We stayed at this lovely place for a week. It was very relaxing and we swam twice a day. You get to the beach down a grass track and join the hotel road to get to a beautiful rocky and sandy beach where the water is crystal clear with much public space to relax as well as it being shared by the hotels. The house is situated on a hotel compound with four big hotels but is very secluded; you find the house way down a track ( a good 3 min car journey) and no one ever comes by the house because of its location. You can hear the hotels as they have music in the evenings, this was mostly very pleasant for us and at times very funny as several types of music go on at the same time from different venues. The property has its own garden and terrace both front and back. Both spacious and the most generous we have stayed in. The property is situated within two other apartments which share the terrace space but we saw no one from either and there was little evidence to suggest they are used regularly. The owners have been super generous with lots of different furniture to relax with and the house is bigger than the photos. We loved the artist style and no need for air con as the house is beautifully built to let air in and be cool throughout. There are lots of unique features and we happily stayed mostly on the terrace all week. It helped us to switch off and completely relax as no wifi. Sciacca, the local town feels like it has suffered greatly with the thermal baths permanently shut, which is very sad and all historical buildings were shut too. We enjoyed walking around but the port also felt very quiet. There is a very good Lidl to shop in and we found a wonderful bakery for bread and pizza and fruit vans. The Turkish stairway is not far and well worth a visit, although you now cannot climb on them, you can hire paddle boards to explore this very unusual coastline. Lastly, the super inspiring temples at Agrigento are so worth a visit on route to or from staying at this lovely place.