Mole's house was the best way to start a-two weeks-road-trip in Sicily for us. Located in the most strategic place - Piazza Marina- for the adventurous, the curious and the hungry, this humble palazzo offered us a great stepping stone and inspiration to discover the immediate neighborhood with its cafes, restaurants and points of interest (e.g. don't miss the Museum of the Inquisition opposite the Piazza and the Libreria del Mare at the port).
The house was a labor of love, tastefully decorated in minimalist but comfy furniture and the archaicness of the building brought about a certain magic: high ceilings, elaborate wall moldings, inviting couches and french balconies overlooking a musical square with a lot of hustle and bustle. Mole has a great taste in equipping the place and combining classical beauty (paintings, mirrors, furniture - an amazing, cosy couch among others) with modern appliances (the bathroom and the shower in particular). She and her Italian colleague, Luigi, were always ready to respond to our needs and questions regarding the place and the city. This house is a gem for Palermo visitors. We couldn't recommend it enough.