Hotel Villa Soles

Spent a relaxing week at the Villa Soles with my daughter,rooms are perfect, AC is cold!
lit secured parking at night.
Spoke with proprietor a few times while having my Complimentary Lavazza Coffee in the morning. Any problems you may have while staying there (you wont have any) he will fix!
Overall great little place, I definitely recommend, will definitely be back next time!

As we arrived by train in the evening we initially had a problem finding the hotel but were helped in the end by a kind local who actually walked us there.Santa Flavia was an area of Sicily we hadn't visited before and we loved it.Thankfully the manager told us how to get to the beach as it is a little hard to find.We stayed for a week in room 2 which had a lovely patio onto the garden. The staff were kind and helpful and the rooms cleaned daily. Being just a short train ride to Palermo was great and the quietness of the area was very pleasant too. There were plenty of lovely places to eat close by. I would definitely recommend Villa Soles and Santa Flavia.

Hotel da rifare

Petit hôtel sympathique avec un accueil très agréable , idéal pour une nuit ou deux.

This was our 3rd time staying at Villa Soles, and we were welcomed like long lost family. We spend a week every year having Italian lessons nearby, and we wouldn't dream of staying anywhere else. Michelle and his staff are genuinely warm, kind, and caring. We had some lunch items we were graciously allowed to keep in the hotel refrigerator. DO ask about the beach, as you won't be able to find it on your own. We spent every afternoon in the sparkling, clear, warm waters. The BEST place by FAR to eat is Babylonia, a short walk away. We never see tourists there; the ambiance is thoroughly Italian. Salvatore and his lovely family run the restaurant with great care and expertise. The food is fabulous. If you want an experience of "real Sicily," Santa Flavia is the place to be.

My family and I stayed at this hotel for a long weekend in September. This hotel fit perfectly into our budget. My husband and I were able to speak to the staff in English. The hotel staff was very friendly and more than happy to cater to our vacation needs. The breakfast was simple and delightful. The room was cleaned throughout our stay. This hotel is located in a beautiful part of Sicily. We were given recommendations about where to explore. Beaches and restaurants are very easy to get to. We would recommend this hotel and would gladly return.

Hotel with parking which was very good for us since we had a big van. Clean room and airconditioned. A few minutes walk away from train station to go to Palermo. Very friendly staff. Breakfast wasn't much but croissant they got us was very good.

Stayed here for 3 nights. Superb value small hotel. Right by the train station for a 20 minute trip into Palermo. Also very close to lovely ruins of Solunto. Very friendly staff, comfy bed, but condition of hotel and garden a bit tired. Would reccommend on great value plus location.

great room, good conection to Palermo

We returned to Hotel Villa Soles because it was so enjoyable last year. We were greeted like long lost friends. The owner and staff were consistently kind, helpful, and attentive to our every need. If you don't like staying in big cities, like Palermo, Santa Flavia is a short train ride from there. There is a lovely "small village" feel to the place that we thoroughly enjoy.

Hotel is close to train station and not far from seafront
Staff were friendly and helpful
Walls must be very thin as woken at 2am by very noisy next door resident no hot water in the morning

My husband was scheduled to take Italian lessons in Santa Flavia, and his teacher lives only a few minutes from the hotel, which is why we chose it. We were extremely happy with all aspects of Villa Soles. It is is family owned and run with great care and concern for guests. Our room on the second floor was quite large with an extremely comfortable bed. We had a wonderful balcony where we sat to read, chat, and enjoy the October sunshine. The uncrowded beach was a nice 10 minute walk away, but you have to know how to get there, so ask! Breakfast was a cappucino and a choice of bakery fresh croissants, which I don't eat. I bought fruit from vendors in the town and was given plates and a knife to use, no problem. Santa Flavia is NOT a big tourist town, so if you want the "flavor" of a real Italian village, this is the place. There are several superb seafood restaurants in nearby Porticello, but our favorite place to eat was Babylonia--a 5 minute walk from the hotel.