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Lipari hotels
Where to stay on Lipari, the capital of the Aeolian Islands of Sicily
www.venere.com
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Besides the recommended hotels below, Pensione Neri, Via G. Marconi 43 (tel. 090-901-1413), rents nine beautiful antique-style rooms in a stately Pompeiian red villa.
Lipari also has one of Italy's more agreeable hostels (tel. 090-981-2527) tucked in between the churches and museum buildings inside the castle complex. It's an old-school hostel: sex-segregated rooms that sleep 30-plus, with a long midday lockout and midnight curfew.
The modern Hotel Oriente is terminally plain without, but has loads of kitschy character inside—all that random stuff one would normally squirrel away in the attic or farm shed is nailed all over the walls of common spaces; the friendly owner calls it his Aeolian Folk Ethnography Museum. Many of the rooms are in bungalows hidden amid the extensive shady gardens where guests breakfast. Via G. Marconi 35... 
at Venere.com or Booking.com.
The 19th-century Villa Augustus has 35 rooms done in refreshing Mediterranean style. They open onto views over the city or onto the central gardens and splashing fountains. They close December to February. Via Ausonia 16... at Venere.com or Booking.com.
Tips
- Lipari is a seasonal island. Most hotels close from late October or November through February or March (though some—including the Hotel Oriente—are open year-round).
- You can find more hotels at www.venere.com and www.booking.com.
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» B&Bs on Lipari (from €50)
Related pages
- More hotels on Lipari
- Restaurants on Lipari
- Lipari homepage
- More Aeolian islands: Stromboli (the volcano), Panarea (the resort), Vulcano (the natural spa), Milazzo (the gateway town)
- Aeolian Islands homepage
- Other Sicilian islands
- Other sights in northeast Sicily
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