Via Del Castello Maniace, 68, Syracuse, Italy
Featuring bicycle rentals, as well as high-speed Internet access in public areas, the 4-star Hotel Henry'S House Syracuse is 2.6 km from the 3rd-century-BC Altar of Hieron. Located a short way from the baroque palace "Palazzo Beneventano Del Bosco", this charming hotel overlooks the ocean and invites guests to have a drink at a lounge bar.
The hotel is centrally situated about a 25-minute walk from the historic Greek outdoor theater "Teatro Greco". The sinuous ancient Ear of Dionysius Cave is within reach of the Henry'S House Syracuse, while Umberto bus stop is approximately 600 metres away. The property allows you to enjoy such natural sights as Fountain of Arethusa around 10 minutes' walk away. This Syracuse hotel is an ideal place for exploring the Maniace Castle, located 250 metres away.
Hotel Henry'S House offers 13 rooms with a mini-fridge-bar, tea and coffee-making facilities, and such modern conveniences as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Bathrooms with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower, also feature a shower cap and bath sheets for guests' extra comfort.
A free international breakfast is served each morning. The on-site bar features WiFi and a TV. Marinacafe, located within 5 minutes' walk of the Henry'S House, will spoil you with Italian cuisine.
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Austin
2020-12-18
We enjoyed our stay. Marvellous views and welcoming staff. Having a terrace was a nice addition.
Christopher
2020-03-24
The hospitable staff upgraded our room and we liked it. Staying walking distance to everything we needed, like castello maniace. Free Wi Fi was working perfectly. Ortigia district is worth your attention.
Nothing, no complaints at all.
Edwin
2020-02-28
Rooms open to a terrace. You can easily walk to castello maniace. It was really close to Fountain of Arethusa: )
