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The Liberty Hotel in Catania is a Liberty style boutique hotel set in a restored city centre villa, 200 metres from shops and restaurants and two kilometres from the beach. The hotel's 18 individually decorated guestrooms feature interiors enhanced with antique furnishings, Tiffany lamps and prints inspired by Hofmann's original Liberty drawings created in 1911. Guestrooms extend to balconies and offer air conditioning, satellite television, telephones, minibars, safes, Sicilian sweets, complimentary newspapers and bathrooms decorated with marble mosaics.
Guests can sip drinks in the hotel's tranquil, marble tiled courtyard garden, which is lined with shrubs and has wrought iron tables and chairs. Afternoon tea is served in the Liberty style lounge area where guests can browse the daily papers, while alcoholic drinks are available at the smart mahogany bar. Multilingual staff at the 24 hour front desk can provide local sightseeing information as well as making restaurant reservations and booking excursions. Guests will find shops, a tourist information centre, Villa Bellini Park, and the Metropolitan Theatre, all 200 metres from the hotel. Manganelli Palace is 600 metres away and the city's main railway station and conference centre are one kilometre away. Catania Fontanarossa Airport is seven kilometres and a ten minute drive away.
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Taxis are available outside the airport cost around 25 EUR to the city centre. A regular bus service called the Alibus connects the airport to the city centre. Tickets can be bought at a booth outside the terminal. From Catania Airport follow directions to the Port. From this point follow directions to the train station, turn left into Corso Martiri della Libertà, then drive straight on to Corso Sicilia and Piazza Stesicoro. Turn right into Via S. Euplio, then left into Via Cimarosa. At the next set of traffic lights turn left, then turn right into Via Reclusorio del Lume. Drive straight on, then turn left into Via Orto San Clemente.
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