Make sure you ask for directions to get to Ursula's house - it's not obvious and satnav takes you to the other side of the road. Once you arrive it's like finding an oasis - a beautiful plant-filled garden, scattered with loungers and chairs. Such a restful place to stay.
Ursula is very friendly and relaxed, lending us a map along with the bicycles to cycle along a former railway track by the coast to get to Ortygia.
The bed was large and comfortable, with a little ensuite bathroom then a small kitchen just outside which Ursula's family also use occasionally.
She also rents out another, larger room (with living area), so we spent a fun evening getting to know the couple staying there. There is plenty of space around the house so you never feel on top of anyone.
I would definitely stay here again, it's a charming, rustic place where you feel at home. Beware the mosquitoes though!