Hotel · The Aeolian Coast
Albergo Quattropani
A quiet, properly run hotel on the north of Lipari, away from the port and the evening crowd.
Lipari town is busy and worth two evenings; Quattropani is twenty minutes north of it and completely still. Fourteen rooms around a courtyard, a small pool that gets sun until six, and a kitchen that does one thing a night.
It is the base we use for the middle of an Aeolian week, when travellers want a day of doing nothing between boats.
What we like
- Rooms 8 and 9, which face the sea and the sunset
- That the owner drives you to the hydrofoil himself
- The bar, which has an unreasonable amount of amaro
Worth knowing. You need a car or a lift for dinner in town. The hotel runs a shuttle at eight and nine, and not after.
- Where
- The Aeolian Coast
- Country
- Italy
- Kind
- Hotel
- Size
- Fourteen rooms
- Used on
- 3 journeys
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Journeys that stay here
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The Tyrrhenian Fortnight
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