The particular care exercised in the selection of furnishings and the preservation of the original structures endowed the hotel with a special charm and a unique personality.On the main floor, lavish frescos and precious antique furniture recreate a magical atmosphere straight out of the novel ‘The Leopard’. At least solving the problem of hospitality in a place of love – he concludes – brings serenity in a panorama of suffering that the family is called to live ».Located in the heart of Palermo, just a few steps from the magnificent cathedral and the famous Via Maqueda, this hotel was once the noble 18th century Palazzo Tarallo.Originally a magnificent aristocratic residence, this hotel was brought back to its original splendour by an expert restoration completed in 2003.
That hospital and social proximity services often do not give due to the many difficulties they are called to manage. The guests then took a tour of the residence: “Places like this are places of love and welcome towards a very important need – said Councilor Pennino -, I always say that parents who find themselves welcoming suffering need places of serenity. But it is also a place that recalls essential values - continues the Archbishop – because today we risk that the houses close instead of opening and this is already a sign that provokes and helps us to keep our hearts home. A house like this, which will welcome the sick and their families, accompanying them on the long journey of therapy. Planet earth is a common home and we all have shared responsibility for it.
The commissioner Rosi Pennino e Archbishop Corrado Lorefice: «Ail does not stop even in the face of pandemics. A work made possible thanks also to the funds obtained from the 2021 lottery and the participation of Unicredit. The residence has been completely renovated, with brand new furniture, furnishings and appliances, to give the center a new sense of welcome and home.Įight beds available in independent rooms, each gilded with its own bathroom. An intervention on the sidelines of the inauguration of the Ail «La Coccinella» house, historic site in via Parrini 14, at the CEP, which for twenty years has welcomed over two thousand patients, with over four thousand trips and more than six thousand overnight stays. These are the words of Pino Toro, national president of Ail, the Italian association against leukemia. Having a house available is extremely important, both on the economic level, considering that the therapies last for years, and on the emotional level because they find a familiar and welcoming environment ». «Today we are inaugurating this completely renovated house which in over twenty years has hosted thousands of patients from all over Sicily.
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