This was a unique bed and breakfast that had some nice character, a wonderful breakfast, and great hospitality from Mary’s family. Our room had some beautiful exposed stone walls that were of the same local stone that the Greek temples were constructed of, which was a nice touch. We arrived on a cold evening in February and fortunately the heater worked beautifully and we stayed toasty warm. A generous breakfast included a section of pastries, yogurt, cereals, tea, coffee, fruit juice, meat and cheese sandwiches, and probably a few other things I’m forgetting. They let us leave luggage during the day, and Mary’s son Vittorio even offered to drive us out to the Valley of the temples in the morning. They were accommodating and gracious in every way, helping to make our short stay in Agrigento all the better.