The building and rooms were fine; the breakfast waitress was marvellous; the location is grand. But the desk staff were mostly uninvolved teenagers and the tour of the miqwe was a ripoff. 5 euro for hotel guests to hear a teenager say 3 sentences. This is probably the oldest miqwe in Europe and the hotel owners can't do a little... more

The building is beautiful, stylishly restored. The apartment was large and on first glance, attractive. The staff were pleasant enough when we arrived, but once we started asking for improvements, their tone changed to rude and sullen. To give them their due, they did try to correct the problems, even though they were thoroughly unpleasant about it. The problems: bedding... more

The apartments are delightful. They are very large and you even have a small kitchenette. The staff ranged from indifferent to rude, especially the breakfast staff. Do not miss the tour of Jewish baths below the hotel. more

We stayed two nights that turned out to be the highlight of our trip to Sicily. A wonderful apartment for my wife and two teenage children. A loft upstairs (with a patio on the roof)and a master bedroom below adjoining the living and dining rooms. A small kitchen area but we did not cook, just used the refrigerator. All clean... more

We booked Alla Giudecca by phone and, after reading some of the previous reviews, asked for rooms on the higher floors. Antonio, the receptionist, was more than helpful and organised two wonderful rooms for us. There were five of us, so we booked one double and one triple room. I have to say that i found the internet site quite... more

We stayed here two nights in late April. I was pleasantly surprised by the spacious, bright apartment we were booked in. My husband joked that we could have rented out the extra bedroom to an Italian family! While our room had only rooftop views, it opened up to a small terrace that was ideal for relaxing and enjoying the late... more

We drove to the hotel with no problems; it is in a very old part of the city so it might be a little difficult if you are used to grid layouts and wide-open spaces. We paid for parking on the seafront, unpacked and then moved the car to free parking on the advice of the receptionist. Our room was... more

This hotel has several locations all around the same building, Be sure to stay within the part that is right next to the old synagogue, the courtyard and the whole athmosphere are wonderfull. We can compare because when we arrived we got another room in another building which was fine, with a view of the see from the balcony, but... more

I think your opinion of this hotel depends on which apartment you get. Mine, like Teeba’s, was down the street, down an alley and through a courtyard, and I also found it hard to remember the route. It was a bit creepy at night. Unlike the people on the top floor of the main building with a terrace and a... more