The flat is huge and so cozy, its rooms are so big that it could sleep probably even more than 6 people, and from the terrace you can enjoy the cool evening breeze and a gorgeous landscape.

Me and my friends were looking for a place cheap, and in a central position, that could allow us to easily reach the seaside and the south eastern side of Sicily, with its historical and architectural beauties; well, Alex's flat is exactly what we needed!

Naro itself is a baroque little town, worthwile to be visited, even if it's not as famous as other sicilian towns; just be careful in case you decide to drive through the center, some alleys are very, very narrow.

Concerning the facilities, there is washing machine, oven, aircon (but I bet a pound nobody will ever use them, because of the refreshing breeze that blows almost all day long).
No TV, but who really needs it on holiday???
No WIFI, but we had 4 mobiles of 3 different providers, and for each of them the signal was good, so we could use our smartphones also for the web.

Bonanno bakery is very close, there are shops and small markets, and also people selling their own fresh fruits and vegetables along the main street.

Tres Douce is good for breakfast, but if you wanna try the real great "sicilian patisserie" you have to go to Raffadali (25 km far more or less) and look for one of the pastry shops like Le Cuspidi(!!!)

We never met Alex, but we easily stayed in touch by mail and SMS (he's a NICE person); at the check-in, Pino welcomed us with water, biscuits, fruits and a bottle of Nero d'Avola, that we imediately shared together; he's really friendly and nice to talk with him!

One more thing; especially on June, July and August Sicily "suffers" of lack of water: you open the tap and nothing comes out, except noise and grumble. This happened on our very last day, we just emptied the 2500 ltr tank (and in half an hour Pino, who is extremely helpful, brought us 4 emergency tanks), but my suggestion is to save water and do not waste it.