Emilia is very hospitable and very talkative; the place is nice - very much as you can see from the photos (one thing about the photos, though - it seemed to me as if there is a garden, but there isn't).
The terrace is lovely, with comfortable chairs and it runs almost all the way around the house, so you can be in the shade or in the sun - whichever you prefer - all the time.
The beach is very far away so don't expect to swim or sunbathe much, unless you've got a car. There are two bikes at Emilia's place, not in the best conditions but good enough to get you to town or the beach in 20 minutes.
If you're a foodie, this is a place for you (as, I guess, is most of Italy): there are lovely restaurants in the nearby town of Riposto as well as markets and you can buy fresh fish every day.
This next thing is not about this place in particular, but about the enire part of the coast of Sicily: there is an incredible amount of garbage everywhere! I expected some untidiness, sure, but this really took me by surprise. Please understand I am by no means saying that this part of the worls is ugly - on the contrary: the vegetation and the lava stone is beautiful; just beware that there is garbage literally everywhere. We enjoyed our holiday very much, despite this and I'm certain a lot of other people will too.