Natoli Palace

The palace was built during a crucial historical moment for Palermo, a period of rebirth and growth for the city. It was the noble families that relaunched Palermo, from a social point of view, with sumptuous parties and great sociability. Palazzo Natoli, rich in history and important artistic testimony, was built in this setting. Luigi Natoli was born in Palermo in 1857, into a family with a strong Risorgimento feeling. He always had a passion for writing and as early as 17 years old, he wrote for several newspapers. He wrote appendix novels, published in serial form in newspapers, and among them the most famous is I Beati Paoli, which reconstructs, with great historical attention and love of detail, the vicissitudes of one of Sicily’s most mysterious sects, still the subject of studies and legends today. The first written accounts of the existence of the Beati Paoli sect appear in the early 18th century. From these, one of the most accredited suppositions is that the historical origins of the Beati Paoli date back to the 12th century from citizens of low social class who carried out justice with the aim of defending the people of Palermo from the abuses of the nobility Floriana, wife of Andrea Cammareri and mother of Giorgia and Manfredi, is an architect specialised in interior design and restoration of historical heritage. By taking care of Palazzo Natoli, she has realised her dream of combining the beauty of a place steeped in Sicily, history, art and fragrances with the finest hospitality. She often likes to repeat: “Palazzo Natoli is like a woman who makes you fall in love and even if she lets you go, she always keeps you attached to her…” The rooms are spacious and characterised by stylish furnishings and attention to detail to make the guest’s stay as comfortable as possible. This is the hospitality and welcome you will find at Palazzo Natoli, an elegant and refined Boutique Hotel in the heart of Palermo If you prefer the intimate atmosphere of your suite or room, room service is available.