Best hotels in Trapani & surrounds

DIMORA CALA DEL POZZO

IS AN EXCLUSIVE BOUTIQUE HOTEL THAT PRESERVES THE IDENTITY

OF A TYPICAL RURAL HOUSE FROM THE MID-19TH CENTURY

in Favignana

Tucked into a lush Mediterranean park of olive groves, vineyards and citrus trees on Sicily's western coast, Almar Giardino di Costanza is a five-star boutique resort styled after a Sicilian noble villa. You'll stay in one of 88 suites and junior suites, many overlooking the central courtyard and the outdoor pool with its waterfall. Days drift between the sun terrace, the AquaMadre restaurant and the Turchinu lounge, or the standout Almablu Spa, where Norman, Arab and Roman-themed rooms, saunas and traditional Chinese-medicine treatments soothe body and mind. The baroque, Arab-influenced town of Mazara del Vallo lies ten minutes away, with golden beaches and the resort's own Lido di Costanza close by.

In the most scenic spot on the coast of western Sicily, rich with history and legends, among the green olive groves and vineyards, sweet mulberry trees, and sun-ripened prickly pears, lies an enchanted place, suspended in time. Ancient stories and a feeling of elegant comfort meet within the walls of Baglio Oneto dei Principi di San Lorenzo - LUXURY WINE RESORT, original home to one of Italy's noblest families.

From this panoramic hilltop, the soul is stirred by sunsets beyond words and scents of ancient memory. Here, relaxation reaches new heights in the infinity pool: featuring heated water, saline steam, and hydromassage, it offers a sanctuary of absolute peace amidst the vineyards, perfectly complemented by the exclusive signature cocktails.

A few kilometers from the archaeological area of ​​Selinunte, the exclusive Momentum Wellness Bio Resort welcomes you for a wellness holiday in Sicily in the most authentic and fascinating part of the island. In the evocative atmosphere of a completely renovated traditional Sicilian baglio, you will discover a luxury resort where modern design and local natural materials combine to create welcoming spaces with attention to the smallest details.

Dreamed and designed around the physical and spiritual well-being of its guests, Momentum Resort offers a spa, fitness area, organic restaurant with zero-mile products, swimming pool and solarium terraces overlooking the magnificent olive grove.

Located within a 5,000-year-old archaeological landscape, Parco dei Sesi is a family-owned agriturismo set across four hectares of olive groves and caper fields. A historic dammuso and twelve bedrooms are arranged within traditional Pantelleria volumes facing the Mediterranean and the African horizon. Shaped by a family of artists, the interiors balance volcanic materiality with contemporary design, natural textures, and a quiet sense of warmth. Farm-to-table dining, curated retreats, and private stays unfold within a protected volcanic landscape.

Nestled on a gentle hill, on the slopes of Mount Erice and with the Egadi archipelago on the horizon, Baglio Sorìa is a perfect example of typical 16th/17th century Sicilian architecture, extremely widespread in western Sicily.

The Baglio was the hub of work and life in the rural community, a point of reference for men and women who, from generation to generation, have shared it and passed it down to the present day, preserving the authenticity of Sicily and the proud spirit of its inhabitants. The original building consisted of the manor house, warehouses, artisan workshops, and several farmers' dwellings.

Today, after a meticulous restoration that respects the natural setting of the Trapani countryside, Baglio Sorìa stands out as Firriato's Luxury Wine Resort, nestled among the company's vineyards and currently consisting of 16 rooms, a restaurant, two wine bars, a wine shop, tasting rooms, a swimming pool, and several living areas.

Hailed as one of the best new stays around by the sort of magazines well-heeled travellers peruse, Sikelia Luxury Retreat on the tiny Italian island of Pantelleria is well deserving of the hype. An elegant white-washed outpost on the wild and windswept isle, whose name is derived from the Arabic for 'daughter of the winds', Sikelia's a first-class escape amid the farmsteads and their rough-hewn volcanic-rock walls. Outside, the traditional dammuso-style structures with their domed roofs have an archaic appeal; indoors, the style is contemporary, the spa treatments serene, and the creative cuisine is the island’s very best.