Built in the Original Building of a Former Dominican Monastery from the 15th Century, It Was Transformed Into a Hotel in 1896 by Giovanni Rosso, Prince of Cerami. The Hotel Has Since Become the Most Famous Monastery-Hotel in the World. The Air-Conditioned Historical Hotel Offers Guests 105 Rooms in Total and Welcomes Them in a Lobby With 24-Hour Reception and Check-Out Services, a Hotel Safe and Lift Access. Further Facilities Include a Cafe, Bar, Restaurant, Conference Facilities and a Car Park. Guests May Also Make Use of the Internet Access and Both Room and Laundry Services.