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Where to stay in Siracusa, for the food

Chef reads the best lists and what reviewers say, and tells you how far each hotel is from dinner.

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Castello Maniace end

The island's southern tip around the Castello Maniace: sea on three sides, fewer visitors after dark, and a 15 minute walk back to the market.

The food: Cortile Spirito Santo, Sicily's most talked-about tasting menu in a palace courtyard, is here; the Piazza Duomo restaurants and Don Camillo are a short walk north.

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The splurge · Palace suites with the Michelin-starred restaurant

Palazzo Salomone Luxury Suites

A 17th-century palace of 13 rooms near the Castello Maniace. Its courtyard restaurant, Cortile Spirito Santo, holds the city's only Michelin star, so dinner is downstairs.

From: Cortile Spirito Santo (official), Gambero Rosso, Cortile Spirito Santo

Good value · Apartment hotel by the castle

Palazzo Li Greci - Ortigia Holidays

Opened April 2026 with six apartments, each with a kitchen and balcony, 500 metres from the Castello Maniace. Handy if you want to cook with market finds.

From: All Boutique Hotels, newly opened near Ortigia (Oct 2026)

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20 of Chef's places are a 15-minute walk from Castello Maniace end. Chef looks for hotels in Castello Maniace end first. Chef picks hotels the way he picks restaurants: from the best lists, and what reviewers say.

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Where to eat in Castello Maniace end

All 20 of Chef's places a 15-minute walk away, nearest first.

Sources: Gambero Rosso International, where to eat in Syracuse, Gambero Rosso, Cortile Spirito Santo

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