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Hotel Overview

The Hotel Mercure Siracusa is one of the finest and most modern hotels in this stunning and ancient town and welcomes our valued guests with true Sicilian hospitality and high quality 4 star service. This beautiful, recently built hotel boasts a truly exquisite internal design, the likes of which only found in the finest of hotels in Europe. From our spacious suites to our rooftop restaurant and swimming pool, from our elegant wine bar to our fully equipped conference halls, we can accommodate you and your entourage whatever the reason for your trip to Siracusa.

Facilities

On entering the spacious lobby of the Hotel Mercure guests are able to stop by the Hotel Bar and choose from our extensive wine-list, specialising in Sicilian produce such as Nero D’Avola, or keep an eye on what’s happening in the world via the news on the big screen. Internet points are also in the public area, though the entire property is covered by our wireless network which guests with laptops are welcome to utilise.

Virtual Tour

See images of the Hotel Mercure luxury Sicily accommodation on our Virtual Tour page which includes 360° photos of various luxury guestrooms, meeting rooms, rooftop restaurant and swimming pool and grandiose reception area.

Reservations

If you’d like to book at the Syracuse Hotel Mercure simply visit our Real Time Reservations page, where you can check availability within seconds and make a booking in a few minutes. No travel agents or other websites have permission to undercut our quoted prices.

Hotel Location

As for location, the ancient city of Siracusa offers a wealth of history and culture that will encapsulate any visitor. Founded by the Greeks in the 8th century BC, Siracusa was once one of the most important cities in the Mediterranean and thankfully still bears the marks left by the several cultures that have come here throughout history.

The historical nucleus of the city is actually an island named Ortigia, connected by a small bridge to mainland Sicily, where many of the streets are too narrow for traffic. Check our location page to learn more!