Acacia Marina

Beautiful hotel! Would be nice to have free access to the private beach. The rest is good.

Comfortable hotel within walking distance of the town. Sold as an adults only hotel but shares restaurant with the sister hotel next door. Nice private pool area and grounds. Guided tours of the neighbouring area available from the hotel and bicycles to borrow. One minor gripe: Why do they have to charge a daily fee to use the safe in the room?

After a 1 & 3/4hr taxi transfer we were met with a free drink, informed about mealtimes ,paid for safe, picked up our pool towels & quickly booked into our rooms.The rooms are modern with a good rainfall shower ,comfy bed,safe,tea and coffee making facilties ,free toiletries fridge and a nice quiet effecient air conditioning system.The maid came every day topping up anything that required it & did a great job cleaning with a smile and a " bonjourno". We stayed in the adult only part of the hotel with its own pool but its seamlessly connected to next door with its larger pool ,hot tub and in fact the restaurant is situated in this part too where we took breakfast each day buffet style with plenty of hot & cold choices and a cooking station for eggs The gardens are really pretty & well tended which you walk through to the gate & then literally 50 yards down to the beach where there is the hotels private area with beds but you do have to pay for them ..there are plenty of free public areas too. If you walk down the prom you come to the main square where there are plenty of restaurants to coose from & then a little further the marina with its restaurants too.At the entrance to the main square to the left is a great beach bar where you can watch the surfers & para surfers.

What a lovely hotel! We spent a great week here at the end of June. Spoilt ourselves with a ‘palace room’, hot tub and lovely views out to the sea. The room was a good size, lovely and clean. We stayed B&B so we were out of an evening sampling the many nearby restaurants, but the the breakfasts were decent. The hotel is effectively two hotels in one, the Palace and the Marina - meaning two pools to choose from, both having lots of space. Gardens are lovely and well maintained and the bar has a reasonably priced tariff. The beach is just a couple of minutes walk from the hotel, and there’s a private area for hotel residents. It’s a lovely area, great for relaxing and also as a base to head out sightseeing from. On-site and on the road parking is plentiful Final mention is for the staff. What a wonderful team. Every member of staff we encountered was pleasant, friendly and helpful. If we head to Marina di Ragusa again we will stay here for sure

A pleasant stay at the Acacia Palace. We arrive late due to a delay to our flight, but we were still given a warm welcome at 12:45am. We stayed in a deluxe room with a partial sea view. The room was large enough with comfy bed and also include a small balcony that overlooked the resort. We stayed on a B&B basis. Breakfast was nice a good selection of hot and cold food. Breakfast taken in the adjoining hotel Acacia Marina, which was next door only. The staff in the main we very friendly. One thing to be aware of is they charge €2 service charge for when they deliver drinks to the pool area ! We were also informed at check in that we would be charged €2 per night for the ssfe ! and pool towels but cost £3 euro every time you requested new towels. On check out these cost we’re not on the final invoice. The beach lido for the hotel will cost you £15 half day or £25 full day. The Hotel has a great location 25mtrs from the beach and 150mtre from the local supermarket and the town centre is a 10 minute walk along the sea front.

We had a late summer 10 day stay here and it was very relaxing. The room was reasonably large and the bed nice. Shower over the bath only had a small screen and it did spray about a bit. Air con was effective but not very powerful, fortunately the hotel (unlike most) already have a keycard in the slot so it can be left running 24hrs which means returning to a cool room. Pool area was nice and clean and when we were there, very relaxed. The hot tubs were a nice touch and the lifeguard/attendant always on the ball checking and cleaning things. As it was very late season, the hotel was quiet and this gave it a very relaxed feel, while the main bar was closed, the reception bar was nicely appointed and the service from the staff was friendly and fun. Breakfast was a buffet style with a call order for omelettes, bacon etc and nice, but like most Italian hotels, the juices are sweetened. Location was about perfect. The private beach is a two minute walk away and the beach itself was clean and had gently shelving sand so ideal for kids. Town is a 10 minute walk and as long as your visit is before the 'farewell to summer' event, all the restaurants were open, though they do like their fish :) Overall, a relaxing stay and if I went back, I would stay here.

They claim to be adults only but children are in the restaurant and everywhere in the hotel. Also they charge 3€ per towel you want to take with you to the beach. Not very customer friendly. The excuse is: “if every customer asks every day for a fresh towel…”

lovely hotel.very relaxing time.good weather.food very good the worst thing was the flies, even in the restaurant.i thought this is not hygienic flies sitting on food behind the glass at the buffet. the hotel should use blue light lamps in the restaurant. i have never seen flies in a good hotel sitting on food, so quite surprised

Our first meal here, was a bit of a disaster, as what we ordered, we didn't get and when we got our meal it was almost cold and the quality of the beef was dreadful. Others had received excellent cuts, but not my wife. Ok. It's the very start of the season after some difficult times, so some concessions can be permitted. The rooms are great. The pools are really good and in beautiful garden surroundings. However, the food is predominantly tepid/lukewarm, often bland and the choice at the buffet just ok. Salads fine. Sweets/dessert items fine. Ice cream gorgeous. Savoury dishes so-so. But that's from the point of view of someone from the UK, who is used to being served hot food, with some sesasoning in it. Staffing levels seemed a bit low and you never knew which bar, if any was actually open. Improved a little as the week went on, but not reliable. The two who seemed to be the barmen, were also acting as waiters, so that didn't help. I hope that as the season progresses and they get into their stride, that everyhing is as good as this lovely hotel deserves. We still enjoyed our stay, but it could have been so much better. We were on half board, but others were on bed and breakfast. Some good restaurants within walking distance, so, whichever you choose, this is a really comfortable mostly quiet hotel, with its adjacent Acacia Marina and shared facilities.