Where to stay in Sicily? The best places, accommodation prices, and a price map.

Wondering where to stay in Sicily? This guide will help you find the best accommodations on the island, along with approximate hotel prices, practical tips, and recommendations for different types of travelers. Whether you're planning a sightseeing tour, a seaside getaway, or a Sicily sightseeing tour, you'll find locations to suit all budgets and travel styles.

If I were flying to Sicily for the first time…

If I were flying to Sicily for the first time, I'd choose two or three different accommodations instead of changing hotels every day. The best route is between the eastern part of the island (around Catania or Taormina), the south (Agrigento), and the western part around Palermo or Trapani. This way, you can avoid constantly packing suitcases and long hours of travel, which can be more tiring in Sicily than the map shows.

Sicily Price Map

The most important tool will be the price map I've prepared. It's based on actual accommodation prices observed in Sicily's most popular tourist destinations. I've designed it so that you can see everything at a glance. Yes! But that's just the beginning.
When selecting a location based on the map, you always need to take the next step: searching for specific accommodations in the chosen location. Filter links are available for this purpose. More information on these can be found below.

How to read a price map?

The division into three price zones is indicative and is based on average prices for accommodation for two people in hotels, guesthouses and apartments booked well in advance.
The high tourist season in Sicily lasts from June to mid-September, with particular intensity in July and August, when the island experiences the greatest heat and prices reach their highest levels.
During the low season, prices can be up to 20% to 50% lower.

• $ – the cheapest accommodation in Sicily (usually €50–120)
• $$ – mid-range prices (around €90–180)
• $ $ $ – the most expensive regions and resorts (€180–450 and more)

Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the property's standard, travel dates, and length of stay. Just because a place is in the $$$ area doesn't mean you won't find accommodations there for $$. There are simply fewer of them and they sell out faster.

Below the map, you'll find an alphabetical list of all the locations visible on the map ! Each town includes approximate accommodation prices, the advantages of the location, and a ready-made link to the accommodation search engine to make finding accommodation easier. The links have built-in filtering parameters that limit search results to the area you're interested in. You don't have to enter anything. Just click and you're done! A filtered, ready-to-browse list, free from unnecessary clutter. Very fast and incredibly convenient.

Alphabetical list of locations

Agrigento – price zone $

Agrigento is one of the cheapest and most interesting accommodation options in Sicily. It's an excellent base for exploring the famous Valley of the Temples and the nearby Staircase of the Turks . Compared to Taormina or Syracuse , accommodation prices are significantly lower, making it a popular destination for those planning a sightseeing tour of the island. Apartments, guesthouses, and small, family-run hotels are the most popular choices.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
In the off-season you can find accommodation from €40-70, while in the peak season the best properties usually cost €100-140.

Worth knowing: Agrigento is best used as a base for exploring the Valley of the Temples, the Staircase of the Turks, and the southern coast of Sicily. Many people stay here for one or two nights while touring the island.

see: more about visiting Agrigento

Caltagirone – price zone $

Caltagirone is one of the most important Baroque towns in central Sicily and the world capital of Sicilian ceramics. Its greatest attraction is the famous Staircase of Santa Maria del Monte, decorated with hundreds of handmade tiles. Its location away from the coast keeps it away from mainstream tourism, and accommodation prices are among the lowest on the island. This is a great option for those seeking authentic Sicily without the crowds.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
In guesthouses and family B&Bs, you can find accommodation from around €40–60 per night in the off-season.

Tip: It's worth combining Caltagirone with a visit to Piazza Armerina and the Morgantina archaeological site. These sites are all relatively close together.

Castellammare del Golfo – $$ price zone

Castellammare del Golfo is one of the most popular accommodation options in western Sicily. Its picturesque port, numerous restaurants, and convenient location between Palermo, Scopello, and the Zingaro Nature Reserve make it an excellent choice for a tour of this part of the island. Compared to nearby Scopello, accommodation prices are usually slightly lower, and the selection of accommodations is much wider.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
During the holiday season, the best properties with harbour views usually cost between €180 and €250 per night.

Good to know: Many tourists choose Castellammare del Golfo over Palermo because it is easier to find parking and it is quicker to reach the main attractions of western Sicily.

see: some information about Castellammare del Golfo

Castelmola – $$$ price zone

Castelmola, a small town situated high above Taormina , is considered one of the best viewpoints in all of Sicily. From its terraces, spectacular panoramas of the Ionian Sea, Mount Etna, and the eastern coast of the island unfold. Thanks to its immediate proximity to Taormina, the town attracts those seeking a more intimate atmosphere while still enjoying the attractions of Sicily's most prestigious resort.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
The most exclusive properties with views of the sea or Mount Etna can cost over €500 per night.

Tip: By staying overnight in Castelmoli, you can often count on more spectacular views than in Taormina itself, while avoiding the largest tourist crowds.

Catania – $$ price zone

Catania is Sicily's second largest city and one of the best bases for exploring the eastern part of the island. The city is renowned for its UNESCO-listed Baroque architecture, vibrant markets, and exceptional street food. Its proximity to Mount Etna, Taormina , and the Alcantara Gorge further enhances its location . Thanks to its extensive hotel network, you can find both affordable apartments and high-end hotels.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
In the city centre and near major attractions, prices for top properties often exceed €200 per night.

Tip: If you plan to visit Etna, Taormina and Syracuse in one stay, Catania is one of the most convenient bases on the entire island.

Cefalu – Price Zone $$$

Cefalù is one of Sicily's most beautiful seaside towns and has been a top-rated resort on the island for years. The combination of a wide sandy beach, a medieval center, and the impressive La Rocca rock make it a magnet for both sightseeing and seaside vacations. Thanks to its convenient location between Palermo and the northern coast, Cefalù is often featured on Sicily itineraries.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
Hotels located on the beach and in the historic center often cost over €300 per night, especially during the holiday season.

Worth knowing: Cefalu is one of the few places in Sicily where you can combine visiting the historic center with relaxing on a large city beach without having to use a car.

see: a short guide to Cefalu

Enna – Price Zone $

Enna is the highest provincial capital in Italy and one of the most underrated destinations in Sicily. Located in the heart of the island, the city offers spectacular views of the surrounding hills and a much more tranquil atmosphere than popular seaside resorts. Its central location makes it a good base for those planning to explore Sicily's lesser-known corners.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
Outside of the season, you can easily find comfortable accommodation for €40–70 per night.

Tip: Enna makes a good base for a sightseeing tour of the island, especially if you also plan to visit Piazza Armerina, Morgantina and Caltagirone.

see: Enna – a short guide

Erice – Price Zone $$

Erice is one of the most atmospheric medieval towns in Sicily. Perched atop a mountain, the town captivates with its stone streets, historic buildings, and extraordinary panoramas of Trapani and the Aegadian Islands. Due to its unique character, many tourists choose to spend at least one night here rather than limiting themselves to a short visit.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The most atmospheric properties located in historic buildings usually cost between €150 and €220 per night.

Tip: Staying overnight in Erice allows you to see the city in the evening, when most day trips have left the hill and the historic center becomes much quieter.

see: some useful information when visiting Erice

Etna – Price Zone $$

Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe and one of Sicily's greatest attractions. Most tourists choose to stay in the town of Nicolosi, the main gateway to the volcano's southern slopes. It's an excellent location for those planning trekking, off-road excursions, or cable car rides to the higher reaches of the mountain.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
During the winter season and during long weekends, prices for the best properties may be higher.

Worth knowing: Many people choose to stay overnight at the foot of Mount Etna to start their hike early in the morning and avoid the largest crowds on the trails.

Giardini Naxos – Price Zone $$$

Giardini Naxos is one of the most popular resorts in eastern Sicily. It offers wide beaches, a wide range of hotels, and a prime location right next to Taormina. Many tourists choose Giardini Naxos as an alternative to the more exclusive Taormina, although during the high season, accommodation prices here are also among the highest on the island.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
The best beach hotels often exceed €300 per night during your holiday.

Tip: Giardini Naxos is a great choice for those who want to enjoy the beach every day, while also having easy access to Taormina , Castelmola and the Alcantara Gorge.

Isola Bella – Price Zone $$$

Isola Bella is one of the most recognizable landmarks in all of Sicily and a symbol of the Taormina coast. This small island, connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of beach, appears on hundreds of postcards and promotional materials for the region. Accommodation on this part of the coast is among the most expensive on the island, but in return, you can count on spectacular views and direct access to one of Sicily's most beautiful beaches.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
The most exclusive properties overlooking the bay and Isola Bella often cost over €500 per night.

Worth knowing: Due to the limited number of accommodation facilities in the immediate vicinity of Isola Bella, it is best to make a reservation several months before your planned trip.

Lipari – Price Zone $$$

Lipari is the largest and most developed island in the Aeolian archipelago. It is here that you'll find the main port, the largest number of restaurants, and the widest range of accommodation options. Lipari is an excellent base for exploring the other islands in the archipelago, while also offering numerous attractions locally – from picturesque beaches to the historic citadel towering over the town.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
During peak season, the best hotels with sea views can cost upwards of €400-500 per night.

Tip: If you plan to visit several Aeolian Islands during one stay, Lipari is definitely the most convenient base for accommodation.

Marzamemi – Price Zone $

Marzamemi is one of the most photogenic towns in southeastern Sicily. This former fishing village delights with its intimate square surrounded by restaurants, colorful boats, and the atmosphere typical of small Sicilian towns. Despite its growing popularity, accommodation here is generally cheaper than in Noto or Syracuse.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
During high season, prices for the best apartments can reach around €140-170 per night.

Tip: Marzamemi is a great place to stay as a quieter alternative to the busier towns in southeastern Sicily.

see: useful information about Marzamemi

Monreale – $$ price zone

Monreale is best known for its impressive cathedral, considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Norman architecture in Europe. Situated on a hill above Palermo, Monreale offers a more tranquil atmosphere than the Sicilian capital, yet allows easy access to all the city's attractions.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The most attractive properties with views of Palermo usually cost between €150 and €220 per night.

Good to know: Monreale is an excellent choice for those traveling by car who want to avoid parking problems in central Palermo.

see: some helpful information about visiting the Cathedral of Monreale

Morgantina – Price Zone $

Morgantina is one of Sicily's most interesting, yet least-known, archaeological sites. The remains of the ancient city allow visitors to see Greek and Roman ruins without the crowds of more popular attractions. The nearest accommodation options are Aidone and surrounding towns in central Sicily.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
In the off-season you can find comfortable accommodation from around €40–60 per night.

Tip: It is best to combine a visit to Morgantina with a visit to Piazza Armerina and Caltagirone, which are relatively close to the archaeological site.

see: some helpful information when visiting Morgantina

Noto – $$ price zone

Noto is considered a pearl of Sicilian Baroque and one of the most beautiful cities in southern Italy. Strolling through the historic center, you can admire impressive palaces, churches, and squares built of characteristic golden stone. Thanks to its UNESCO World Heritage List and proximity to the coast, the city is one of the most popular destinations in southeastern Sicily.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
During the summer season, the most attractive properties in the historic center often cost between €180 and €250 per night.

Good to know: Noto is an excellent base for exploring southeastern Sicily, including Syracuse, Marzamemi and the Vendicari Nature Reserve.

see: guide and sightseeing plan for Noto

Ortigia – $$ price zone

Ortigia is the historic heart of Syracuse and one of the most atmospheric places to stay in Sicily. This small island, connected to the mainland by bridges, delights with its narrow streets, Baroque architecture, and restaurants located right by the sea. Many tourists consider Ortigia the most beautiful part of Syracuse.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The most attractive properties with sea views usually cost between €180 and €250 per night.

Tip: If you're looking for a unique atmosphere, choose accommodation in Ortigia. This is where most of the city's restaurants, monuments, and nightlife are concentrated.

Palermo – Price Zone $$

Palermo is the capital of Sicily and one of the most fascinating cities in all of Italy. Norman, Arabic, and Spanish influences blend here, creating a unique atmosphere. The city delights with its numerous monuments, markets, and excellent street food. Thanks to its extensive accommodation options, Palermo offers both affordable apartments and luxurious hotels in historic palaces.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The most prestigious properties in the city centre often cost over €200 per night.

Tip: Palermo is best used as a base for exploring Monreale , Cefalù , and western Sicily. Those traveling without a car will appreciate the extensive public transportation.

see: sightseeing plan and guide to Palermo

Panarea – $$$ Price Zone

Panarea is the smallest inhabited island in the Aeolian archipelago, but also the most exclusive. It's here that Italian stars, celebrities, and luxury yacht owners spend their holidays. Its distinctive white buildings, lack of traffic, and unique atmosphere make Panarea one of the most prestigious holiday destinations in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
The most luxurious properties often exceed €500-700 per night.

Worth knowing: Panarea is an ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful getaway in an exclusive setting. Accommodation is limited, so it's best to book well in advance.

Piazza Armerina – price zone $

Piazza Armerina is known primarily for the Villa Romana del Casale – one of the best-preserved Roman residences in the world. Its mosaics are among the most valuable antiquities in Europe. Its central location means accommodation prices here remain significantly lower than in popular seaside resorts.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
In many family-run guesthouses you can find accommodation from around €45–70 per night.

Tip: Piazza Armerina is best combined with a visit to Morgantina and Caltagirone. Thanks to the short distances, you can visit all three sites in a single day.

Ragusa – price zone $$

Ragusa is one of the most beautiful Baroque cities in Sicily and, along with other cities in the Val di Noto region, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most impressive attraction is Ragusa Ibla – the historic part of the city, perched on a hill, full of palaces, churches, and picturesque streets. It is an excellent base for those planning to explore the southeastern part of the island.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The most atmospheric properties located in historic buildings usually cost between €150 and €250 per night.

Worth knowing: Staying overnight in Ragusa, you can also easily visit Modica, Noto and the numerous beaches on the southern coast of Sicily.

see: some useful information about Ragusa

Salina – Price Zone $$$

Salina is considered the greenest island in the Aeolian archipelago. In contrast to the harsh landscapes of Vulcano and Stromboli, it boasts lush vegetation, vineyards, and picturesque seaside towns. The island is also renowned for its production of sweet Malvasia wine and capers, considered among the best in Italy.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
During peak season, the best sea-view properties often cost over €400 per night.

Tip: Salina is a great choice for those looking for a quieter atmosphere than Lipari, while maintaining a high standard of accommodation and tourist infrastructure.

San Vito Lo Capo – $$ price zone

San Vito Lo Capo is known primarily for one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy. Turquoise water, light sand, and the spectacular mountains surrounding the bay attract tourists from all over Europe. Despite its high popularity on your map, it's classified as a mid-price resort, although in August prices can approach those of more expensive resorts.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
During peak season, top properties close to the beach can cost upwards of €200-250 per night.

Tip: If you are also planning to visit the Zingaro and Scopello nature reserves, San Vito Lo Capo can be an excellent base for a few days of relaxation and sightseeing.

Savoca – Price Zone $$$

Savoca was made famous by the film "The Godfather," iconic scenes of which were filmed here. Situated on a hill, the town has retained its authentic Sicilian character and continues to attract film buffs and those seeking tranquil, historic towns. Its proximity to Taormina and limited accommodation options mean prices are significantly higher than in many other towns in the region.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
The most attractive properties with coastal views often cost upwards of €250-300 per night.

Worth knowing: Savoca is ideal for those looking for a quieter alternative to Taormina, while still being within easy reach of the main attractions of eastern Sicily.

see: some useful data – Savoca

Stairs of the Turks – Price Zone $

The Staircase of the Turks (Scala dei Turchi) is one of Sicily's most recognizable natural attractions. The distinctive white cliffs plunging into the sea create one of the most photogenic landscapes on the island. The nearest accommodation options are Realmonte and Agrigento, from where this unique site is easily accessible.

Typical accommodation prices:
$ = approximately €50–€120 per night for a double room.
However, during the high season, the best apartments near the Turks' Steps with sea views can cost between €150 and €220 per night.

Tip: The most beautiful photos of the Turks' Steps can be taken at sunset. It's worth planning an overnight stay nearby to avoid a late return to more distant towns.

see: itinerary for visiting the Turkish Steps

Scopello – $$ price zone

Scopello is a small town that, despite its size, is one of the most recognizable landmarks in western Sicily. Its famous tonnara and distinctive Faraglioni rocks appear in countless photos promoting the island. The town captivates with its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful coastline, and proximity to the Zingaro Nature Reserve. It's an excellent choice for those seeking a combination of seaside relaxation and active sightseeing.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
During high season, the best properties near the coast can cost between €180 and €250 per night.

Worth knowing: Scopello is one of the best bases for exploring the Zingaro Reserve. Many of the region's most beautiful coves are within easy walking distance.

see: some useful information when visiting Scopello

Stromboli – Price Zone $$$

Stromboli is one of the most extraordinary islands in the Mediterranean. The active volcano that dominates the island has been regularly spewing ash and lava into the air for thousands of years, creating a spectacular natural spectacle. It is the opportunity to witness the eruptions that attracts tourists from around the world. Due to the unique nature of the location and the limited accommodation options, prices are among the highest in the Aeolian Islands archipelago.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
The most attractive properties with sea or volcano views often exceed €300-500 per night.

Tip: One of the most popular experiences on Stromboli is an evening cruise to view the eruption from the sea. It's worth planning an overnight stay so you don't limit your visit to a day trip.

Syracuse – $$ Price Zone

Syracuse is one of the most important historic cities in Sicily and for many centuries was one of the most powerful centers of the Greek world. Archimedes lived here, and numerous monuments recall the city's remarkable history. Today, Syracuse attracts tourists with its historical monuments, atmospheric Ortigia, and convenient location on the island's eastern coast.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The best hotels near Ortigia and the main historical attractions usually cost between €180 and €250 per night.

Tip: If you're looking for a more immersive experience in the old town, consider staying overnight in Ortigia. However, if you're traveling by car, other areas of Syracuse are often more convenient.

see: some useful information when visiting Syracuse

Taormina – Price Zone $$$

Taormina is Sicily's most prestigious resort and has been attracting tourists from around the world for years. The city boasts a spectacular setting on the Ionian Sea, views of Mount Etna, and one of the most beautiful ancient theaters in Italy. It's an excellent choice for those seeking a romantic getaway, luxurious hotels, and easy access to the top attractions of eastern Sicily.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
In July and August, top hotels often cost over €500 per night, with the most exclusive properties even exceeding €1000 per night.

Worth knowing: Taormina is ideal as a base for exploring Isola Bella, Castelmola, Mount Etna, and the Alcantara Gorge. Due to its immense popularity, it's worth booking accommodation well in advance.

see: guide and sightseeing plan for Taormina

Trapani – $$ price zone

Trapani is one of the most important cities in western Sicily and an excellent base for exploring this part of the island. From the city, you can easily reach Erice, the Aegadian Islands, Marsala, and the Zingaro Nature Reserve. Its historic center, seaside promenade, and excellent tourist infrastructure make Trapani a popular choice for those planning a multi-day stay.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
During high season, the best properties near the old town usually cost between €150 and €220 per night.

Tip: If you're planning to visit the Aegadian Islands, Trapani is the most convenient place to stay. Most ferries and hydrofoils depart from here.

Vulcano – Price Zone $$$

Vulcano is one of the most extraordinary islands in the Aeolian archipelago. It is renowned for its geothermal activity, distinctive fumaroles, and spectacular views from the summit of Gran Cratere. Upon arrival at the port, you can smell the distinctive smell of sulfur, a reminder of the island's volcanic origins. Despite its small size, Vulcano offers a wide range of activities, from trekking to swimming and cruises around the island.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$$ = approximately €180–€450 per night for a double room.
During peak season, the best-located properties with sea views often cost upwards of €300-450 per night.

Tip: The island's biggest attraction is climbing the Gran Cratere crater. It's worth planning an overnight stay on Vulcano to hit the trail early in the morning or watch the sunset without having to worry about ferry times.

Alcantara Gorge – Price Zone $$

The Alcantara Gorge (Gole dell'Alcantara) is one of Sicily's most remarkable natural attractions. Its massive basalt walls were shaped by lava flows from Mount Etna and the flow of the Alcantara River, creating a landscape unlike any other on the island. In summer, walks along the gorge floor, swimming in the cool water, and trekking in the surrounding area are very popular.

The best accommodation options are the nearby towns of Francavilla di Sicilia, Giardini Naxos, and Taormina. This allows you to combine exploring the gorge with a seaside holiday and exploring the most important attractions of eastern Sicily.

Typical accommodation prices:
$$ = approximately €90–180 per night for a double room.
The most attractive properties located near the entrance to the gorge or with views of the surrounding mountains usually cost between €150 and €220 per night.

Worth knowing: The water in the Alcantara River is exceptionally cool, even in mid-summer. If you plan to enter the gorge, it's a good idea to bring water shoes and allocate at least a few hours for exploring.

see: some information about visiting the Alcantara Gorge

Where to stay in Sicily? Summary

Choosing the best place to stay in Sicily depends primarily on the nature of your trip. Those looking to explore historical sites most often choose Palermo, Syracuse, or Catania. Beach lovers and seaside vacationers enjoy Cefalù, Taormina, or Giardini Naxos. Budget travelers, on the other hand, can find very attractive prices in Agrigento, Enna, or Caltagirone.

If you're planning a tour of the entire island, it's worth considering several different accommodation options. This will help you minimize the time you spend in the car and better explore Sicily's diversity—from historic cities, through volcanoes and mountains, to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean.

FAQ - frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to stay in Sicily without a car?

The most convenient choices are Palermo, Catania, Syracuse, and Taormina. These towns have good train and bus connections, allowing you to explore much of the island without renting a car.

Which part of Sicily is the most beautiful?

Many tourists consider the eastern part of the island, with its sights of Taormina, Mount Etna, Syracuse, and the Alcantara Gorge, to be the most beautiful. Beach lovers, on the other hand, often recommend Cefalù and San Vito Lo Capo.

Where is the cheapest accommodation in Sicily?

The lowest prices can usually be found in the central part of the island – including Agrigento, Enna, Piazza Armerina and Caltagirone.

Is it worth staying overnight in Taormina?

Yes, but you have to be prepared for the highest prices for accommodation in Sicily. In return, you get a prime location, beautiful views, and easy access to the main attractions on the east coast.

How much does accommodation cost in Sicily?

The cheapest accommodations typically cost between €50 and €120 per night. In popular cities and resorts, expect to pay between €90 and €180, while in the most prestigious locations, prices often exceed €180–€450 per night.

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