I stayed here during my trip to Modica and really liked the location — it’s right in the center, on Umberto. All the main sights are close by, and there are plenty of cafés, bars, and shops around. There’s a tourist train that stops near the hotel, and we actually took a ride on it — it was a fun way to see the town. My room was cozy and I liked the interior. Everything was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was simple — just pastries and drinks, like a typical Italian breakfast — but it was enough for me. I’d definitely recommend this place if you want to explore Modica by foot and enjoy the local vibe.

It was our first time in Modica, and we chose the hotel based on photos and location — and it was a lucky pick right away! The location is very convenient, right in the center, with cafes, beautiful streets, and sights all nearby. The interior impressed me — antique furniture like I’ve never seen before. It’s really beautiful and unique, with a special atmosphere. Definitely a 10 out of 10. I will definitely come back here!

Looking for something other? Best location on Modica’s Corso Umberto. Baroque building, and rooms and furnishing and all, truly of another age. Sgr Laura’s welcome was warm, our room very comfortable. It was a delight to be there.

Charming old palazzo with a very central location.

An amazing place! I recommend it! Beautiful and unusual interior, the rooms are clean and comfortable, the staff is responsive! I will definitely come back!

Hotel very beautiful and luxury. The Palace Is from 17th century, with statues and frescos. The staff helpful and kind.recomendable hotel.

An amazing place. It’s look really royal style. Fabulous staff. Fabulous place. I will come back for sure.

A unique and charming hotel. I slept very well in an old-style room. The hosts are lovely and helpful.

Very Good!!!

As a lover of historical buildings, the Grana Barocco Art Hotel & Spa in Modica was a dream come true. The location was perfect, and the interior design beautifully captured the essence of a Baroque palace. However, while the hotel offers a charming and historic setting, there are a few areas that could be improved

Firstly, there was some confusion with our room assignment, which could have been avoided with better communication among staff. Additionally, a basic understanding of English would be beneficial for future guests. Furthermore, the constant noise from construction work starting at 7 AM right next to our room was quite disruptive. While the hotel could benefit from offering a breakfast option, our biggest disappointment was the strong smell of fried food in our bathroom, which was likely due to the kitchen being located directly below. Despite attempts to mask the odor with air fresheners, it was quite unpleasant and even caused some discomfort. Overall, the Grana Barocco Art Hotel & Spa has the potential to be an exceptional experience. With a few improvements, such as better communication, a quieter environment, and attention to cleanliness, it could truly live up to its historic charm.