Marsala Sicily, Italy Travel Guide
From budget-friendly to upscale boutique options, many overlooking the sea or historic center locations.
Personal, intimate stays often in renovated historic buildings with local hosts.
Farm stays amidst vineyards or olive groves, for authentic Sicilian experiences with local food.
Spacious, self-catering options perfect for families or long-extended visits, throughout the region.
Family-run apartments or rooms, offering a homely atmosphere.
Restored traditional Sicilian fortified farmhouses, many are now boutique hotels.
Campsites in a coastal location with pitches or bungalows, a budget-friendly option.
An Agriturismo stay has a peaceful, authentic experience. Many serve excellent the local gastronomy and offer wine tastings on-site.
Marsala offers different zones for accommodation, each with its character.
All listed areas in Marsala stand safe for tourists. Standard precautions against petty crime apply in crowded areas.
For a countryside stay, a rental car maintains flexibility and ease of access.
Effective booking strategies secure preferred accommodation at favorable rates and terms.
Policies vary; check specific terms before confirming a reservation. Many properties offer free cancellation up to a certain date. Others may have a non-refundable deposit.
Hostelworld concentrates on budget stays. IHG Hotels for larger chain options.
TrustedHousesitters for house/pet sitting, if that fits with your travel style.
Here are some top accommodation picks in Marsala, by budget and style, for your choice.
Centrally located B&B in the Historic Center.
Charming hotel in the Historic Center, a renovated Carmelite convent.
Luxurious historic Baglio in rural Areas.
Upscale resort with spa, near Trapani Airport (TPS).
Ample-sized rooms or family suites, large outdoor areas, swimming pools. Rural settings for kids to play.
Multiple bedrooms, living areas, self-catering facilities. Manage food expenses, a sense of home.
Large complex with grounds and pool, good for families; a car is needed.
Accommodations with breakfast offer a convenient start to your day and good value.
Guesthouses in the historic center. Small, friendly hotels; integration into local life. Group tours or cooking classes foster meeting others.
Apartment rentals (Airbnb, local agencies) for weeks or months. Kitchens, living areas, laundry for self-sufficiency and cost savings.
Many long-term renters use Marsala as a base to explore Western Sicily at a slower pace.
Baglio Oneto dei Principi di San Lorenzo: Restored 18th-century Baglio, grand historic farmhouse. Hotel Carmine: Former Carmelite convent, historic ambiance.
This beautifully restored 18th-century Baglio invites clients to experience the impressiveness of a historic Sicilian farmhouse.
Situated in a former Carmelite convent in the historic center, this hotel blends an old-world charm with comfortable lodging.
B&B Nonna Lina (Historic Center), Hotel Rainbow (Near Port/Center). Prices generally €50-€90.
Hotel Carmine (Historic Center), Baglio Basile Resort & Spa (Countryside). Prices generally €90-€180.
Baglio Oneto dei Principi di San Lorenzo (Countryside), Giardino di Costanza Resort (Near Airport). Prices generally €180-€400+.
