Scicli Hotels with Pools

"Il VOI Marsa Siclà Essentia è l’ideale se cerchi un soggiorno rilassante all’insegna della natura e del comfort, con buon cibo e tante possibilità di svago. Vacanza perfetta!!!"

"The pool presented on the website is misleadingly photographed from above to enhance the optical effect; in reality, it's narrow with little space for sun loungers. There's no supervision, with foreign tourists bringing dogs despite prohibitions and walking barefoot throughout the facility before directly entering the water. Sun loungers by the pool are systematically occupied with backpacks and towels left on them. The website states pets are allowed, but upon arrival, we were told the dog couldn't be in common areas. We were charged an additional 20 euros per day plus a 20 euro final cleaning fee, totaling an extra 80 euros, just to have to confine our dog to the room for 3 days since it couldn't be taken anywhere... while others did as they pleased. The breakfast was good, but lunch was nothing short of terrible. 50 euros for a plate of overcooked paccheri (8 pieces) with ragu and a Caesar salad with only 4 lettuce leaves and 4 inedible chicken scraps that even our dog turned its nose up at. The website advertises parking, but in reality, there's an outdoor area that's always full and unlit, requiring a flashlight to navigate in the evening. Of course, I ended up having to park my 50,000 euro car on the street under the sun. At the entrance, there's a slippery ramp where you risk breaking a bone every time the gate opens. One afternoon, there was even no water! For 250 euros a day in Dubai, I've stayed in hotels where nothing was lacking – Olympic-sized pools, free spas, and much more. Here, they asked for an additional 30 euros for a tub they called a spa. The bathroom had no windows and excessively soft lighting with no intensity adjustment, so ultimately, for the sake of ambiance, you couldn't see anything. The same problem occurred in the evening outside the building with dim lights, forcing us to use a flashlight to see where we were walking. I could go on with an endless list of negatives, but I don't have any more time to waste... 250 Euros a day isn't even worth 25!"