Donato is a very welcoming host and a nice guy. The flat is nicely turned out with a undeniably great view of the Temples from the roof terrace, but unfortunately our stay didn't go according to plan. We were led to believe that you could stay here without a car and use the bus or go by foot to the local shops, restaurants and the main attraction, the Valley of the Temples. However, the nearest bus stops were at least half a kilometre away and to get to the house we had to walk along the edge of a dual carriageway with no sidewalk and cars travelling very fast. To get to the shops or restaurants we would have had to do the same walk, probably at night, which would have been very dangerous. Donato had told us there were 2 bikes we could use, but when we arrived they weren't available. Donato also advised us when we arrived that the walk to the Valley of the Temples would be along dangerous roads, so to avoid it. As a result, we ended up having to get taxis everywhere (and trying to call a local taxi firm to explain where the house was which was pretty tricky with very limited Italian) which cost us 50 euros we hadn't budgeted for. Also the washing machine didn't work, which he hadn't mentioned and there were problems with both showers. To be fair, Donato did offer to drive us to the supermarket when we arrived and it was obvious we wouldn't be able to get there ourselves, but we feel we were mislead about how easy it would be to stay at the house and we wouldn't have booked this if we'd known how difficult it would be. If you have a car, it's probably a great choice, but if you're relying on public transport choose somewhere in Agrigento or San Leone.