Salina
Hotel Signum, Salina
Amidst a tangle of dazzling bougainvillea and the wafting scent of honeysuckle and jasmine, accommodation at this family-run restored country home is in a series of pastel-hued buildings that overlook an infinity pool, set alongside a heavenly hideaway spa. The interior décor is simple but packed with Aeolian charm, while outside, scenic terraces provide views across the sea to Panarea and Stromboli.
Dining at the restaurant is a gourmet extravaganza thanks to Martina Caruso, head chef and daughter of the husband-and-wife owners, who has put the hotel on the world’s gastronomy map by being the youngest chef in Italy to receive a Michelin star.
CLASSIC STYLE ON SALINA
Enjoy a warm but discreet welcome and an atmosphere of quiet relaxation. Stay in one of 30 individually styled rooms, with wrought-iron beds, tiled floors, shuttered windows, and typical Aeolian-style period furnishings.
Citrus scented terraces and an enchanting Wellness Area provide ample space to relax and re-charge before exploring the island or feasting on unforgettable Aeolian dishes that blend technical skill and innovation with the very best Mediterranean flavours.
AT A GLANCE
- 30 rooms & suites
- Infinity pool
- Spa and Wellness Area
- Gourmet restaurant
HIGHLIGHTS
Start your day by breakfasting on baskets of freshly baked bread and homemade cakes, delicious jams and Sicilian cheeses. Outstanding Aeolian-style dishes are served at lunch and dinner in the Bistrot and Gourmet Restaurant.
Spa indulgence goes al fresco, set in a hideaway stone garden with pools of geothermal water, a steam bath and jacuzzi. Facials and massage treatments take inspiration from surrounding nature.
LOCATION
Located in the sleepy village of Malfa, the Hotel Signum is a 20 minute drive from Salina’s main port of Santa Marina, followed by a short walk through Malfa’s narrow streets. There are around 8 ferries from Milazzo (Sicily) to Salina per day.
Take time to explore Salina, the greenest of the Aeolian Islands. Take in the views at the Bay of Pollara which featured in the opening scene of Il Postino and climb the twin peaks in the centre of the island. For some idyllic swimming and snorkelling in crystal-clear seas, squeeze in a boat excursion around Salina’s picturesque bays.
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