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The Hotel and the Dependance

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The Hotel Piccolo Mondo in San Vito Lo Capo has only 13 rooms and is divided between the "main building", on two floors, and the "Dependance", also on two floors, which is located exactly in the opposite sidewalk.


Check-in takes place in the central structure and in the morning you can have breakfast with Antonella's delicious cakes and so many sicilian delicacies.

The Dependance has the same quality of the furnishings as we try to keep our Hotel in step with the times.
As travelers like us, we want our rooms to be always clean and up to standard.

Moreover, the Dependance tells a lot history of the Piccolo Mondo and of my family within its walls: it was indeed the home of my grandparents, here where my father grew up.


The Terrace of the Junior Suite was theirs, from here Vito looked out, looking for Antonella.

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The only difference with the main building is the color of the furnishings: we thought it was a nice thing to differentiate the “Hotel” rooms and those of the Dependance.


As you have seen, the rooms in the Hotel are in Blue, those in Dependance are Purple.

On the first floor there are both standard rooms and with balcony.

On the second floor there is the pride of the Hotel...

Terrazza Junior Suite Testa di Moro

With frontal and side sea views, its exclusive terrace is perfect to stop for a moment, turn off your thoughts and admire the sea with the person you love.

From here in the morning, still sleepy, you can feel the breeze of the Mediterranean caressing your skin.

The Junior Suite is a very large room, with the best view of the entire hotel!

Now you just have to contact us or click here so you can make your holiday at Piccolo Mondo official!

See you in San Vito Lo Capo!

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