We booked the Pegaso apartment, a large 1-bedroom. The problem: it is dark. It’s at street level, a large bedroom in the front, the living/dining room behind flanked by the kitchen and bathroom. Only the bedroom and kitchen have windows. And because it’s a pedestrian zone on a narrow street, it’s simply impossible to leave the front window open or even the curtains back -- people were passing 4 feet from the bed, at the same level. Electric lights are plentiful and bright but the pictures on the website are misleading – on examination we could see how the photographer used floodlights to make it look as if light is coming in from outside. As another reviewer said, in fact it feels like a cave.
That said, there are very high ceilings and traditional Sicilian furniture and appointments. The bathroom was nice. The kitchen was more than adequate and gave onto a small walled-in terrace that might be nice in warmer weather than we had, (though we counted 4 AC compressors out there so how usable would it be?)
The hostess, Roberta, was very professional and worked to accommodate us. For personal reasons we could not move to one of the upper floor apartments that she offered us, which appear from photos to be smaller but (judging by the building’s exterior) to have windows with actual natural light coming through them. We cut our stay short and left after one night, on good terms.