We have stayed at the Trapani Belle Époque B&B Hotel for 14 days, and it was a delightful experience. The hotel is small and charming, yet it stands out for its exceptional cleanliness. The owners clearly prioritize maintaining the highest standards of hygiene, which we appreciated greatly. One of the highlights of our stay was the incredible hospitality provided by Matteo. He was always accessible and eager to assist us whenever we needed help in Trapani. Matteo provided us with invaluable information on where to go and how to get around the city, making our trip much more enjoyable. The breakfast at the hotel was another highlight. There were plenty of choices, both sweet and savory, ensuring that we started each day with a delicious meal. The location of the hotel is perfect. It is easy to get to the beach and the city center from the hotel, and there is a supermarket just a three-minute walk away, which was very convenient. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Trapani and we are grateful to Matteo and his wife for making our visit so special. Thank you again!

The host Matteo has a super personality and goes out of his way to help with any request or answer any question. Breakfast is a good selection of sweet and savoury. The cakes made by Matteo's mother are every bit as good as other guests have mentioned. The room size was generous and tastefully decorated, with a superb ceiling. The B&B is opposite a restaurant/bar called the "Rolling Stone" (excellent food), which is very popular - we enjoyed an evening at the restaurant (be aware that the portion sizes are on the gigantic size!) and never once had our sleep disturbed by the music or patrons during our 10 night stay. We travelled by Segesta bus from Palermo and got off at a designated stop that was literally only a 100 meters from the B&B - we used the same designated stop to catch a Segesta bus direct to the Palermo airport. We also travelled to Erice by local bus from this same stop (as the cable car was closed for its LONG winter maintenance program). The B&B is quite close to the train station (which we planned to use to go to Masala but chose to take multiple trips to the Agadian islands instead). The Liberty Lines ferry terminal is a comfortable 20 minute walk from the B&B - it has a very well cleaned WC inside the waiting room and there is a super popular gelato cafe located opposite.

The bottom sheets used on our bed were perhaps a little on the small size for the bed.

The hosts, Matteo and his wife, were exceptionally welcoming and helpful. Prior to our arrival, they provided clear information on where to park our car nearby at no cost (a plus). Matteo speaks fluent English (a real plus!) They are native Trapanese, so they could give clear guidance on which bus to take to the Erice gondola, where to find a good laundromat, where to find the best couscous restaurant and more (another plus). I can’t omit the quality of their breakfast. Variety, quality and locally sourced (much from their own family’s farm). So delicious.

The owner Matteo creates very pleasant atmosphere and is definitely one of the "top things" during our stay. The breakfast he served was very tasty, the added value was all were local resources. The rooms (we stayed in double room apartment) were roomy enough, even though there might be more hooks in room to hang clothes/towels to dry. Bathroom was roomy and clean enough, the shower was very nice, practical with enough space for put things down. There was AC in both rooms. There is a SISA supermarket 5 minutes from the accommodation. You can borrow the sun umbrella from landlord for free.

On the balcony there could be more space to hang/dry bathing suit and more tweezers (even though at the end we bought them in the supermarket.

Mateo is a super friendly host that takes care of his guests! He serves great coffee and I am definitely going to miss these sweet breakfasts. :) The B&B is located very well, good connection to the airport, ca. 15-20 minutes walking distance to the port in Trapani. Very clean, spacious room with comfortable bed.

It can be a bit noisy in the morning but it is usually like that in the city center and it cannot be avoided. If you have trouble with sleeping, maybe ask for the room that does not have windows on the street.

Matteo the owner is a really warm person and friendly, he answered all of our questions and making sure we feel good during our stay. The B&B is not located at the city center but Trapani is small so its easy to reach everywhere. The B&B itself located at the second floor of the building and check-in close at 7pm. The room is spacious, and well furnished. The public parking in white line is free but its quite challenging to find one nearby so mindful to check the toll parking. Just accross the street there is bar with delicious menu and have many options of beer. we went there to eat when we didn't have the desire to go anywhere, so one point plus. The breakfast was so delicious either sweet or sour. and Matteo made good cappuccino, Thanks Matteo!

one thing is about the slow shower drain. but its not a big deal we found it quite common in all the accommodation we stayed in Sicily. Recommended

The space was nice and clean, and spacious as well which was nice. Matteo was a wonderful host, very friendly and always made us feel at home and willing to help out with anything we might have needed. Breakfast was also very good, plenty to choose from.

Not much, only thing we noticed was that as our room was next to the street, a fair bit of noise came through from the window. Room was a bit cold as well (early April) but this wasn't a big deal for us as there were plenty of duvets/blankets.

The best vacation of our lives. The room was large and clean. Bathroom beautiful and clean. Service at the highest level, delicious daily breakfast (always my favorite orange marmalade). Matteo is a wonderful host, helpful, kind and smiling, always willing to help. I recommend it with all my heart and We will definitely come back again. Thank you Matteo for everything!!!

Our host was very helpful, couldn’t do enough for us. He suggested we could message if we needed help anywhere else as well. Parking was free in the next street, and wasn’t the little narrow lanes we’ve been experiencing, which was a lovely change, but we were close enough to the old city, for exploring. His English was great also, made it so much easier for us.

Nothing really

I really liked the breakfast. To be more specific, the Ciambellone part of the breakfast.

-The air conditioner was a bit loud, even with the vent at a minimum. -The little terrace that is showed in the pictures; it's unfortunately shared with another room. -A bit too far from the center (1.5 km).