it was fantastic and we had an idillic sight from our bungalow very nice people and very clean. the tennis/soccer fields wore great and the pizzeria at the swimming pool was fabulos and very near the city. but it was a pity that it was just beside the railway but it was very fun.

We spent two weeks in the Hotel Calanica as of 14 to 28 July 2012. It is excellent place for people who are looking for peace, silence and total relax after working in a big city. People of very different countries stayed in the hotel of Swedish, Danish, Dutch, Belgium, Swiss, Russian, French, Luxemburg, German, Slovak, Croatian and of course... More

We stayed here 10 july to 17 july. It was very nice. The view, closeness to the beach, the bungalows with air condition. We walked in to town every day. It's about 2,5 km. The traffic could be a bit scary at times, and there wasn't sidewalks all the way. The food at the hotel was ok, but not more.... More

The Calanica is a charming village with nice bungalows, swimming pool, restaurant terrace and all located in beautiful surroundings! My story about my visit to Calanica is a little unusual! One cold Winter`s evening I saw pictures of the Calanica on the internet. I was impressed by the pictures and the description of the hotel. I knew I just had... More

Only negative is location from the town of Cefalu, about approx 25 minute walk, or you can wait for a bus which comes hourly. Could be difficult to find from the train station, we used a taxi the first night which cost 10 euros.

We've spent only 2 nights in this beautiful "hotel". There are more than 30 villas in the hillside - we loved that it's not a hotel, but every family has its own building to stay. It reminded us to our stay in the Maldives :) We got a map at the check in, marked with our villa on it. Our... More

We stumbled upon Calanica by pure accident, as we drove around Cefalu, desperately trying to find accomodations on-the-fly when the place we originally booked for two weeks in Sicily turned out to not be acceptable to us. We followed a sign with a picture of a bed on it down a narrow one-lane (yet two-way!) road, and inquired at the... More