I love traveling and I often have to do it for work too. I am demanding and for my stays I prefer sober and comfortable solutions. I have created the Ariosto Rooms with the intent of allowing the guest to stay in a pleasant, comfortable, restful, sober and equipped with all the comforts.

The apartments are totally renovated with high quality finishes, with original grit floors. The apartments are on the first and second floor of the building completely restored. 1-Orlando has two bedrooms with wardrobe, desk and en-suite bathroom with shower, phone, and a living room kitchen with hob, oven, fridge, flat-screen TV, dining table, sofa bed, air conditioning, equipped with everything the necessary for cooking and bathroom products, hair dryer, towels. 2-Angelica has two bedrooms with wardrobe, chest of drawers possibility of extra beds, a bathroom with shower, phone, and a living room kitchen with stove, oven, fridge, flat screen TV, dining table, air conditioning, equipped with everything the necessary for cooking and bathroom products, hair dryer, towels. 3-Rinaldo has a bedroom with wardrobe and desk bathroom in the room with shower, phone, and a living room kitchen with hob, oven, fridge, flat screen TV, dining table, sofa bed, air conditioning, equipped with all the necessary for cooking and bathroom products, hair dryer, towels. 4-Bradamante has a bedroom with wardrobe and bathroom in the room

Le Stanze di Ariosto are located in a 30s building in the Libertà neighborhood. Central area adjacent to the station of the Notarbartolo subway, a few steps from the central Via Libertà, full of shops, bars, cafes and restaurants of good standard. Easy connections with the historical center and with the most interesting and prestigious areas of the city. Those arriving by car can take advantage of two different parking areas in agreement, in addition to the marked public air areas. This area of the city has remained intact over the years. From Monday to Sunday, in every period of the year, there is always a festive air. You will find yourself a few meters from one of the busiest shopping streets since the early years of the last century when Palermo was one of the capitals of the "Belle Epoque".