Paolo, born in 1990, is the soul of Cinquantotto Cozy Rooms in Corso Alberto Amedeo 60. His passion for hospitality is reflected in the warm welcome he reserves for each guest, making them feel immediately at home. Always available and attentive to the needs of those who stay, Paolo does his best to make each experience unique, offering advice on what to visit, where to eat and how to best experience Palermo. In addition to managing the facility, Paolo has a dynamic personality and loves the outdoors. The sea is one of his great passions, which often leads him to explore the splendid Sicilian beaches and the most hidden coves. At the same time, he is attracted to the mountains, where he finds peace and adrenaline among the paths and breathtaking views. His passion for enduro leads him to travel adventurous itineraries, always in search of new challenges and suggestive views. This energy and desire to discover are also reflected in the way he manages Cinquantotto Cozy Rooms, offering guests an authentic and engaging experience. With Paolo you are never alone: ​​his availability and his welcoming spirit make every stay special, transforming a simple holiday into an experience full of emotions and authentic encounters.

Cinquantotto Cozy Rooms in Corso Alberto Amedeo 60 is the ideal choice for those who want to discover Palermo with maximum comfort and convenience. Situated in a strategic position, these welcoming rooms are just a few steps away from the city's main tourist attractions, such as the majestic Palazzo dei Normanni, the Cappella Palatina and the lively Ballarò market. The Teatro Massimo and Palermo Cathedral are also within easy walking distance, placing the rooms in a perfect starting point for exploring the city. The rooms, furnished with taste and attention to detail, offer a relaxing and welcoming environment. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom, ensuring maximum privacy and comfort for guests. In addition, two of the rooms have a private balcony overlooking the Palermo Cathedral and the beautiful Porta Nuova, perfect for enjoying a moment of relaxation in the open air after a day spent among the wonders of Palermo. Each room is equipped with a coffee machine and kettle, so guests can enjoy a coffee or herbal tea at any time of the day. The desk, present in each room, makes the rooms the perfect place for those traveling for work or need a space to write and organize the day. The television and the wardrobe complete the furnishings, offering maximum practicality. Obviously all the rooms are equipped with clean towels and sheets. The location of the B&B allows you to fully immerse yourself in the culture and traditions of Palermo, with typical restaurants, bars and shops just a few steps away. Whether it is a holiday dedicated to art and history or a business stay, the B&B on Corso Alberto Amedeo 60 will be able to offer you everything you need for a comfortable and unforgettable experience.

Corso Alberto Amedeo 60 is located in a privileged position in the heart of Palermo, a stone's throw from some of the city's most iconic places. This area is a perfect mix of history, culture and tradition, making it ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the authentic soul of the Sicilian capital. A few minutes' walk away is the Palazzo dei Normanni, one of the most visited attractions in the city. This extraordinary royal residence is home to the magnificent Cappella Palatina, a jewel of Byzantine art with breathtaking golden mosaics. Not far away stands the majestic Palermo Cathedral, with its mix of architectural styles that tell of centuries of dominations and transformations. Walking through the nearby streets, you arrive at the Ballarò Market, the oldest in the city. Here you can breathe in the essence of popular Palermo, among stalls full of fresh fruit, fish and Sicilian street food such as pane e panelle or arancine. Also nearby, the Teatro Massimo, the largest opera house in Italy, is a must-see for lovers of music and architecture. For nature lovers, Villa Bonanno is just a few minutes away, a beautiful garden with palm trees and benches, perfect for a relaxing break. Those who want to explore further can quickly reach the Mercato del Capo, another symbol of Palermo's tradition, and the Castello della Zisa, a fascinating example of Arab-Norman architecture. The area is also well served by bars, restaurants and trattorias where you can taste local specialties. From historic establishments with typical Sicilian dishes to modern cafes, there is always a place to stop to savor the true taste of Palermo.