Italiano segue Inglese. This was a very nice place to stay, fully air conditioned. I did not meet Riccardo, but a very nice woman showed us the room, one of about 5 very similar units in a row. On the wall, we found rules, among them “Avoid noise and shouting after 24:00.” We were happy that we heard no shouting or noise at any time, as we did not contribute any. It’s a short walk or drive to the old town. The kitchen is well equipped, save for a cutting board. The “bed and breakfast” details are technically accurate: a basket of cello wrapped “I can’t believe it’s not a croissant” and jam, with some teabags, coffee, milk, and pear nectar. There is a tiny nearby grocer, and two blocks away a CRAI supermercado for the traveler seeking a more substantial breakfast. “Riccardo” was very flexible about our arrival time which changed abruptly. One light bulb was missing, but it was promptly supplied when requested. We liked Sciacca more than we thought we would as we drove into town, and this place was one reason. Italiano segue Inglese. This was a very nice place to stay, fully air conditioned. I did not meet Riccardo, but a very nice woman showed us the room, one of about 5 very similar units in a row. On the wall, we found rules, among them “Avoid noise and shouting after 24:00.” We were happy that we heard no shouting or noise at any time, as we did not contribute any. It’s a short walk or drive to the old town. The kitchen is well equipped, save for a cutting board. The “bed and breakfast” details are technically accurate: a basket of cello wrapped “I can’t believe it’s not a croissant” and jam, with some teabags, coffee, milk, and pear nectar. There is a tiny nearby grocer, and two blocks away a CRAI supermercado for the traveler seeking a more substantial breakfast. “Riccardo” was very flexible about our arrival time which changed abruptly. One light bulb was missing, but it was promptly supplied when requested. We liked Sciacca more than we thought we would as we drove into town, and this place was one reason. Che villeta carina, completamente aria condizionata. Non ho conosciuto Riccardo, ma una donna molto gentile noi ha mostrato la villetta, davvero uno di cinque quasi uguali appartamenti in una fila. Sulla mura, ho letto le regole, tra cui «Evitare rumore e schiamazzi dopo le ore 24:00» Eravamo felici di non sentire nessun rumore o schiamazzi in qualsiasi momento, neppure non ne abbiamo fatto nessun. A piedi o nel macchina, è qui vicino al centro storico. La cucina è ben attrezzata, ma manca un tagliere. La cucina è ben attrezzata, salvo per la mancanza di un tagliere. I «bed and breakfast» dettagli sono tecnicamente accurata: un paniere piena di cellophane avvolte «non posso credere che non sià una crescenta,» fette biscottate, marmellata, con alcuni bustine di te, caffe, latte, e nettare...