Sandro's house is up a steep hill from the Agrigento old town square. The Satnav took us there without any serious difficulty (very narrow streets with a couple of tight pinch points) but we then chose to park in the adjacent piazza which had more free space than Via Palillo.
This traditional house is entered via the small kitchen, then up half a dozen steps to the large, but somewhat airless living/dining room (tip: open the shutters in both kitchen and bedroom to get some air flow), and then up another 12 steps to the bedroom which is above the kitchen and bathroom. The bed has a really firm mattress on which we slept very well.
Wi-Fi is via a 4G wireless modem which worked well if positioned close to the lap top. However it shuts down after a short period of non activity so I had to log on and re-log on fairly frequently.
As mentioned, Sandro's house is up a steep hill from the Agrigento old town square – 116 quite steep steps followed by 100 metres along steep, paved streets. This certainly gave me the exercise that is lacking from sitting in the car, however my wife who walks with a crutch because of a hip problem, found it quite challenging.
I cannot leave the review without mentioning the amazing Temnos restaurant in the de-consecrated St Peter's church just off the town square, which we felt was not only a very elegant place to dine, but also served amazingly good food, but unsurprisingly, priced accordingly. Also some well presented art covering St. Peter's life is presented in the nave.