Hotel Signum

The Best Hotels in Sicily | Condé Nast Traveler

"Clinging to Salina’s volcanic slopes and occupying the pretty bones of an old fishing village, Hotel Signum is a smart, understated retreat where Mediterranean sunshine filters through lemon trees, honeysuckle, and jasmine, animating chipped shutters and cast-iron furniture. Rooms evoke an 18th-century novelist’s bolthole with mahogany antiques and cut-work curtains, and terraces look across the Tyrrhenian to Panarea and Stromboli. Dinners—sea urchin with creamy mashed potatoes, breaded scabbardfish with tiger milk—showcase the island’s land-and-sea bounty and the wild creativity of Martina Caruso, the owner’s daughter and the youngest Italian chef to earn a Michelin star." - Rosalyn Wikeley