Hotels near Trapani Airport (TPS), Trapani

Lo Stagnone and specifically the area of Birgi Vecchi is just great. It's a magnificent place to kite and though it attracts a lot of tourists, it never has that commercial tourism feeling. It feels like the location is yours.

Trapani was a wonderful destination, and we had a fantastic stay. The city has a truly authentic Sicilian atmosphere and feels much less crowded than some of Sicily's more famous destinations. The historic old town is beautiful to explore, especially in the evening, and the sunsets over the sea are absolutely spectacular. We found several excellent restaurants, plenty of charming cafés and bars, and the prices were very reasonable. Be sure to try the local cannoli and granita – they were some of the best we've ever had! The locals were always friendly and welcoming, making us feel comfortable throughout our stay. The city beaches are great, with a few of them being truly outstanding. We also felt very safe throughout our stay, even when walking around at night, and during the day we had no concerns leaving our belongings on the beach while going for a swim. One of Trapani's biggest advantages is its location. The beautiful hilltop town of Erice is just a short trip away and is absolutely worth visiting. Trapani is also the perfect base for taking a ferry or a boat trip to the stunning Egadi Islands, which was one of the highlights of our holiday. The city itself is very walkable, and one full day is enough to explore its main attractions at a relaxed pace. The only downside was the public transportation, which could be better organized and signposted. Getting a taxi to or from the airport wasn't always straightforward, although it was manageable with a bit of planning. We also couldn't book the airport shuttle at the last minute, so it's worth arranging airport transport well in advance. Overall, Trapani exceeded our expectations, and we would happily visit again.

The information about the accommodation is a lie and the landlord is extremely unfriendly. It was said that all rooms have a balcony and access to the terrace with sea view. My room only had a window to the light well without fresh air. There is no terrace with sea view, just a concrete roof with no shade and furniture overlooking the neighborhood. I have still not received a proper invoice to be able to charge for the business trip. I didn't even get enough toilet paper, nor did the equipment in the rooms meet the standard.

Marsala is an absolutely charming city and definitely worth visiting! We loved its beautiful historic streets, relaxed atmosphere and authentic Sicilian vibe. It’s a perfect place to slow down, enjoy delicious Italian food, drink great wine and simply experience the beauty of Sicily. The city feels welcoming and has a unique charm, especially in the evenings. We truly enjoyed our time here and would definitely recommend staying in Marsala for a few days. We would love to come back one day!

We loved the location and staying 4 days to explore the island was the best part of our Sicilian trip. Quality restaurants in the Port, we also hired a bike and visited some amazing beach bar locations. Will be back for sure.

The old town area was beautiful, the buildings and churches so interesting, the beach was disappointing as it was covered in plant debris, and smelly, the sea was like walking through plant life. This may not always be the case, it may be seasonal or weather conditions. We found it easy to navigate the local buses to visit other areas/ beaches.The restaurants were amazing and so many to choose from. The bakeries and deli’s were a must visit. Supermarket type shops were far and few between, but we managed ok. Access to the other near by islands was easy, and worth a visit via a ferry, e bike hire was easy and absolutely worth it on the islands. Scooter hire available in Trapani to venture around the West area of Sicily was worth it as we found some amazing spots to swim with crystal clear seas. We used the scooter to go up to Erice which was beautiful but expensive to eat up in the medieval village, very over priced. Worth going up for the sunset.

We visited Marsala in February, the weather was not ideal. Though we had some sunny moments when we enjoyed a lot the old town and the salinas, most for our own - one advantage of traveling out of season.

Favignana is a beautiful island. Above all, it is known as the island of tuna. The food is absolutely delicious! I recommend renting an e-bike to explore the entire island. There are many different beaches, and our favorite was Cala Rossa.

Top tips :- 2 mins from apartment Gelateria La Cremolosa (most delicious ice cream) Carlos burgers (kids loved these) Restaurants we loved Nereide (relaxed, with a harbour view) Caupona Osteria A Nassa Mamma Mia (fab pasta and pizza) Osteria Del Sottosale (in Favignana) Trips :- Ride cable car to medieval town of Erice - beautiful and stunning views Boat trip (12 person boat) to Egadi islands of Favignana snd Levonzo Visit Nubia and the Salt pans (at sunset and enjoy with an Aperol Spritz ) Best beach near to our apartment Spiaggia delle Mura di Tramontana Strolling through this historic old town and Corso Vittorio Emanuele

The city was pleasant and active. The area by the port however was being used as a dumping ground for rubbish and smelled bad, when it would have been a suitable place for a nature reserve. The beaches are some way out of the city.