Viacolvento

It’s only a seven-minute walk to the city center, and the receptionist gave us great restaurant recommendations. The staff were excellent, breakfast was good, and the location worked well. There was a mix of sweet and savory food, served in small portions, so the buffet was restocked often and everything stayed fresh. Our room and bathroom were clean, and amenities were provided.

Great staff, lovely interiors, and a tasty breakfast. It was cleaned really well every day, and worth the price. Just be aware there’s a £3 per person, per day fee at the end of the stay.

We had a great two-night stay. This is only our second B&B, and it turned out to be a wonderful experience. The front desk staff couldn’t have been more helpful. When my universal charger broke, I searched at least five shops around town but couldn’t find one. The young woman at the front office let me keep the charger, which I’m so grateful for since I still have three weeks in Italy. Breakfast was very good, with cappuccino, regular coffee, and lots of choice. The rooms were lovely, with nice bed linen and towels, and the air conditioning worked better than at any other hotel I’ve stayed at in Italy. They were happy to help whenever I asked. Once you get your bearings, it’s a great location. Just remember the shops close from around one until four every afternoon, and nothing is open on Sundays. They also recommended a great restaurant only 100 meters away. If you’re in the area and need somewhere to stay, I’d highly recommend this charming B&B.

The terraces have a wonderful view across the city, with temples on the horizon, and there’s a restaurant in the same building where you can enjoy pizza or parmigiana at the small piazza. Inside, the reception area is full of special Sicilian artifacts, and the owner knows the story behind each one. It’s a very Italian place, with big, beautiful rooms and a long tradition of hospitality. The staff were extremely friendly, and the location is really good. We’d definitely recommend it and come back when we’re in Agrigento.