Hotel Baia Delle Sirene

it was an OK hotel, not the ideal one. somehow disappointed!

No bar, breakfast very poor. Booked transport from airport to hotel on arrival, no one turned up. No apology offered. Would not go back.

This was a really lovely hotel in an excellent location. The staff were absolutely friendly, professional and very helpful. I would not hesitate in using this hotel again and would definitely recommend it to anyone who is thinking of staying in Taormina.

Beautiful garden, easy access to the beach, walking distance to the cable car (no pavement), no WiFi in the room.

The staff was very helpful but we had plumbing issues, the hotel does not have enough hot water for their guests. Two of the three mornings I had to shower in cold water! I learned my lesson and was up early to get the hot water first. They have steps down to an absolutely beautiful beach but due to the rain we could not enjoy. The setting was outstanding so if you are looking for a good value I would recommend if the hotel fixes their issues of plumbing!

Nice little hotel by the sea on this amazing coastline.

After an horrendous journey (flight delays and getting lost in Catania) the very warm welcome by the on duty staff member was appreciated. All of the front desk staff were very helpful and knowledgeable answering all of our questions (however banal) with grace. The rest of the staff (maids and resturant) were also helpful,and cheery. The breakfast was samey but plentiful and perfectly adequate.

Baia Delle Sirene is a lovely little place very close to the beach. Staff are friendly and caring. The view on the bay with its blue sea, tropical plants and rugged coast line at breakfast is unbeatable.

The hotel is set in pleasant grounds and the lido is only a short walk from the gardens. Although there is access to the sea from the decking, it isn't easy to get in or out due to the rocky nature of the coast. There is a small railway between the hotel and coast but the lido is accessed via a footpath that passes under the line. The trains are quite infrequent and do not detract from either the lido or gardens. Although the lido is very basic it is more than good enough for sunbathing. If something a bit better serviced is required, just 100m up the coast is one of the best beach bars I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. La Caravella is an absolute must visit even if you're staying in Taormina proper. The rooms were always clean and fresh, although the air conditioning was a little on the feeble side. As we were holidaying in June, this wasn't a problem. The bar and restaurant were perfectly acceptable, but with Taormina on your doorstep, you would probably want to eat and drink out. Again breakfast was acceptable with a reasonable selection but the hot food options was limited to just boiled eggs too often. A 600m stroll takes you to the bottom of the cable car up to Taormina, which costs 3 Euros per person each way. A taxi, which comes into the hotel grounds costs 15 Euros one way. Taormina is very vibrant, and heavily tourist oriented. There are dozens of quaint and good value restuarants to be found

This hotel was quite charming, although the room we had was probably the least desirable. The staff was quite apologetic about the fact that it was all that was available. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the location on the beach made our stay quite pleasant. Railway tracks are a bit of an interference with the view, but fortunately did not interrupt our sleep.