Hotel Alberi Del Paradiso
Overview
Tucked into the verdant hillside above the charming coastal town of Cefalù, Hotel Alberi del Paradiso offers a refined escape where Sicilian tradition meets modern comfort. This elegant four-star boutique hotel is surrounded by lush Mediterranean gardens filled with ancient olive trees, citrus groves, and blooming bougainvillea. The hotels name pays homage to the centuries old watermills that still grace the grounds, offering a serene backdrop to your stay.
With 55 tastefully appointed rooms and suites, the hotel promises both intimacy and indulgence. Each room is designed for comfort, with many featuring private balconies or terraces with views over the garden or sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea.
Dining at Hotel Alberi del Paradiso is a celebration of Sicilian flavours. The on-site restaurant, Al Capone, serves a fresh, Mediterranean menu crafted from seasonal local ingredients. You can enjoy their meals al fresco under the shade of trees or on a romantic terrace with sea views. The extensive wine cellar, boasting more than 100 Sicilian labels, and the inviting bar and poolside snack service ensure every culinary need is met.
Leisure and wellness are at the heart of the Alberi experience. The large saltwater swimming pool is framed by a sun deck with panoramic views, while the wellness centre, set in a former watermill , offers Finnish and salt saunas, a Turkish bath, chromotherapy showers, and a whirlpool. Guests can also enjoy massage and beauty treatments, or make use of the fitness centre and tennis court. For families, a children’s pool and playground offer fun in the sun.
Guests enjoy exclusive access to a private sandy beach, reached by a complimentary shuttle service. The beach is just one of the many attractions in and around Cefalù, a town famed for its Norman cathedral, medieval streets, and seaside charm. Whether you're hiking in Madonie National Park, visiting local artisan villages, or simply soaking up the Sicilian sun, the hotel makes an ideal base for adventure and relaxation.