Villa Alisia - Agrigento (province)

See reviews on Trip Advisor. This is an affordable, friendly 3-room B&B. Really sweet.

Loved our stay in Agrigento, made all the better by Hotel Amici. The staff were friendly and very helpful, especially the lady on reception who gave us the name of the fabulous restaurant Kalós across the road in Piazzetta San Calogero. This was the best food we had in Sicily. The only downside to Hotel Amici was breakfast and some other noisy guests . The first morning we had an OK breakfast but the coffee was TERRIBLE! The second morning there was no juice or water and only a few over ripe peaches. The young girl looking after the breakfast room didn't seem to care. Also on our last night there, some other guests came in at 1am and were very loud, this went on until after 2am and they were not asked by reception to be quiet. I know this might seem like a negative review but we were very happy over all with our stay and we loved Agrigento.

Pros: The hosts were really nice, and tried their best to make us comfortable. Cons: Agrigento was a ghost town, even on weekends. Furthermore, the Valle Dei Templi is not worth visiting at night, since no public transit exists, including taxis.

In a delightful part of Agrigento, small hotel but comfortable. It was a bit hard to find but staff was very accomodating

The villa Diana is elegant and charming. Located in the countryside near agrigento ( car probably essential) it is a delight. The immaculate and well-appointed room and bathroom...both large,comfortable and beautifully cared for and decorated offered every convenience...water bottle,, storage space, fine towels and linens, extra pillows, clothes drying rack,ac ,easy parking,and amazing views from both the bedroom and bath. A huge terrace with comfortable basket chairs allow one to especially enjoy the view.Breakfast served in a stunning room offers breads,cheese meats etc plus eggs cooked to order and home-made cannoli!!! Not to be missed.the innkeeper is Dario...a kind and gentle man whose pride in the Villa shines. When we expressed an interest in his olive trees he told us many fascinating details about olives...then prepared toasted bread brushed with his own oil! When we expressed interest in his animals ( goats,sheep,donkeys) we were treated to a tour of the farm. He has at his fingertips suggestions for restaurants,tour tips etc.we were sorry that we only stayed one night. A very special place hosted by a special innkeeper.