We’ll located for gorgeous views of the sunsets over the salt fields each evening. Very clean spacious rooms.

At the beginning the locating was very strange, but we changed our mind after the check in, nice rooms, nice pool and all the place was agradable. Nice breakfast.

We were positively surprised how nice the hote was. Rooms a little bit dated but perfectly clean and spacious. The whole complex has a marine theme. Lovely swimming pool and tasty breakfast.

We loved the proximity to salt marshes for seeing flamingos and other birds plus the salt museum was interesting. The hotel is delightful, staff friendly and helpful and the breakfast was outstanding! This all made for an ideal location for us for a couple of nights.

Although the hotel is in the middle of nowhere, apart from the salt museum being within walking distance, there is not much else around. The building where the museum is, is also the restaurant for the hotel, should you wish to use it. There are no other options for an evening meal. The hotel itself, is very good. Breakfast is excellent and all the staff are brilliant. The hotel is very clean, and we were sorry to leave.

The hotel and setting are lovely. Staff are extremely helpful and our meals in the restaurant were excellent. Wonderful stay!

The property is in a quiet location and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The only negative aspect was related to their restaurant where they completely forgot my food order (my wife was served promptly) which only appeared after two hours and several requests by which time we had finished the wine. We had a long travel day and by that time is was very late so I refused the food. Incidentally the restaurant appears to be a separate operation in a location remote from the hotel so my previous positive comments relate to the hotel not the restaurant.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights in March 2018. It is easy to get to by car, and there is a large parking lot. For first time drivers in Sicily, this is a very welcome feature. While the location is somewhat isolated, we appreciated the peace and serenity after staying in Siracusa, Taormina, and Cefalù. There is a small grocery store about 10 minutes away by car, so you can easily get what you need. The staff members were friendly, and we had no issues with check in, our room, or checkout. Our room was spacious and had everything we needed. We liked having an electric kettle in our room for tea. Our room had a huge, private terrace. It was fun to spend some time outside enjoying the warm afternoon sun. The breakfast foods were of high quality and enough variety to keep things interesting. The breakfast room is bright and cheery - a great way to start the day! We would recommend this hotel to other travelers, and we would definitely stay here again.

The hotel is well maintained and modern. Nicely situated right on the salt flats. Not close to city center or public transport. Beds were very firm.

off the beaten path, but right on the water, beautiful location. We were there over a Monday and the restaurant was closed, so we went to a local place that the hotel clerk booked for us.

The hotel is very secluded and luxurious. The grounds are beautiful and there are paths to walk to the water and Sea Salt museum. This is a great get away and there are two excellent restaurants in the close vicinity.

The hotel is not poshy, but has everything what is needed. The biggest advantage that it is very cosy. I would say its suitable for 1 to max 3 days city getaway holidays or for car travelers to have longer rest. The breakfast was just fine - basically Italian style, but also fresh natural orange juice and seasonal and usual fruits were available. Before the trip I saw some negative comments about staff, but I must say that personnel was very polite and helpful.

Hotel fine. Facilities as described. We were told where the restaurant was when we checked in, but not that we would need to book a table. They did give a table outside, which we took. It was a little late in the year for an outside table at a restaurant on the coast. Food was OK, but the poorest we have had during our stay in Sicily. Restaurant service was also poor. There is better to be had in Trapani. Only one meat dish on the menu. Stay in the hotel, but eat elsewhere.

The idea was to not be in the city among the busy streets of the port of Trapani. Perfect.

We had a really good week. Trapani is a 10 minute drive away. There are lots of restaurants and things to do in the town but we liked being able to get away from the crowds. There is the restaurant down the lane which is good and convenient if you don't want to go far.

The name says it all. Very relaxing hotel. The area feels very country. Would not recommend the restaurant next door for dinner. The food was just so so. Breakfast in the morning was excellent

Expensive. Staff friendly and breakfast good. Room had no view with high level windows which made it a bit dark and cell like. The hotel has a wonderful Alsatian dog which escorted me to the restaurant at the Museum of Salt, appeared to wait outside and escorted me back to the hotel along a dark unlit track.

First, the good things. The staff were friendly and helpful and the room was very clean. The location is wonderful; right in the middle of the salt pans. It is fascinating to watch them producing the salt, and the area is a gift for photographers. The 'guard dog', Jeanne-Paul is a poppet! The not so good things: Amazingly there are no electric sockets in the room. You have to unplug the TV to use a socket! The ground floor rooms have a barred window that is so high up the wall that you can't see out. The upgraded rooms on the first floor have larger windows (with a view). Since they have eradicated much of the old farmhouse in the conversion into a hotel they could easily have inserted large ground floor windows. There were no drinking glasses in the room, just a couple of flimsy plastic cups. We had to ask for wine glasses. There are no tea-making facilities. The shower, in the ground floor bathrooms at least, is small and cramped. Overall, the hotel is pleasant, clean and friendly. Although in a fairly remote spot (a car is essential), it has a fascinating hinterland. I would hesitate to give it 4 stars though. A good three is more appropriate.

The place is very nice but our room could have used some more power plugs and the shower drain was really slow. The saline are an amazing place ti visit at sunset.

We stayed for one night, prior to flying home. We were looking for somewhere peaceful and close to the airport and this ticked the box. On arrival we were greeted warmly. However, the room was tired, the bathroom needed serious cleaning, as did surfaces in the bedroom. The decor of the whole place is very 80s. Bed mattresses have had the their best days. Pool towels had run out (!) so we were given bath towels. But not with a smile! Strange they ran out, as it's quite a small property. The in room mini bar was sparse. When we inquired to the whereabouts of the itemized white wine, we were told it had "run out" and to ask for glasses at the bar. We didn't get to the sample breakfast, because we had an early start, one which was jolted by the fact the hotel's large dog was waiting for us at reception, but no member of staff accompanying him. On the plus side the place is in the middle of the Salt Pans, definitely scenic around the Salt museum (which is v close by) at sunset and circa a 20min car journey to Trapani which is a MUST see place. Much prettier and more interesting in the centre of Trapani that we had thought..