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"Lovely view and terrace. Bed was comfortable. The shower was small and door didn’t work properly. It’s tricky to understand the parking situation and to get to place. Good location "

"Clean, good to communicate with. Bed and shower ok and breakfast enough to set you up for a days mooching around. Not easy to find off Android auto, turn off the main road and find the tire garage the door is behind you near a little park. Look up for the sign. Its 2 and a half clicks easy walk to the port for a boat trip, great trattoria nearby named La Golosa."

"Friendly and helpful staff but the place is a bit run down. There is a strong smell of cleaning products and the room on ground floor is very damp and moldy. I'd recommend looking in the never part of town; east of the train station "

"Francesca was a delightful host. The room was spacious and the attention to detail was lovely. We were the only guests for two nights in November. I am sure that in peak season there would be a different vibe at the hotel and restaurant. We were happy to have the quiet and the place to ourselves! "

"Najlepszy pesnionat B&B w którym byłem, polecam na 100%. Czysto i przemiły właściciel, który stara się o pyszne śniadania i kawę. Lepszego miejsca w Trapani nie znajdziesz. "

"La Trinacria B&B was very clean, well appointed with facilities, in a great location with free parking close by and the staff were extremely friendly and very helpful."

"The B&B is basic but was clean and the host was very friendly with information on where to visit and eat. It is clean and the hosts were friendly and offered a number of homemade panini and cakes for breakfast. It is definitely a personal opinion, but the mattress in the main room (never checked the twin beds) was super uncomfortable). Thank you Nicola! Note that we ended up here because when we arrived to the B&B Le 5 Torri in Trapani we realized that the amenities promised were not available...

"Nino is simply an outstanding host. He made our two day stay delightful (he remembered the first names of all of his guests when he greeted us for breakfast, so I have a feeling that we were not the only ones who enjoyed his hospitality)."