Dimore delle Zagare Molo

Recently renovated in May 2024, Dimore delle Zagare Molo offers 12 modern, well-appointed rooms, all located on the first floor (accessible by stairs). Designed with comfort and functionality in mind, each room features high-quality "Per Dormire" mattress topper, en suite shower room, hot/cold air conditioning, free WiFi, flat-screen TV, espresso machine, kettle, minibar and safe. Each room is styled in a contemporary, minimalist design with thoughtful attention to detail to ensure a relaxing stay.

Standard Room  (16m² sleeps 2) double bed, en suite shower room, 43” TV and window.
Classic Room(18m² sleeps 2) double or twin beds with balcony or patio with table and chairs. Some rooms allow space for a cot.
Superior Room(20m² sleeps 2) double or twin beds, balcony with table and chairs with street view. Cot available on request.
Deluxe Sea View Room   (20m² sleeps 2) double bed, large sea-view balcony with table and chairs. Cot available on request.

The highlight of Dimore delle Zagare Molo is the stunning 170m² Sea View Terrace on the second floor (accessed by stairs), where guests can enjoy breakfast each morning overlooking the sparkling Ionian Sea. This impressive terrace is also the perfect spot for a relaxing aperitif or evening drink.

The helpful reception team is on hand to arrange a variety of local experiences including boat tours around Ortigia, Tuk-tuk tours of the city, excursions to Mount Etna and the Baroque towns Noto and Ragusa, bike hire, lunches on board a boat, restaurant reservations.

Dimore delle Zagare Molo is located at Largo Gaetano Arezzo della Targia, just a 5-minute walk from Ortigia’s historic centre. It’s also ideally placed for easy access to Syracuse’s train and bus stations, making it convenient for guests arriving without a car. The Archaeological Park, home to the famous Greek Theatre and Roman Amphitheatre, is 1.6km (about 20 minutes on foot). Guests will also find a wide choice of restaurants, cafés, and local shops nearby, perfect for sampling Sicilian cuisine and culture.

Ortigia is a small island which is the historical centre of the city of Syracuse. Renowned for its Greek heritage, Ortigia is a UNESCO landmark for its "remarkable testimony of the Mediterranean cultures over the centuries” with many historical landmarks. The island, also known as the Città Vecchia, is connected to the modern city via a bridge which stretches across a narrow strip of sea. There is a variety of outdoor restaurants and elegant piazzas surrounded by the crystalline sea. Porto Piccolo is a small boat harbour in Ortigia.

Syracuse is a city rich in Greek and Roman architecture, Cicero once considered it to be the most beautiful of all Greek cities. Perhaps most famously, the city of Syracuse is home to one of the greatest ancient Greek Theatres dating back to the 5th century BC and large enough to hold an audience of up to 15,000. This theatre draws history enthusiasts from all over the world and is still used to this day in the annual Greek Theatre festival (May/June). With other attractions such as the 3rd century Roman amphitheatre and the archaeological museum as well as an abundance of shops, restaurants and bars, Syracuse is a fantastic location to spend a cultural holiday.

From this location, it is also possible to visit Plemmirio Marine Protected Area (10km),  Noto (25km), Vendicari Nature Reserve (30km), Palazzolo Acreide (40km), Marzamemi (40km), Pozzallo with hydrofoils to Malta (50km), Modica (60km), Catania (60km), Taormina (100km), Ragusa Ibla (100km) and Etna National Park (100km).
 

All prices from are based on accommodation only. Flights, transfers and car hire are priced separately.

Opening/Closing Date:  Open All Year
Arrival/Departure Day:  ANY
Check In:  3PM-8PM
Check Out:  8AM-10:30AM
Included in Price:  Accommodation as Stated, Just Sicily Rep Service and Emergency Number
Not Included in Price:  Flights, Transfers, Car Hire, Travel Insurance and City Tax