Hello , I'm Andrea and I decided to embark on this new adventure to get to know the homeland and allow my guests to enjoy an elegant and economic environment at the same time. The building where is my business for decades belongs to my family and has been completely restored from my father , trying to make it comfortable and welcoming. I like painting and I very much tried to make the rooms elegant and at the same time expressive . I love the contact with people and the ability to exchange information and cultural traditions . I am happy to offer a holiday to your liking .

"Duca di Villena rooms" is located in the historic center of Palermo , located in Corso Vittorio Emanuele, between 4 Canti square and Via Roma. It offers spacious rooms, bright and equipped with every comfort in a newly restored palace. The style is fresh and elegant , well cared for in detail. Within walking distance is the market of Vucciria and Ballarò , the Teatro Biondo , the Massimo Theatre, the port of Cala and many restaurants serving local cuisine . well served by public transport links.

The property is located in the heart of the center-town of Palermo at 50 meters from the "four corners" or the intersection of two main streets of Palermo, Corso Vittorio Emanuele and Maqueda, where rise the four convex facades of the wonderful palaces .At 20 meters from the hotel entrance there is Piazza Pretoria, the center of this beautiful piazza is a spectacular fountain of concentric circles with a riot of gods, nymphs, monsters, animal heads, allegories etc etcA 100 from the building there is the ancient Vucciria market with its dense network of narrow streets and squares allows you to find all the ingredients of the Sicilian cuisine;500m away from the house is the "cathedral of Palermo" that releases all the power of the Arab-Norman culture and that from July 3, 2015 is part of the World Heritage (UNESCO). Finally the location of this property is ideal to enjoy the most appreciated by Palermo: "The Feast of Santa Rosalia". 14 evening, the city dresses up and laden wagons, music and performances of all kinds through its Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, ending with fireworks fired at the sound of music in the port of Palermo.A unforgettable spectacle.