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Via Vittorio Emanuele 114, Palermo, Italy
The 4-star smoke-free Nh Collection Palermo Palazzo Sitano Hotel is situated near the shopping district of Palermo, approximately a 5-minute walk from Modern Art Regional Gallery Sant'Anna. Boasting a location within reach of the 17th-century Chiesa di San Giuseppe dei Teatini, this elegant historical-style hotel offers 80 rooms and a lounge bar onsite.
Nestled 550 metres from the Baroque Quattro Canti Square, the hotel is merely 1 km from the Ballarò Market. La Kalsa, which is a great choice for travellers interested in architecture, history and monuments, where the Nh Collection Palermo Palazzo Sitano sits, grants access to cultural attractions like the Museum of Tiles Stanze al Genio, which is just 8 minutes' walk away. Also, the property is in the vicinity of the Cuba Palace, and Palermo Central train station is located a mere 1.1 km away. Via Paolo Balsamo bus station can be found within 10 minutes' walk of this Palermo hotel.
The air-conditioned rooms at the Nh Collection Palermo Palazzo Sitano are furnished with a writing desk and feature a minibar fridge and coffee/tea making machines. The private bathrooms offer a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower/bath combination. The private bathrooms include a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower/bath combination, and such comforts as hair dryers and towels. The rooms of Nh Collection Palermo Palazzo Sitano Hotel overlook the city.
A varied buffet breakfast is offered to guests daily. Antica Focacceria San Francesco is around 200 metres away and serves Sicilian cuisine.
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