Baglio Conca d'Oro

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27 rooms, 3 floors

Pietra Molara is situated along the route to the plain below Monreale and comprises a village with some paper-mills and a church called St. Joseph*s. The village was founded in 1740 by the President of the Royal Estate Biagio de Spuches who called it Land of the Lily from the flower illustrated in his family*s coat-of-arms (from Marchese di Villabianca*s Palermo d*oggi). Pietra Molara is situated along the route to the plain below Monreale and comprises a village with some paper-mills and a church called St. Joseph*s. The village was founded in 1740 by the President of the Royal Estate Biagio de Spuches who called it Land of the Lily from the flower illustrated in his family*s coat-of-arms (from Marchese di Villabianca*s Palermo d*oggi). Baglio Conca d*Oro was an ancient paper-factory with the typical Sicilian style of Baglio: a squared open area situated in the middle of the building for the farm-works and today the open-air bar. Recently has become a charming hotel, far from the noises. There are 27 rooms with every comfort available, an elegant restaurant with delicious Sicilian cuisine and 4 conference rooms.