Tony was not present when we came but his cousin Vito welcomed us. He showed us the place and gave us information on where to find good food, showed us the map the highlights of Trapani and the directions to the Funivia to Erice. He spoke good English and had no problems communicating with him.

The neighborhood was quiet and the building had an entrance that was locked at all times and only tenants/guests and managers had the keys to. The place was a good-sized apartment for 4 people. The kitchen well-equiped, clean and well-maintained. Around the corner from the apartment were a few bars where we were able to get good coffee and Italian pastries for breakfast and a couple good gelateria as well. The metered parking was confusing but thanks to Vito's help, we were able to park accordingly.

There were 8 of us so we rented two apartments, both with a dining room and kitchen. The apartment for the other family was on the ground floor. It had one bedroom (with a double bed and two single beds in the same room), a kitchen and a sofa.

Our apartment was on the second floor; had two bedrooms (first bedroom had a double bed and an ottoman that converts into a bed and the second room had 2 single beds), a kitchen, a dining room and even a washing machine! The second interior room in our apartment had a fan but no AC. It was a bit hot in there so my mom slept in the dining room sofa which converts into a single bed, and my daughter slept on the ottoman which we converted into a single bed. It still worked out. The AC in both apartments was a great feature because it was a hot day in Trapani when we went.

The only thing we had a hard time with was the very thin and limited amount of pillows. We had to stuff our clean clothes under the pillow to prevent stiff neck from happening. If they can add maybe a 2-3 more pillows to prevent back pain or stiff neck, it would have been perfect! I Otherwise, I would stay there again! =)

Overall, we had a great stay for a great price! I recommend this place for a weekend getaway in Trapani!