Addaura Hotel Residence

Addaura Hotel Residence is a three-star hotel and residence at Lungomare Cristoforo Colombo 4452, on the Addaura stretch of the coast north of central Palermo in Sicily, Italy. Addaura lies between the city and the beach resort of Mondello, at the foot of Monte Pellegrino, and is known for the Addaura Caves, which contain prehistoric engravings. The hotel is on the coastal road, so it offers a seaside atmosphere well away from the dense old town, roughly eight to ten kilometres from the Cathedral and Quattro Canti. Mondello's long sandy beach and the Liberty-style bathing pavilion are a short drive or bus ride farther along the coast. The listing shows double and twin rooms at about €70 to €170 per night. The residence format usually implies larger rooms or apartments with some self-catering flexibility, which suits families and longer stays, though the specific facilities here, including any pool, restaurant or private beach access, are not confirmed in the available listing. Visitors can find details on the website addaura.it or by telephone on +39 091 6842222. Because the property is outside the centre, a car, taxi or bus is needed to visit the historic sights, and the bus lines serving the Addaura and Mondello coast run from the city centre. Evenings along the coast offer seafood restaurants and pizzerias, and sunsets over the Gulf of Palermo are a feature of the location. The hotel is best suited to travellers who prefer to combine a beach stay with occasional city excursions, as well as those visiting for the sea in summer. In winter the coast is quiet and many seasonal beach services close, so visitors should check what is open. Sea swimming is generally comfortable from June to October, and the coastal road offers views toward the cliffs of Monte Pellegrino and the open Tyrrhenian Sea.