I stayed in this small hotel during my trip around Sicily in May 2011. Because of good geografical location of the town it is convenient to use Syracuse as a place for the nights and all days long spend visiting either historical sights of Syracuse or beautiful towns around (Ragusa, Noto, Ispica etc.). The hotel is a double-storey building with... More

My husband and I stayed at the Sorella Luna on our way to Malta. We arrived off the train from Naples at about 11:30 and I agree with other reviewers that the walk from the station can feel a little hairy at that time of night! However, upon arriving we were met by a friendly receptionist who gave us the... More

Sorella Luna is very close to the train station on a street that seems a bit dubious when you arrive (at night, at least, as we did) but not unsafe - and is in fact par for the course for non-Ortigian Siracusa. It is very well-located for both walking to Ortigia (south) or to the Greek & Roman ampitheatres (north)... More

I recently stayed at this hotel for 2 nights while visiting Siracusa. This is a converted convent and is located close to the train station. If arriving by bus, the driver can let you off by the train station for a short walk to the hotel. It is not a bad walk to the bus station, at the entrance of... More

Sorella Luna is a brilliant little hotel, very well placed for buses and trains, and the main attractions of Syracuse, the archeological park and Ortigia. A new conversion of a palazzo, it is beatifully clean, well thought out, simple, and welcoming. The staff are all very helpful and provided us with, among other things, recommendations to La Finanziera, which gave... More

Sorella Luna is a convenient 150m from the train station and about half a mile from Ortigia, where most of the night life and restaurants are to be found in Syracuse. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and I recommend anyone staying here to be guided by their choice of restaurants! A friend and I stayed here for three... More