Hotels in Cefalu

Hotels in Cefalù, the picturesque Sicilian town, offer travellers an intimate encounter with the ancient and the modern. Whether you're peering out over the Tyrrhenian Sea or nestled beneath the looming shadow of 'La Rocca', there's a plethora of options to choose from.

From the luxury lavished establishments for discerning visitors to the cosy bed-and-breakfast houses perfect for exploring the old town, Cefalù beams with a charm that blends the old and the new. Discover the accommodation to make your Sicilian holiday one to remember - book your stay with Lycafly today.

Our Top Hotels

Loading Hotels

Learn more about hotels in Cefalu

A pearl set on the Tyrrhenian coast of Italy, Cefalù is a city steeped in Greek and Roman history, perched around 70 kilometres east of the bustling hub of Palermo. Though humble in size with a charming population of just under 14,000, the appeal of this seaside city reaches far beyond the realms of the region, beckoning travellers with the allure of its rich past and stunning landscapes.

Cefalù was moulded by an intriguing mix of conquerors including Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, and Normans, each bestowing their unique architectural stamp on this city. With the Norman Romanesque style Cathedral of Cefalù, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, standing as a testament to its historical bounty. Other draws include the historical sanctuary of Gibilmanna, the Gibilmanna Observatory and the Museum Mandralisca, brimming with regional art and archaeology treasures.

Add to this portfolio Cefalù's brush with Hollywood fame as a backdrop to many films as well as a nod in Truman Capote's 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' as the birthplace of the character Salvatore 'Sally' Tomato, and you have a city teeming with an enigmatic mystique.

When to visit Cefalu

Be it the warm sun-dappled lanes or the refreshingly cool sea breezes that allure you, Cefalù offers a delightful sojourn throughout the year, with each season offering a unique charm. The months between March and November are known to gift the most pleasant weather, with July and August being the toastiest, ideally suited for a dip in the ocean or a sunbathe on the golden sands.

Though January and February are the coldest months, their stark beauty has a charm of its own, offering quieter streets and an even deeper connection with the rhythm of local life.

The year is complemented by bustling touristic activity, peaking in July and August, which adds to the entrancing atmosphere of the city. But if you would rather experience the city in all its natural charm, the shoulder seasons of March to June and September to November, when the tourist throng thins, provide an equally inviting opportunity.

More Destinations

Travel more with LycaFly