Looking for something small and comfortable near the centre of Palermo and this certainly fitted the bill. Tucked away from the main streets it’s not an easy find but don’t be put off by that we found the area to be quiet and safe. We had a great welcome on arrival and enjoyed a large and well-appointed room on the second floor. The only negative was that there is no direct lift to all the rooms on the second floor, so we had to use the stairs from the first floor. Location was good and easy to walk through to the Quattro Canti. Next door to the hotel is a magnificent small church that is well worth a visit.

Great place, great location, great people.

Heating and hot water. Only reason I didn't give it ten out of ten for comfort is because for the first three days the water in the shower was only warm and not wasn't hot. But on the last days it was nice and hot. The heater needs electricity and when you leave the room the electricity goes off, so when you come back it is always cold and takes a while to warm up. Not relevant for most of the year in Palermo.

It is a very nicely renewed and decorated old little palace, with a little courtyard where braekfast is served. Situated about 5-6 minutes walk to the crossing of 2 main pedestrian streets of Palermo, Via Maqueda and Via Vittorio Emanuele. Although so centraly situated and with a big open market in the background, it was totaly peaceful at night. Reception staff was very kind and frendly, eager to help and explain about any question we might have had. Pleanty of space to put your things in the closet and shelfs.

There was no coffee machine in the room. The bar was not opened for coffee and drinks. Brakfast was rather lame. Hotel is in the pedestrian zone and quite difficult to reach by car.

Palazzo Brunaccini is a hidden gem in Palermo. The hotel is conveniently located in the historic center. It is clean and comfortable, with well-appointed rooms and a very good buffet breakfast included. Francesco at the front desk was especially patient and helpful, answering all our questions with a smile. All the staff were kind and courteous. A great stay—highly recommended.

Nothing to dislike.

Somebody from the hotel helped me the parking. I liked the room, mattress and pillow. Big room. Everybody in reception was very friendly. Easy to reach main locations. Everything within walking distance

Variety of the breakfast can be more. Every morning they served different cheese. They have limited English Almost none.I could not get the receipt for this reservation. They told me that booking.com will issue the invoice. Booking,com told me the opposite

The place has a nice atmosphere and rooms are comfortable. Our room was very clean and had everything we needed for our stay. The reception staff was great and very helpful. We also dined in once and can say the food was amazing, although fairly expensive. Also the breakfast was nice and we had a great choice of foods.

The location is sometimes exciting but not in a good way. It's great in terms of closeness to main sights, but we felt observed and didn't feel 100% safe in the evenings.

Classy hotel near the older parts of Palermo, and right next to the large Ballaro market (a short walk to Capo and Vucciria markets). Very well presented with large spacious rooms and excellent bathroom. Warm and comfortable. Staff really friendly and very helpful. We had free parking right at the hotel door, but this is limited. If you're driving make sure you ask the hotel to arrange a central Palermo traffic pass for every day of your stay even if you don't use your car.

All good.

Hotel exceeded our expectation, room was large with separate bathroom. Breakfast was a continental one with all that you would expect including scrambled eggs and boiled eggs, get to breakfast early if you want your eggs warm. Location is excellent for the markets in the old town and the main tourist streets and attractions. Only 10 minute walk from the central railway station.

You could feel the springs in the mattress and the air conditioning is a bit noisy so had to turn it off to sleep. Room overlooked side street that was covered with discarded rubbish but this would appear to be normal throughout Sicily.

The hotel was wonderful. It was well maintained and had that old world charm about it. The breakfast options were limited but normal for Italy. The location is very central with the sweet market just around the corner and many great monuments nearby

The hotel was located in a somewhat seedy part of town and it was not unusual to see serious drug use near the front of the hotel. As a solo traveler l didn't always feel comfortable returning to the hotel late at night. Having said this the hotel staff assured me the area was safe

Charming friendly welcome, informal but attentive. I left my bags at the hotel in the morning I arrived and they were in my room when I checked in later. Proper lounge with deep leather chesterfields sofas and chairs. Fabulously comfy room with proper table, sofa, tiny balcony with view of historic buildings, reasonable mini bar prices, more breakfast than anyone could eat and all fresh & delicious. Some people seem to have worried about the location. The hotel is actually very close indeed to some famous sights & in 4 days in Palermo (only one night at the hotel) I didnt come across any area with such a good vibe or concentration of things I wanted to see. Yes, Palermo has extremes of wealth and poverty and is (always has been I suppose) a multi-cultural city, but I never felt remotely threatened. As the restaurant was closed I asked for directions to somewhere to eat. The concierge drew me a route on a tourist map and I walked 400 metres to the main pedestrian area with dozens of bars and eateries.I am male but old and lame and an obvious tourist. A 12 year old could mug me. I did see a poor old fellow with soggy pants (I hoped because it had been raining earlier) and thought I heard some small boys call him crazy but walking to my meal in daylight or back in the dark, and in surroundings earlier in the day I always felt safe, safer than I would in London or other large UK cities.

Restaurant & bar closed Monday when I was there but that's v common in Sicily. I can't comment on the garden as I had breakfast indoors as it was early & chilly.