The hotel was amazing. Great location. Its a slight walk to city center but there is much more street parking toward the hotel than in the city center.Future trips to Milazzo will definitely involve staying at this hotel again.

The hotel was amazing. Great location. It's a slight walk to city center but there is much more street parking toward the hotel than in the city center. Future trips to Milazzo will definitely involve staying at this hotel again.

NOT IMPRESSED

We arrived late at the hotel and really just wanted to have a sleep. After a sharp and unfriendly check-in, we went to the room and I noticed a strange smell in the room. I thought maybe it had just been shut up for too long and opened the windows. I then went to bed and slept for a couple of hours. I then awoke with a tight chest and the smell seemed to be worse. I turned the light on and then saw the HUGE damp patch on the wall right next to where my head was when sleeping. It was so bad that the skirting board was coming away from the wall and when I touched the wall a load of paint and plaster came away from the wall. My husband went to reception and at 1st he said the hotel was full so we could not be moved. Then he said that because we had not complained straight away, he was not prepared to move us to a different room. Only stayed in Milazzo as we were going to Vulcano island the next day. Would not bother staying in Milazzo again, and if I did find myself there, would NEVER stay at hotel Garibaldi.

The hotel staff were pleasant and helpful. The room was plush, but some signs of wear were visible. Overall it was clean and comfortable.

This hotel is well maintained in a quiet part of town. It overlooks the beach, which is of pebbles and used by small fishing boats. The rooms are pleasent and well furnished. Avoid the ground floor rooms as there is noise from the reception.

Very good value for money off season, very helpful staff who didn't let the fact that we didn't share a common language get in the way.

Excellent location on the waterfront - although Milazzo's narrow, one-way streets make it difficult to find for the first time visitor. Friendly staff although with limited English. Having minimal Italian, I found French useful. Good cold buffet breakfast [from 700am]. Two hours' drive from Catania airport.