Be prepared, the address is a bit hard to find, because the entry to the apartment is in a place in the street where nobody would expect it. But do not worry, because Gaetano is always ready at hand and comes to your rescue in two minutes with his Vespa. The apartment itself is located in an approximately ten-story building on the mountainside that comprises most of Agrigento, its entrance is at the level of the parking from one side (that's why it is hard to find it) which is the third floor I think, but it has an entrance somewhere in the basement too - but we never saw that one. The house is located among other similar ones, and though it has been built around the end of the Sixties in the era's best fashion, it has been maintained well (everything works, it doesn't feel dilapidated, it's not noisy either). The apartment is large, with a nice, lavishly equipped dining/kitchen area and a big bathroom (in case your family is like mine, always having something to do there at once. The train station and the city centre is really near (for those who come without a car), the ruin area (well renovated and much bigger than I last saw it in 2000) is about a five minutes' drive. The car is safe in front of the building in a well-lit place, so you don't have to worry about that either. We were completely satisfied, loved the paintings in the rooms (Gaetano's sister made them, they're great!), Gaetano even filled the refrigerator with all kinds of things to eat and drink.