B&B Tranquillo

Il b&b si trova appena fuori dal centro storico, in soli 5 minuti a piedi lo si raggiunge. Il titolare è veramente persona squisita e disponibile per qualsiasi esigenza. Ci ha anche regalato una guida sulla valle dei templi. Le camere sono abbastanza grandi, pulite e dotate di televisione. La nostra sistemazione prevedeva il bagno in comune con un'altra stanza. Cercando bene si trova anche parcheggio gratuito nelle vicinanze. Consigliatissimo.

Spacious, clean room, a short walk to train station and bus to sights, quiet.

Petit déjeuner excellent, chambre confortable. Mauro, le propriétaire, est extrêmement serviable et fera tout pour vous satisfaire. Très satisfait dans l'ensemble.

Ruhige kleine Wohnung (2 Zimmer Küche Bad) wobei das 2. Zimmer zu dieser Zeit nicht genutzt war. Frühstück morgens italiensch sparsam aber o.k. (Kaffee und Toast). Ruhige Nächte, kleines Zimmer aber sauber, Bad o.k. Insgesamt Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis in Ordnung.

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.

The owner is extremely helpful, looks after proper supplies for breakfast, and is very nice and warm person. In that particular city, the location does not matter much, since B&Bs tend to be in narrow streets, with lot of climbing stairs, and no car access. His is loc ate 200 meters from the railway station, at same level, and 400 meters from bus terminals. Very quiet (no trafic). Pleasant small apartment, very clean, and convenient for short tourists stay. One can cook in the kitchen if need be. Very satisfied. Only one hint: one must pay with cash, not with credit card, but this seems to be the rule in Italy..., or at least in Sicily.

Although this B&B was difficult to find as it is tucked away within a large housing complex, the owner Pino was an outstanding host offering advice and supplying maps of the area. The room was large and clean and the separate kitchen with coffee maker and juicer was fantastic. This isn't your traditional B&B, it would better be described as accommodation with pastries of your choice brought to the kitchen in the morning at the time you require. This was perfect for my family and we very much enjoyed our stay.

the owner is nice but the place semms to be a poor neighbourhood. do not eccept credit card. breakfast is sanwiches. the room itself is clean, comfortable' seems to be new, the place is hard to find even with g.p.s. the owner does not speak english. there is parking.

A great experience! We stayed at this pretty ground-floor apt in mid-February, & even though it was the coldest winter in 100 yrs, there were lots of potted plants and flowers growing outside our door! The apt & all of its furnishings are very new, of unusually high quality, & every inch was spotless. The bedroom area is very large, with plenty of room for the queen bed and also a twin bed. The kitchen is also large, and well furnished with equipment & "starter" food, including pasta, several breakfast cereals, olive oil, milk, cookies, and delicious, fresh Sicilian oranges. In fact, there's a brand new one-cup-at-a-time coffee maker, so that you can make espresso or a cappuccino any time you want! We also liked the fast WIFI connection, & appreciated the booklets & brochures about Agrigento in the apt. The owner, Pino, is a great host! He asked us what we might want for breakfast, and when we'd like it delivered, and voila! The next a.m., he appeared with little breakfast sandwiches and the ricotta-filled cannoli that Sicily is famous for. Pino even drove us way out to the ruins, & offered to buy us a coffee & guidebook there. Also offered to take us to the train.

I stayed at this establishment for a week in January 2012, and I can't recommend it highly enough. The hospitality from the hosts was most welcoming. I recieved a lovely fresh breakfast every morning consisting of croissants with parma ham and cheese, pastries stuffed with spinach, olives and pancetta, and fresh bread. The room was immaculate and I had the use of a well maintained kitchen. It's also close to the main centre (about a ten minute walk) and the local train and bus stations. If you stay in Agrigento I would seriously suggest staying here.