Loved staying here. It’s at the top of the old town, at one end of Corso Ruggero, and looks down to the sea and town on one side and Piazza Garibaldi on the other. The small Piazza is a place where locals gather so a great spot for people watching. We were lucky and stayed in the blue room next to the kitchen - it has a fairly high window that looks onto a small patio off the kitchen and the sea and town. The window is almost under some metal stairs that lead up to the terrace and although people go up and down and use the kitchen this was one of our quietest stays in Sicily (there are shutters that block out all light too). With our bathroom between us and the Piazza there was very little noise from there plus the aircon is quiet. Gina is a gem who looks after you with good humour and brightness. Everything is spotless. The kitchen is excellent and you can use the large fridge, cutlery, crockery and kettle. We made salad for lunch and ate it on the absolutely fabulous terrace - sea views one way and the Roc up behind. Sunsets are incredible. Breakfast is at a shared table and really good - the coffee is great - all served by the ever-lovely Gina. It’s a sociable place to stay as guests gather on the terrace with a glass of wine or a beer at sunset. We had a slight hiccup in our booking as there was a plumbing problem - couldn’t be helped - and Nicole found alternative accommodation in another apartment for our last two nights but in the end we found another B&B with a sea view terrace which was what we wanted. There are a lot of stairs up to the top floor B&B, but that didn’t worry us as we had small cases. Great location, great people, would go again.