BONAGIA-TRAPANI: LA TONNARA DI BONAGIA DATE: 17-20 July 2007 Reviewer: A Trip advisor member from the USA We stayed at the Tonnara for three nights. We went with two of our grandsons(15 and 12) while touring Sicily, following a stay in Palermo. We were also joined by several other members of our Italian family. The Tonnara surpassed our expectations and... more

There is nothing to do in the village. No scenic walks to take, no places to take a drink at the harbor. The hotel looks interesting from the outside. The restaurant was good, the service there as well. Breakfast wasn't - we stayed there for 5 nights - never once fresh fruits were served - just awfull canned ones and... more

I visited in the mid August. I felt hotel staff were helpful but overburdened. Receptionist needed 4 arms & 2 heads. Staff in the restaurant were so busy that we hesitated to ask for coffee at breakfast. The location was not nice but the hotel was so well designed that the scenery from the inside was nice, especially from swimming... more

The highlights – Large, bright, well decorated room. Buffet breakfast excellent with lots of choices. The nasty parts – Since we were there in May the hotel had about 6 guests. But they put us in a room facing the interior courtyard with no view. Most of the buildings were closed and it felt deserted. At checkin the clerk thought... more

I am 19 and went with my boyfriend, whilst it is a quiet area, its very relaxing and a good place to get away from it all. The hotel itself is beautifully restored providing modern and comfortable rooms and there is very good food. Special mention to the lovely receptionists who were always helpful. Will be going back next year... more

Nice hotel, shame there is nothing else there. Stayed for 4nts from 30th May 2005. This place really is in the middle of nowhere with not much of interest at all close by. There is no beach, the pool SHUTS between 1-3pm and they make you pay 5Euros to wear a daft hat in the pool. There is nothing in... more

We travelled down from Palermo stopping en route to visit the temple & theatre at Segesta which are wonderful. We then stayed at this hotel for two nights. This was definately the most peaceful and relaxing place that we stayed at over the two week trip. There are a couple of restaurants in this small fishing village but we ate... more

We stayed here for 3 nights as part of a touring holiday of Sicily in late September. The hotel has been built within the walls of a former historic tuna fish plant. It is very well designed and parts of the old buildings are used for the excellent restaurant. The original chapel is still in use. Accommodation is built around... more

We stayed here April 19, 2004 for 3 nights.This is one hotel that I think you need to know the rooms before you go. We booked what we thought was a seaside suite. It was room #34. It is the only one of it's kind, and we were looking to something special. It was very expensive, over 350 Euros, as... more