Cheap Hotels in Catania

Near Catania Cathedral

In Catania (Picanello-Ognina-Barriera-Canalicchio)

B&B Perla is located in Catania, 300 metres from Piazza Duomo and 200 metres from Anfiteatro greco-romano. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom equipped with a bidet and shower. B&B Perla features free WiFi. There is a shared kitchen at the guest house. Catania Cathedral is 300 metres from B&B Perla, while Casa di Verga is 400 metres away. Catania Fontanarossa Airport is 4 km from the property.

San Max Hotel is set in a building that dates back to the early 19th century. It is located right on Via Etnea, in the historic centre of Catania. Private parking is available. Enjoy spacious rooms with a light décor and contemporary furnishing. Hotel San Max offers free WiFi in the entire building, and free wired internet in the rooms. At reception, you will also find an internet point where you can do your online check-in and print your boarding passes free of charge.

Near Fish Market

Near Via Etnea

Near Via Etnea

Near Catania Cathedral

Near Via Etnea


Near La Fiera Market

Near Catania Cathedral
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Hotels in Catania
The energy and vibrant personality of Catania can be felt in the air. It's a Sicilian town by the sea that doesn't take itself too seriously. The island's markedly different atmosphere to the mainland gives you a fresh new take on Italian holidays. Staying in Catania combines a seaside holiday with a continental escape.
Get in and out
Catania–Fontanarossa Airport is the second largest airport on Sicily and impressively convenient. There are direct flights to and from London, Manchester and East Midlands airports. From the arrivals hall, it's around 15 minutes to the town centre by car.
Train lines run along the coastal edge of town, with a key stop at Catania Centrale railway station. It's a link to all of Italy's major cities, via connecting ferry services to the mainland from Messina.
Things to do in Catania
The town looks out onto the Ionian Sea, and sits below Mount Etna. Much of the area was rebuilt after an eruption in the 17th century, at which time builders used the volcano's black lava to create new avenues and Baroque architecture. As such, Catania has lots of side streets and wide piazzas to explore.
The heart of the town is arguably the university, as most of the main sights and buildings are clustered around it. La Basilica Cattedrale di Sant'Agata – dedicated to Catania's patron saint, St Agata – is nearby, and there's also the Castello Ursino & Museo Civico, a museum of archaeology and local artifacts.
In the very centre of Catania, at the Piazza del Duomo, you'll see the town's symbol: the Fontana d'Ellephante, a lava fountain shaped like an elephant carrying an obelisk. This unusual sculpture bears an inscription which some say is also dedicated to St Agata.
Most of Catania is laid out in a grid formation, so it's easy to find your way around. Catania Metro is the town's public transport system – the most southerly in Europe.
Italian cuisine
Sicily's famous food includes arancini (filled fried rice balls), pane e panelle (chickpea fritter sandwich) and polpo bollito (boiled octopus). As a seaside town, Catania is also known for its fresh fish. The fish market held here is extremely well known in the area.
Catania offers you hundreds of places to eat and drink. When the weather's fine, choose somewhere with outdoor seating and watch the world go by. The odd steakhouse, tearoom and Japanese restaurant can be found amongst the many traditional Italian eateries.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Catania
What are the most booked hotels in Catania?
Bad - Bed & Breakfast and Design, B&B Mascagni and Tre Stelle al Duomo are some of the popular hotels in Catania.What is the lowest price for a double room in Catania?
The cheapest price for a double room in Catania is £27, offered by Stesicorea Palace.If I want to stay in the center of Catania, which hotels shall I consider?
The best hotels near the center of Catania are Liberty Hotel, Rubens and B & B Alba.120,000 Hotels
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