Apartment with 1 bedrooms 9 km from the beach

The accommodation

In the elegant business and commercial center of Palermo, a few steps from the historic center of the city, this elegant apartment has just been renovated and boasts charm enriched by elegant furnishings and a touch of international modernity.

Services:
Secure car parking 10 meters away in Piazzale Unità
Free WiFi internet
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Washing machine
Hairdryer
Iron and ironing board
LCD TV
Work desk
Towels
Day caretaker

Setting

Why choose SuiteInCenter?
for the location in the elegant center of the city;
for the large spaces of our suites;
for the comfortable and welcoming beds;
for modern, functional bathrooms, with soft linens.
Suites with two separate rooms, with large windows, on the mezzanine floor of a building with lift in the business center of Palermo.

The kitchen area is elegant and functional, with a large work surface, electric convection stove, sink and fridge. The set of pots and cooking utensils are available for a comfortable breakfast to be enjoyed with friends or family.

Activities and attractions

The district

Tourist attractions and utilities.
Suiteincenter in the "Palermo Living Room".
A few steps from Via Ruggero Settimo, in the heart of the elegant and luxurious district of Via Libertà, between the Teatro Massimo and Piazza Politeama, starting point for all guided tours of the city.
The seaport can be reached on foot in 10 minutes.
A few meters away is the bus station, with connections to the airport and Mondello beach.
Piazza Castelnuovo, where there is a tourist information office inside the Ribaudo Kiosk;
The Politeama Theatre, with the nearby Via Ruggero Settimo, an artery dedicated to shopping and walking for the citizens of Palermo.
In this stretch there are numerous clothing shops, jewellers, household and leisure items, shopping centres, banks, ATMs, bars and restaurants.

A tour around the area

Take the pedestrian-only Via Principe di Belmonte to enjoy a fresh aperitif while sitting at the bar tables! A beautiful late 19th century side street that connects Via Ruggero Settimo to Via Roma.
Almost halfway along the route, Via Mariano Stabile intersects which, with Via Ruggero Settimo, forms an octagon or Piazza Regalmici: it was 1778 when the viceroy Marcantonio Colonna inaugurated this new road axis which was called "Quattro Canti di Campagna" to distinguish them from the "Four Songs of the City". In this open space it seems to be projected, albeit with imagination, into one of the many "octangles" of the Eixample district of Barcelona (Spain).
Just before Piazza Verdi, on the right is Via Magliocco, an elegant pedestrian-only artery and at the other "chaotic" intersection is Via Cavour.
Then on the right you can see the immense apparatus of the Teatro Massimo, one of the most significant theaters in Europe, first in terms of acoustics, reopened to the public in 1998 after twenty years of closure for "simple" restorations!