Accessible Hotels in Caltanissetta

This is a lovely place with lots of nice details, super friendly people and a great breakfast. It's a short walk from the station (though there are some steps to climb - but then a lift once you're inside).

Oasis Smart Rooms were very comfortable, spacious and clean. You feel very safe as it is highly secure requiring codes to enter doors of the building. The daily breakfast provided is very much appreciated.

Stayed on the Sicily Divide, and bikes are stored outside, behind a locked gate. Rooms are clean and comfy, with a decent breakfast provided by the host. The location is a little out of town, but the host, Rina, arranged for lift to and from the nearest restaurant, which was excellent, and cheap!

We were the first guests this season. The room was very warm and cosy, excellent breakfast and incredible views. Big thanks for attention and hospitality.

Beautifully designed and kept in pristine condition. Giuseppe was the perfect host going out of his way to assist and guide us during our stay.

Deluxe room is beautiful and brand new. Breakfast was delicious and had plenty of options. Staff are kind, warm and helpful.

The time would fail me to tell of this place. We drove to it from Catania and arrived at the ruined church and battered buildings at the entrance. I knew the entrance could not be the full story and was not disappointed. Walking through the building entrance, dated "1843" over the arch, one arrives at a courtyard which is very elegant, with flowers and creepers on the walls, doors and windows on three sides. Behind the doors and windows are the reception, the kitchen, the main function Hall, some of the accommodation and the vast winery. There's a room off the reception which has the pizza oven. Both the kitchen and the separate pizza oven with their respective chefs produce some of the best food I have had in Italy or her Islands. No fancy stuff here, but clean, wholesome local fare. The staff were warm, friendly, accommodating and even when busy always had time for a chat or a smile. The owners were genuinely interesting people. They intend to keep developing Feudo Tudia, and shared some interesting plans. But, really, its pretty much perfect now. What I would not have given to have been there when I was 12 years old, there are no end of interesting things for adventurous children to do. The pool amongst the trees was lovely and really cooling to swim in. There was a trampoline and a zip line and swing and other kids things but what really would have got my attention at 12 years of age were the surrounding fields and hills and places to explore for miles around. I hiked the roads above the farm for days and the locals were always friendly with a wave and a toot on the car horm. The walks were scented by all the wild growing things, especially the ubiquitous sweet fennel. European bee eaters flocked also, with their beautiful chirping. The cicadas rasped constantly, sometimes near and sometimes far but the singing of the crickets at night time made up for that.