If I didn’t have a GPS system, I would have been in trouble, but local people were helpful in pointing out that Mary’s street met the connecting street at both ends, not unusual when you are talking about roads that wind around hills. I was welcomed by Mary with a good espresso and shown where things were. My room was lovely and the bathroom even nicer than in the photos. Everything was incredibly clean. Mary even provided a basket and bed for my dog which enjoyed her two night stay there also. There are three rental rooms on the ground floor and Mary and her family live upstairs. The house is actually very well located, just up the hill from the main walking streets in the old town. Sure, it’s a 12 minutes walk down and a 16 minute walk up, but that’s to be expected in Agrigento. Parking near the house was relatively easy. Breakfast was good and ample: Italian sweet rolls, cappuccino or however you liked your coffee, tea, cereal if you wanted, yogurt, and a large choice of fruit. There’s a supermarket 25 meters from the door should you want to buy anything and refrigerate or cook it, a pharmacy the same distance, and vegetable carts and a bakery, etc just around the corner. Internet connection was excellent. It was fairly easy to drive out of Agrigento to get to the Greek temples from the house and to leave town to get on your way. I have no hesitation in recommending Mary’s bnb in Agrigento.