San Giorgio Palace Hotel

What a lovely stay on the hillside of this Mediterranean Island. Lovely staff: receptionists, housekeepers, breakfast crew, you name it. Spotless clean, easy parking, and right in the middle of everything.

Location in old town very handy

We stayed in a classic garden room for two nights and found it to be quite satisfactory. While the furnishings lacked character, the room was generous in size, bed was comfortable, linens were high quality, and the AC great. The hotel offers a generous breakfast on a pretty terrace. We also appreciated having the ability to access the hotel easily by car and park on the street near the entrance for free. The hotel location couldn’t be better — right below Duomo square and within walking distance of everything, including delicious restaurants. Would definitely recommend!

We stayed here for two nights in a standard garden room. While the furnishings lacked charm, the room was extremely comfortable for the two of us. Great bed and quality linens. Excellent AC. Quiet surroundings. Generous breakfast. Close to outstanding restaurants. We were able to walk everywhere from here. Would definitely recommend.

I was so looking forward to staying at this hotel — it’s in a charming part of town and the staff were absolutely wonderful. Everyone from check-in was kind, warm, and helpful with tourist tips and luggage. Unfortunately, my experience with the room itself was terrible. Room 110 is tiny — more like a small studio — which was fine given European standards. The issue was the overpowering sewage smell coming up from the bathroom sink. The drain was backed up and smelled awful. Because the bathroom is basically part of the sleeping area, the stench filled the entire space. I immediately told the front desk and they assured me they’d clean and deodorize. When I returned that night, the sink was cleared and smelled better temporarily — but by the middle of the night the sewage odor was back. It was so strong I woke up gagging multiple times and even had to go outside for air. I also developed a serious sinus and respiratory infection within 24 hours. I can’t say for sure if it was caused by this issue, but after sleeping in that environment, I ended up sick for the remainder of my trip to Italy. I spent my next few days in bed on antibiotics and sinus medication. When I checked out, I told them again about the stench and they acknowledged it sometimes happens due to the hotel’s sewage setup. Given how extreme this was, I was really disappointed they didn’t offer a refund or any compensation — especially since my trip was so negatively affected. I hate to leave a bad review because the hotel itself is charming and the staff were lovely. But for your health and comfort, I’d recommend avoiding room 110, which is on the ground floor outside of the main building. Hopefully they’ll address this issue properly so future guests don’t have to go through what I did.

Good location, interesting town. Hotel rooms need improvement. Not even a bottle of water in room. Good breakfast buffet.

The front desk was very helpful in assisting us to get to the hotel entrance, and giving us the detailed information on how to get the right place for the photo shot of the Ragusa old town before the sunset. Our room has a great view of the city. There were plenty choices for breakfast. We had a wonderful stay at the hotel.

It was a great location right in center.

Beautiful hotel. Near old town Ragusa.

On first appearances all seemed nice, but the hotel lacked any character and was rather soul less. The room was clean and tidy but dull. Bathroom was small and lacked anywhere to put anything. There was no sitting area anywhere in the hotel and the lack of staff except in reception, gave it a rather impersonal and empty feel. Staff at breakfast were unfriendly and seemed disinterested in the guests. All rather underwhelming in the end.