Here is our list of recommended cheap Castelbuono hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Borgetto, Partinico, Trappeto, Balestrate, Terrasini.
Address: Castelnuovo, Castelbuono, Italy
Fourteen kilometres from the sea, 22 kilometres from Cefalu and next to Castelbuono, a small Sicilian inland town (430 m. above sea level), this castle stands dating from the 1800s. Boasting a magnificent view which stretches from the Madonie mountains to the Tyrrhenian Coast. Guests are accommodated in elegant apartments facing the internal courtyard of the castle. The apartments have been restored to its full former glory. Guests can also enjoy a guided tour round the old olive-press and to some of the rooms in the main building. The castle itself is surrounded by a centuries-old olive grove, perfect for a gentle stroll. The friendly owner will be happy to suggest some unforgettable wine and gastronomic finds so guests may discover some of the local specialities - fish, mushrooms and many others. Guests have access to: bocce (Italian bowling), mountain-bikes, table-tennis, outdoor barbecue with pergola and tables, and on request, guided excursions to the Madonie Nature Reserve. Extra-virgin olive-oil, wine and vegetables are produced in the surrounding areas. You will never be short of things to see or do! For those who wish to travel further afield, they may wish to take note of the castle's close proximity to many surrounding, interesting towns. Palermo 90kms. Sea 14kms. 5 apts, sleeps 24 English and French spoken Open April Oct.
Address: Pollina, Castelbuono, Italy
Rooms offer a balcony, a terrace or a window. Specify your preference during the booking. The hotel will confirm depending on availability. The restaurant is set in warm, welcoming rooms with vaulted ceilings. The cuisine is typical of the Madonie, where Arabian and oriental flavours mingle with Norman and French influences resulting in a rich variety of sweets, ice creams and sorbets still made today with the same care passed down through the centuries. At an altitude of 240m, on a wooded spur of the Madonie mountains, facing the clear blue sea of Pollina, the nineteenth-century country estate of Tenuta Luogomarchese is set amongst old medieval hamlets and fishing villages. The old farm building, complete with a tiny adjacent chapel, has been restored preserving much of the original structure, enclosing a characteristic courtyard covered with misteria and surrounded by palm trees giving fragrance and refreshing shade. The accommodation comprises of en-suite, heated rooms or mini apartments.
