I only had a short stay, but was made to feel very welcome by the staff. Situated in the historic centre of Palermo, it's in a great location with most of the main places of interest within walking distance. The staff were very helpful with an obvious knowledge of the city. I'll be returning later in the year to Palermo...when... More

Had a very nice stay at the Harmony B&B, and would likely stay there again. Only issue was we were on the first floor facing the corner intersection, and though we had all windows and doors closed could hear street traffic and people outside. The staff was very helpful and had great recommendations for places to see in and around... More

this is basic accommodation in Palermo.....that said, it was clean, Vince on the front desk was charming and very helpful, there is a grocery very close by and it is in a good location for exploring Palermo.....a couple of things though.....bring earplugs for sleeping (not a bad idea anyway for anyone doing a lot of travel) and breakfast is just... More

After spending there few days, we are not exactly a big fan of Palermo. Noisy, dirty and not much to see. Our hotel was possibly in the nicest part of the historic centre, few renovated houses at least and not much rubbish on the streets. The hotel is nice and clean. We got an apartment type which was noisy during... More

Like the other reviews say, it is more a hotel than a B&B. There is hrs reception, a minibar. The rooms were very very big and furnished quite expsensive compared to the other B&Bs in Sicily. There is only one member of the staff that speaks English and Tte neighboorhood looks a bit gloomy at night, but all in all... More

The Harmony B&B is really more hotel than B&B in that it has a 24 hour front desk, an immense comfort since we were taking a late-arriving RyanAir flight into Palermo, then the Palermo airport train into the city. We had printed out a large-scale Google map of the neighborhood to help with walking from the train station at night... More

This was the last place my wife and I stayed on our trip around Sicily in May 2007. We drove into Palermo after visiting Agrigento and Selinunte during the day and found absolute chaos in traffic. Whatever people say about traffic in Italy and Naples being loud, forget it. Palermo is the loudest place withe the craziest traffic. Seriously: do... More

We stayed at the Harmony for three nights in November. We had an evening flight and took the train into Palermo (5 euros each), reaching Palermo station at about 9.00pm, by which time it was very dark (also pouring with rain). The walk to the hotel took about half an hour (which included getting lost): the Harmony is NOT easy... More

This charming little B&B is just as described. The rooms are more like large suites, with an anteroom, a sitting room, and a very large bedroom with huge bath. The staff - non-English speaking but extremely helpful and courteous - will go out of their way to help guests with small things. The hotel is located just off the Piazza... More