This was a lovely flat in an old building very central for the main pedestrian area of Noto. If you have a large car getting into the courtyard to park is quite a challenge, we parked further down the street. The flat has some lovely antique touches and the kitchen had some essentials useful for cooking. Marianna left us milk, tea, juice, coffee and biscuits. Which were very welcome. The washing machine was very useful and things dried almost instantly on the upstairs terrace, which we sat out on when it wasn't too hot. The bed was comfortable and there were books, games and information leaflets available. The kitchen wasn't huge but had a big fridge/freezer ideal for chilling wine. We went for a tour of Palazzo Castelluccio further down the street. This is a house similar to the town house we were staying, in before it was converted into flats. It has been restored by a French antique collector. For 12 Euros you get a personal guided tour of this fascinatingly restored town house. Noto itself was beautiful and lived up to expectations, although avoid driving round its little streets as much as possible!