A disappointment ... We decided to stay at this "five star" hotel as an unprecedented travel luxury. Instead, it turned out to be the least favorite place we stayed. We had several days to experience it so feel that our experiences were true. Without ranting ... Neither the heat nor the cooling in the room worked. We asked and were... More

Stayed here for one night. Hotel would be 3 star in other countries. Over priced for the small basic rooms

I would certainly research other hotel options within this price point before selecting the Hotel Tritone. Having travelled all the way from the U.S. to Lipari (and the Aeolian Islands are well worth it and quite lovely), the Hotel Tritone is definitely a let down. The property is old and eclectic - an odd hodgepodge of decor, furnishings and architecture... More

Situated at the bottom end of Corso Vittorio Emanuele lll up a steepish hill, Hotel Tritone sits prettily, looking out to sea. We stayed in room 210 which has a small balcony overlooking the swimming pool. To the left we had a perfect view of the sea and to the right we had a splendid view of Mount Guardia. The... More

Perhaps this is a four-star hotel by Sicilian standards, but for anyone who has more experience of quality hotels, the Tritone really seems like a two-star hotel. It really is quite a nightmare to start your stay by having a feeling of being cheated by the staff. Upon arrival (we had no reservation) we were told there was a room... More

We stayed at this hotel for 6 nights. It is a beautiful hotel the staff were super from reception to the restaurant & bar staff. The bedrooms were lovely and the cleaning lady did a great job every day. We had dinner on 5 nights and food was very good and the head waiter was a super guy and translated... More

We loved the hotel and the room (we had a top-floor room overlooking the pool and some vineyards). Beautiful balcony, extra clean and spacious bathroom. The hotel is a little far from the town center - especially if one walks with bags. The reception staff, including its managers, were rather inefficient, but not rude or cocky. We would recommend the... More

we ended up at the Tritone as another hotel was fully booked. We are glad we did. This is a beautiful hotel which is a 5 minute walk from the main street Via Umberto. It is a downhill walk to town and obviously a uphill walk back. Did not bother us in the hot july sun but could be a... More

Of the five hotels that we stayed at across Sicily, this was by far our favourite. The setting is unbelievably tranquil -- mountains on one side, the sea on the other, and the hotel itself is set on a hill above the bustle of Lipari in a beautiful garden setting. We both loved eating breakfast on the outdoor patio overlooking... More