Caol Ishka Hotel, Syracuse
Caol Ishka Hotel is a real touch of peace where guests can have the amazing feeling of a mix between fashion and tradition. This beautiful small boutique hotel combines the traditional Sicilian masseria with a warm modern design. The scenery from the rooms is breathtaking and the room design is awe-inspiring. The Caol Ishka Hotel is surrounded by a large Mediterranean garden that merges with the surrounding nature: a wide lawn beside the swimming pool with Mediterranean plants such as olives and citrus trees and aromatic herbs gives way to bamboo, wild grass and spontaneous vegetation. The Zafferano Bistrot restaurant, offers creative menus based on Sicilian traditional flavours served in a stunning dining room or outside on the terrace in a lovely atmosphere. The Caol Ishka Hotel is an ideal retreat within easy reach of beaches, cultural spots and natural reserves.
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Location:
The hotel is located on the bank of river Anapo beside Fiume Ciane, a natural reserve. This is only five minutes from the old town of Siracusa/Ortigia. - View Location Map.
General Information:
| Category: | Avantgarde Superior [learn more] |
| Address: | Via Elorina , Contrada Pantanelli , Syracuse [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | 169 EUR [View Calendar] |
| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, French, Spanish |
| Credit Cards Accepted: | MASTERCARD, VISA, AMEX, DINERS, MAESTRO |
Syracuse, Italy
Situated in a wide natural gulf, on the Southeastern coast of the Sicily, the city of Siracusa extends itself on the Island of Ortigia joined to the mainland with a bridge. Ortigia constitutes the historical part of Siracusa built on an ancient Greek settlement; while the city on the Sicilian mainland has been developed more recently. City of art, with a dominant baroque architecture, typical of this area, Siracusa is home of an archaeological museum of extraordinary importance: the National Archaeological Museum. Siracusa was the city of Archimedes, Pindar and Aeschylus. It was the most important city in Magna Graecia. Today the remains of its glorious past in Greek and Roman times are everywhere.
