Angolo83 B&B | Few metres away from Palermo Central Station, between the sumptuous walls of Palazzo Lepanto – a famous historic building built in 1929 – you will find our totally renovated bed and breakfast.

To frame via Roma, the most prestigious names amongst the architects of the epoch, designed buildings with eclectic taste which gave the new street a footprint of elegant international character. Amongst the characteristic elements of the original architecture, we have safeguarded the wrought iron balconies, cornices and external décor like glands, coats of arms and facias to maintain the
charm of a green Liberty style that was spreading in Palermo in those years.

The angled shape of the structure not only led the choice of the name “Angolo83” (Corner83) but also inspired the realization of our most representative bedroom with the bed in the corner and the double balcony into via Roma, that maintain intact all the structural referments of 1900 integrating the minimal class of contemporary style.

Four available rooms – 3, 5, 7 and 9 – with en-suite shower room with color changing LEDs, integrated in a way that transforms the water jet into a vehicle of therapeutic lights and colours, courtesy kit and fresh bedding included, minibar, TV, A/C, free Wi-Fi, CCTV and all the customer services needed to make your stay in Palermo extremely comfortable and well organised.

Thanks to the strategic position of Angolo83 B&B, you can reach the heart of the historic center of
Palermo, walking distance across the shopping streets such as via Roma, via Ruggero VII and via Libertà, but also the main touristic attraction of the city like piazza della Vergogna (Square of Shame), the Quattro Canti (Four Cantons), the Teatro Massimo (Massimo Theatre), the Teatro Politeama (Politeama Theatre), the Cattedrale (the Cathedral), the Chiesa della Martorana (Martorana Church), the Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace), the Palazzo d’Orleans (the Orleans’ Palace), and the picturesque area of the Mercati Antichi (Antique Markets) of Ballarò, Vucciria and Capo.