We stayed for two nights in this beautiful and modern hotel as part of our 3 week holiday trip around Sicily. We absolutely loved the hotel, especially it's very friendly and attentive staff who go that 'extra mile' for you! The room (basic double room - 119 euros per night B&B) was really spacious and the bathroom was gorgeous! The... more

Excellent service, staff v friendly, 20 minute walk to main shopping area, lovely restaurants in village, grt pool on roof top more

This Mercure in Syracuse was the surprise of our trip to Sicily. The hotel seems brand new and is ultra modern and very pleasant to stay in. We got an amazing internet rate of €65 including breakfast which was fantastic. The room was spacious, modern and perfectly clean. The roof top pool was amazing and it was very relaxing to... more

A new, very modern and excellent Mercure hotel. Our room was small, but very well appointed and with a good bed. It is right across from the archeological park and just about 3 blocks from the new archeological museum. We thought its convenient location would compensate for the fact that there were no recommended restaurants in the area and planned... more

This is a typical smart modern hotel from the Mercure chain, which is well placed for the Greco-Roman antiquities in Syracuse, but which is a 30 minute stroll onto Ortygia island and 20 minutes from the rail station. The hotel itself was spotlessly clean with helpful staff and the rooms had a TV set inlaid into a mirrored panel on... more

My wife and I stayed at the Mercure Siracusa Prometeo (www.mercure.com/gb/hotel-6443-mercure-siracusa-prometeo/index.shtml ) in Syracuse Sicily for two nights in May 2009 based on the recommendation and reviews in Trip Advisor. The Hotel is located across the street from the Archeological Park, less than four blocks from the Archeological Museum and only a short taxi ride from Ortigia. The hotel is... more

This looks like (and probably is) a brand new hotel on one of the main roads leading into Syracuse. You coldn't get closer to the Greek and Roman remains, if that's what you're coming for, and the Madonna della Lacrima church is also nearby. But for the city centre this is not the best location: about half an hour by... more

My wife and I decided to take a last minute holiday to Sicily and see Mt Etna for my 40th birthday, we drove all over Sicily during a 7day visit -you can read other reveiws from me. The last day found us down on the south west coast at Siracusa,and after driving around the town following the TOMTOM gps we... more

I believe that this is one of the best hotels we stayed at in all of Sicily. The hotel seem to be as new, the location was central, in the near vicinity of the Greek and Roman ruins, and the service was excellent. You got the feeling that a lot of thought was put into the little details by the... more