Tip:Â We stayed in room 301 - the only room on the top floor, next to a wonderful sun terrace, and a...
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We booked the Belmont Hotel in Favara, it turned out to be the best in every way of our tour of Sicily. We used Favara as a base to travel all around Valley of the Temples and Agrigento. Cannot recomment this hotel highly enough and the Alba Palace where we ate all our meals. Breakfast was fantastic they served hot cold, and Italian. All fresh and great coffee. We ate dinner there every night as the food was too good to eat elsewhere. Staff extremely helpful at all times and nothing was too much for them to do. They also have parking. Absolutly great will definately return if ever in Sicily Ann Jones Dublin Ireland
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We stayed at the Belmonte for 2 nights in May as part of a 10-day Sicily driving tour. Favara's old town piazza is charming and the hotel had convenient free parking. Our plan was to drive to Agrigento for a whole day at the temples. The room and en-suite bath were modern and very clean. The Internet signal was strong. Loved the restaurant downstairs which introduced us to Sicilian wines and terrific food. The chef and service were skilled and friendly! My husband and I loved the menu that offered us roasted octopus on saffron potatoes, fresh fava bean soup laced with concentrated roasted prawn sauce, grilled fish and deconstructed cannolli with dark chocolate. That was the first night after 3 hours on the road. We were so grateful for the hospitality and humor that we were greeted with us when we walked right past the entrance door and came back. The town of Favara is waking up from hard times and local entrepreneurs and artists (whose works are displayed on the walls) are having some success. Past reviewers have had issues about Ikea-like furniture, but this was no problem for us. Uhm, we like practical purchasing decisions in hotel decor - cheaper furniture pieces are balanced with expensive natural woods, tilt-in insulated windows and tile. Would come back again. Recommendation: stay here if you are going to explore Agrigento nearby. Bonus: Piazza Amerina (fantastic Roman mosaics) are less than 2 hrs away by car through small towns.
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Date of stay: May 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip:Â If you leave your windows open you might hear kitchen noises and nearby church bells, so just...
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Stayed one night, as had read the reviews about the food in the restaurant, and how stylish the place was, and so it was perfect for us, we love to eat, and we were dying to try out this much acclaimed restaurant.Found the hotel easily, with GPS, and parked in the side street, off the Square,The hotel is well signed and 'up an alley way' off the street where you park.We were greeted by the owner, and taken to room 301 on the roof, and we were offered an alternative room, but on first glance we were happy to have the roof terrace , off the room. Room was spacious, clean, but the curtains were hanging off the rail, the bed had a horrible itchy blanket on it, so we took that off ( duvet would have been cleaner and nicer).TV was all in Italian, and we could not get the wifi to work, so we left it. No glasses in the room, only plastic cups.
Seemed we were the only guests in the hotel, it was a Sunday, and we were informed that the restaurant was closed, such a disappointment, as we had come to eat! We were told they would do a 'set menu' and we are Ok with this, as we had asked for 'half board' when we booked online, as at 20 euros per person with water and soft drink or wine, we thought it was a 'good deal' and it suited us. We came down at 7.30 to be greeted by owner. We were told the menu consisted of risotto, followed by swordfish and a caponato? ( olives and capers sauce). Not mad keen on risotto, and do not like capers and olives, but went with the 'flow' and asked if we could have some 'french fries' as well. That was not well received and we got one portion of french fries to share ( maybe a language problem here, who knows?) Risotto was ok, and the fish was beautiful, but we were still hungry, and like ' Oliver Twist' we asked for 'More' We were offered fruit, which we did not want, so we settled on a selection of cheeses.We had water and a lemon drink, and no mention of wine. We felt as though we were 'in the way' and we left as soon as we could to go to bed. Food bill was 44 euros, plus we paid extra for the drinks, so not sure what the 'half board at 20 euros consists of?)
We were looking forward to breakfast as we were hungry, but what a let down. We could not believe our eyes, when we were ceremoniously delivered of a plate, by a young lady, with 4 of the smallest, plainest cakes possible ( 2 unwrapped, and 2 wrapped in cellophane?) Some little pots of jam, and nutella chocolate spread, and a pot of coffee and that was it. We sat and waited for the rest of the food, but nothing came, by this time knew that was the extent of the breakfast ( there was a bowl of fruit on the big table but it did not appeal to us) and we honestly felt insulted by the lack of food,again, as we were the only guests, we felt ' in the way' We booked a 'Bed and Breakfast'...not just a bed, and breakfast in Sicily, can be a beautiful cake, maybe some hams, cheeses etc...excellent coffee..does not have to be a banquet, but what we were offered was not a breakfast . Paid the bill, and for the night and the food it came to well over 130 euros.
We went and found the nearest cafe and had a good breakfast.
This is a stylish place, and they have put a lot of thought into the decor etc, but with us being the only guests, maybe they could have made more of an effort, e mailed us and asked us what we like to eat, seeing as it was only us ( that would have been a nice personal touch and made our stay more enjoyable) Instead, we were given food they wanted us to eat, and we paid good money for it,but it was not our choice.
Oh yes, we had to laugh, for an extra 5 euros, you could have breakfast in your room? Most expensive cakes in Sicily ( have read reviews and people said breakfast was good here..were we in a parallel universe? )
The owners tried their best to be amiable towards us, and they were, we just felt let down by the food experience. At the end of the day, it was their choice of food, for us, but our money that paid for it.
Seemed we were the only guests in the hotel, it was a Sunday, and we were informed that the restaurant was closed, such a disappointment, as we had come to eat! We were told they would do a 'set menu' and we are Ok with this, as we had asked for 'half board' when we booked online, as at 20 euros per person with water and soft drink or wine, we thought it was a 'good deal' and it suited us. We came down at 7.30 to be greeted by owner. We were told the menu consisted of risotto, followed by swordfish and a caponato? ( olives and capers sauce). Not mad keen on risotto, and do not like capers and olives, but went with the 'flow' and asked if we could have some 'french fries' as well. That was not well received and we got one portion of french fries to share ( maybe a language problem here, who knows?) Risotto was ok, and the fish was beautiful, but we were still hungry, and like ' Oliver Twist' we asked for 'More' We were offered fruit, which we did not want, so we settled on a selection of cheeses.We had water and a lemon drink, and no mention of wine. We felt as though we were 'in the way' and we left as soon as we could to go to bed. Food bill was 44 euros, plus we paid extra for the drinks, so not sure what the 'half board at 20 euros consists of?)
We were looking forward to breakfast as we were hungry, but what a let down. We could not believe our eyes, when we were ceremoniously delivered of a plate, by a young lady, with 4 of the smallest, plainest cakes possible ( 2 unwrapped, and 2 wrapped in cellophane?) Some little pots of jam, and nutella chocolate spread, and a pot of coffee and that was it. We sat and waited for the rest of the food, but nothing came, by this time knew that was the extent of the breakfast ( there was a bowl of fruit on the big table but it did not appeal to us) and we honestly felt insulted by the lack of food,again, as we were the only guests, we felt ' in the way' We booked a 'Bed and Breakfast'...not just a bed, and breakfast in Sicily, can be a beautiful cake, maybe some hams, cheeses etc...excellent coffee..does not have to be a banquet, but what we were offered was not a breakfast . Paid the bill, and for the night and the food it came to well over 130 euros.
We went and found the nearest cafe and had a good breakfast.
This is a stylish place, and they have put a lot of thought into the decor etc, but with us being the only guests, maybe they could have made more of an effort, e mailed us and asked us what we like to eat, seeing as it was only us ( that would have been a nice personal touch and made our stay more enjoyable) Instead, we were given food they wanted us to eat, and we paid good money for it,but it was not our choice.
Oh yes, we had to laugh, for an extra 5 euros, you could have breakfast in your room? Most expensive cakes in Sicily ( have read reviews and people said breakfast was good here..were we in a parallel universe? )
The owners tried their best to be amiable towards us, and they were, we just felt let down by the food experience. At the end of the day, it was their choice of food, for us, but our money that paid for it.
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Date of stay: March 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We really enjoyed our stay here. Our room was a generous size and the staff were friendly. Even more important the hotel was clean (I have a bad habit (and annoying to my husband) of wetting a white tissue and randomly wiping surfaces!). Breakfast was simple but good, however, dinner in the restaurant consisted of truly wonderfully, divine food! Highly recommended.
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Date of stay: October 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The room and bathroom were spacious and clean, bed is comfortable. The food in the hotel restaurant was very good, too.
Downside:
- the TV was annoyingly tricky to switch on
- the holder for the shower head had broken off
- the church is right next to the hotel and the church bells are incredibly loud, better make sure the windows are closed before mass starts
- Favara is a pretty depressing place, if you can find something in Agrigento instead (I couldn't) then that would certainly be a nicer place to be.
Downside:
- the TV was annoyingly tricky to switch on
- the holder for the shower head had broken off
- the church is right next to the hotel and the church bells are incredibly loud, better make sure the windows are closed before mass starts
- Favara is a pretty depressing place, if you can find something in Agrigento instead (I couldn't) then that would certainly be a nicer place to be.
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Date of stay: October 2013Trip type: Travelled with friends
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There is a lot more going on in Favara than is immediately apparent, and the owners of this hotel are part of the changes that are happening there. Urban regeneration is their focus,and they will guide you to several examples of this which are worth seeing. For example, some ruined houses in the old area have been renovated and are used by visiting artists to exhibit their work. A really interesting experiment in urban renewal. And to find it in a place like Favara is very unexpected. Check out the castle also, two minutes from the hotel.
The hotel is not very easy to find, but worth the effort. It is very modern and fresh, itself renovated, quite design-y. Yes it is furnished with Ikea, but so what. There is parking outside.
The owners are genuinely concerned that you are happy and comfortable, and anxious to make sure you know all the best places to visit in the town and the environs.
We had the only room on the top floor, accessed by a lift to the rooftop terrace. We effectively had our own room with private garden, really great, especially for sitting out after dinner. Favara would not be the place to look for exciting night life. The main square is small but beautiful, lots of older men sit there, just like in a Bertollucci movie, and it can be a bit intimidating to walk around, as you will be looked at closely.
We ate in the hotel both nights, which we would not usually do, preferring to see what is on offer locally. We didn't find anything in the town anyway, apart from Cafe Umberto, again on the square good for a pre-dinner drink and a sit out, but would highly recommend the hotel restaurant. The food is very good, at each meal a complimentary glass of prosecco and a couscous starter were served with a smile. The wine list is very good and reasonable.
At 90 Euro per night it was perhaps pricey for the area, but worth it.
The numerous church bells add a lot of flavour to the place, you will not over-sleep anyway!
We would highly recommend this hotel if you are in the area visiting the valley of the Temples, so much nicer than Agrigento.
This is my longest review ever, there is a lot to say about this hotel and the environs!
The hotel is not very easy to find, but worth the effort. It is very modern and fresh, itself renovated, quite design-y. Yes it is furnished with Ikea, but so what. There is parking outside.
The owners are genuinely concerned that you are happy and comfortable, and anxious to make sure you know all the best places to visit in the town and the environs.
We had the only room on the top floor, accessed by a lift to the rooftop terrace. We effectively had our own room with private garden, really great, especially for sitting out after dinner. Favara would not be the place to look for exciting night life. The main square is small but beautiful, lots of older men sit there, just like in a Bertollucci movie, and it can be a bit intimidating to walk around, as you will be looked at closely.
We ate in the hotel both nights, which we would not usually do, preferring to see what is on offer locally. We didn't find anything in the town anyway, apart from Cafe Umberto, again on the square good for a pre-dinner drink and a sit out, but would highly recommend the hotel restaurant. The food is very good, at each meal a complimentary glass of prosecco and a couscous starter were served with a smile. The wine list is very good and reasonable.
At 90 Euro per night it was perhaps pricey for the area, but worth it.
The numerous church bells add a lot of flavour to the place, you will not over-sleep anyway!
We would highly recommend this hotel if you are in the area visiting the valley of the Temples, so much nicer than Agrigento.
This is my longest review ever, there is a lot to say about this hotel and the environs!
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Date of stay: September 2013Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip:Â Ask for the room on the roof top
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Favara has been a nice surprise......we went there last saturday as a friend of ours had her 40th birthday party. We stayed in this very cute hotel (near piazza Cavour) with modern furniture and a great attention to details. Our room was near the terrace and the view was absolutely amazing.....it reminded me Andalucian cities like Seville or Granada. The location is great......many interesting palaces overlooks Piazza Cavour....above all, "Castello di Chiaramonte" (Chiaramonte's castle), which is a great example of post-norman (suabian) architecture in Sicily.
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Date of stay: July 2012Trip type: Travelled with family
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We wanted to visit Agrigento, but decided to stay outside of town at this hotel in Favara. As other posts have mentioned, finding it can be a little tricky, which seems to be the case for most addresses in towns in Italy.
Staying here was a good decision, as we speak very little Italian. Julia and Salvatore both speak fluent English, and were very helpful in offering information about the area. They even helped us move our car closer to the hotel in the evening, when we arrived in the midst of a traffic jam one evening.
The buffet breakfast was a good spread, with cappucino and espresso on hand. We opted for dinners at the downstairs restaurant, and were not disappointed. The antipasti and gnocchi were fantastic, as well as the other items we ordered off the menu.
Our one complaint is that we left the bathroom window open one night, and awoke in the middle of the night to a loud thunderstorm. I would recommend closing the windows before going to bed if you are a light sleeper.
Otherwise, it's a good base for exploring the area, and there are a few sights in walking distance from the hotel. The art park just around the corner is a great place to visit if you enjoy contemporary art and design.
Staying here was a good decision, as we speak very little Italian. Julia and Salvatore both speak fluent English, and were very helpful in offering information about the area. They even helped us move our car closer to the hotel in the evening, when we arrived in the midst of a traffic jam one evening.
The buffet breakfast was a good spread, with cappucino and espresso on hand. We opted for dinners at the downstairs restaurant, and were not disappointed. The antipasti and gnocchi were fantastic, as well as the other items we ordered off the menu.
Our one complaint is that we left the bathroom window open one night, and awoke in the middle of the night to a loud thunderstorm. I would recommend closing the windows before going to bed if you are a light sleeper.
Otherwise, it's a good base for exploring the area, and there are a few sights in walking distance from the hotel. The art park just around the corner is a great place to visit if you enjoy contemporary art and design.
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Date of stay: December 2011Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Stayed there 2 nights in late May. We wanted to see the Valley of the Temples, but wanted a small, quiet village in which to stay. Favara is this place, with terrific cafes and restaurants.
The Belmonte is a very good hotel, nice rooms, and very close to its sister hotel, the fancy Alba Palace. Note that you check in AT the Alba. The staff all had good to fairly good English skills, so that made things easier.
Thank heavens the young man at the desk was a parking whiz. Parking is pretty much insane, depending on the time of day you arrive. Just give him the keys and let him do the work! Our tiny car was shifted a few times each day, but it was of no worry to us! And, when we needed the car, it was there quickly.
A/C worked fine, room very clean, bathroom great, and it was QUIET. Just off the main square, lined with cafes for sitting and people watching, from coffee to prosecco.
Breakfast was held each morning at the Alba Palace, with obliging staff to squeeze you fresh o.j. and make you yet another cappucino.
Had dinner one night at the Alba Palace restaurant, separately reviewed in the restaurant section because it was that good, really top notch.
Would we go again? Yep, and this time, we have a really good map!
The Belmonte is a very good hotel, nice rooms, and very close to its sister hotel, the fancy Alba Palace. Note that you check in AT the Alba. The staff all had good to fairly good English skills, so that made things easier.
Thank heavens the young man at the desk was a parking whiz. Parking is pretty much insane, depending on the time of day you arrive. Just give him the keys and let him do the work! Our tiny car was shifted a few times each day, but it was of no worry to us! And, when we needed the car, it was there quickly.
A/C worked fine, room very clean, bathroom great, and it was QUIET. Just off the main square, lined with cafes for sitting and people watching, from coffee to prosecco.
Breakfast was held each morning at the Alba Palace, with obliging staff to squeeze you fresh o.j. and make you yet another cappucino.
Had dinner one night at the Alba Palace restaurant, separately reviewed in the restaurant section because it was that good, really top notch.
Would we go again? Yep, and this time, we have a really good map!
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Date of stay: May 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip:Â We were in 201 and found it to be fine.
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$160 - $187 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ItalySicilyProvince of AgrigentoFavara
NUMBER OF ROOMS
9
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Frequently Asked Questions about Belmonte Hotel
Which popular attractions are close to Belmonte Hotel?
Nearby attractions include Farm Cultural Park (0.2 km), Castello di Chiaramonte (0.08 km), and Biblioteca e Museo Comunale Barone Mendola (0.09 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Belmonte Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant.
Which room amenities are available at Belmonte Hotel?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a flat screen TV.
What food & drink options are available at Belmonte Hotel?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Is parking available at Belmonte Hotel?
Yes, free parking, paid private parking on-site, and paid public parking on-site are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Belmonte Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include U Maccicuni wine & food, Le Traveggole, and Caffe Italia.
Are any cleaning services offered at Belmonte Hotel?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Are pets allowed at Belmonte Hotel?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Belmonte Hotel?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, and Italian.
Are there any historical sites close to Belmonte Hotel?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Tempio di Giunone (6.0 km), Tempio dei Dioscuri (7.4 km), and Abbazia di Santo Spirito (6.7 km).
Is Belmonte Hotel accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.