I stayed with my teenage daughter for 6 nights and we had a lovely room with fantastic terrace and view. The staff were very helpful and friendly and we really appreciated the laptop provided in the lobby for internet access. We will be looking forward to going back as soon as we can!

We stayed here for two nights in April. Room was clean and comfortable, with a private balcony overlooking the sea and a view of one of the temples, Perfect location: across the street from the beach and an easy walk to the ruins and good restaurants. Beach, ruins and a nice hotel made the town a great place to stay.

Lovely hotel, good position - but beach is 100 steps down and the hotel has no lifts. Our room (no sea views left) was stifling even with a/c on 24/7. However breakfast was good, staff helpful. Shaded balcony a bonus. No WI FI in room (as promised on internet), but we set up our 'business' in the bar and plugged... More

Lovely family run hotel

We had a room with large balcony overlooking the sea. The staff were exeptionally friendly and helpful. Lovely beach. Quiet town with lovly restaurants. A perfect place to relax for a few days after hectic sightseeing and driving on Sicilan roads with 3 children ages 14,11 and 2. We all wanted to stay longer!

The hotel is overlooking the sea with beautiful views. Nice beach for swimming and especially good beach heading east through national park - about 15 minutes walk. Staff all v friendly and helpful. Great free internet and satellite connections. Our room was fab with beautiful terrace overlooking the sea. Temples about 15 minutes walk can be seen from the terrace.... More

Dropped in at the first hotel we found in Marinella di Selinunte and got a double room for €75 including breakfast. The location was great, very close to the beach and the hotel had chairs and umbrellas for free at the beach. The room was nice in a bit old fashion way, but the bathroom was really nice and newly... More

First its worth mentioning that this hotel has changed its name to the Miramare hotel, apparantly somewhat recently. Confusing is the fact that, right next door, someone opened a hotel with the "old" name - Garzia. Must be a story behind that somewhere, but you can clearly see the name Garzia removed from this hotel and replaced by Miramare. The... More