It had everything we needed plus an incredible view of the Valley of temples. There’s a fantastic bread store if you turn right after you exit the apartment and a marvelous butcher to the left. Good parking lot just to the right too We were extremely pleased with the place and it’s features. It’s on the eleventh floor and the elevator is reliable and fast. The sunsets were amazing

We never made human contact with the host. Every thing was mailed to us via WhatsApp which was a bit cold. Perhaps the host was out of town. Other than needing a slip proof rubber mat, we both almost fell, in the gorgeous two person shower, the place couldn’t have been lovelier

It’s close to other famous spot by using car Room condition is good And view is good

Shower water pressure too weak

What a view from the 12th floor! Nice bed, nice bathroom and the nicest shower we had on our 3 week trip. The bnb is on the bottom of the hill of the historic center, so you have to climb up to the city, but it allows you to have the most expansive and lovely view of the valley of the temples and the ocean. Valley of the Temples is a 20 minute drive. The balcony had a little table and chairs. The proprietor left us some homemade limoncello to sip on and we enjoyed our nightcap. It's "in front of" the railway, but we never saw or heard a thing. There's a fridge, microwave, coffee maker, table and chairs in the room. He was also helpful in telling us some places to eat and a very very good gelato place.

The view from the 11th floor is incredible. It must be nice to have breakfast on the balcony outside of winter season. There's a pair of binoculars in the common area that we didn't notice until we were leaving. We managed to park on the street but it was definitely the low season. The room was fine. We went out for breakfast in the historic center around the back. Recommend the Concordia for their excellent pastries.

Nothing. All was good. Pro tip: if you're driving and type the address into your map and it gives suggestions, make sure you pick the one in Agrigento. All the towns around there have a Via Empedocle !

The owner gave us very clear directions to the property and how to enter, so it was easy. We parked for free on the street outside, just up the road to the right, on the opposite side of the property. The room was spotlessly clean, with a fridge (they even left homemade almond and peanut pralines in the freezer, and a large bottle of water - very nice touch), microwave, heating, kettle (for my tea), coffee machine (for my girlfriend) and pretty much everything you could want. We walked up to the main street (it is uphill - be warned) and found a wonderful restaurant off of the main street, but do look on the off streets because there are some great places to eat there, you just have to look for them, but it's worth it! The view from the balcony of the room is quite simply stunning, overlooking the Valley of the Temples in plain sight. At night they are lit up and even more stunning.

Nothing!

The host was very nice who shared valuable information for easy self check in and the room was very new and extremely clean.. you can find anything you need there and Claudio the host had offered small breakfast and some home made stuff which was delicious. thank you! we found it cozy and good for a stop.

There are 3 rooms near each other and you can easily hear other side, we were unlucky to hear their alarms around 5:30 am and sometimes and upper neighbors. however, apart from that we loved our stay and we would come again.

Easy check-in. Large unit, which is basically a little apartment with a kitchen area, bathroom, and bedroom. Kitchen equipped with fridge, stove, coffee machine, utensils, etc... enough to make a simple lunch or dinner. Bathroom is large with a good sized shower.

Noise from the adjacent unit (which I believe is also part of the B&B) travelled easily through the ajoining lock off door. No toaster for toasting bread.

Mauro is an exceptional host who actually seems to enjoy working in hospitality. He met me at the B and B with helpful maps, information on transit and some great recommendations re: what to see and do in Agrigento. My room was light and spacious and spotlessly clean. The breakfasts delivered to my room were absolutely delicious.

Not applicable - I liked everything (well, apart from the steep stairs all over Agrigento but that is nature's fault not Mauro's!)

Great central location, close to everything and a wonderful view from 11th floor of the building!

AC was not working and it was a chilly evening. There was no heating available. Bathroom was pretty big, but in the shower cabin when you touch the shower system you can feel some electricity going through. It looked a little dangerous.

The room was gorgeous. It was beautifully appointed. I could see that lots of thought, care, love and passion had been put into the room. I loved the view and the high ceilings. I was in Room A. I had a lovely shower, bathtub and small balcony. I travelled alone but it would be a great room for a family of three or four. I needed a bit of extra help and the owner/host helped me. He explained how to use the buses to get to the sites. He patiently answered all my questions. He explained how to enter the building as well as the expected courtesies I should follow such as wearing a mask when using the elevator. The room has 4 burner gas stove, small fridge, microwave and a small, high table. It has all the dishes, utensils, pots, pans, cups, glasses and even a cutting board. Everything matches. I felt safe and well cared for here. As a solo traveler, safety and care are very important to me.

I wish I could have stayed longer. The building has a tiny elevator. I hate elevators. But, that did not negatively impact my stay.