Hotels near Agrigento Centrale, Agrigento

Villa Athena has been the top hotel in Agrigento and one of the well-known luxury hotels in Sicily for decades. We could not get a reservation there on our first trip to Sicily, but this spring we were able to stay for 2 nights. The location is as amazing as pictures and website show - you can look our your window or sit in the garden with a full-on view of the Temples. Absolutely stunning. Having said that, location and view are only one part of the hotel experience. Our room (temple view) was extremely small, but very well-maintained; the bathroom was decent-sized and totally modern. Still, it was the smallest room we've had anywhere in Europe in a long time, let alone for a 5-star hotel. Since we were there before summer, breakfast and dinner were served in a totally indoor space without any view and decorated in an ultra-modern style, which left us a little cold. And while the front desk staff were very welcoming, the restaurant staff did not add much to our experience -- on the first morning, we were ignored (for ordering coffee or seeing a menu) until we called someone over and we never got a single smile from anyone. We were so surprised that I mentioned it - quietly - to the front desk person. It actually made us decide to have dinner elsewhere. On the second morning, the breakfast staff was friendlier, but I have to say that it colored our opinion of the hotel. We were happy to have finally stayed at the Villa, but if I were to return to Agrigento, I'd seek out an alternative. If the Villa advertises itself as a 5-star experience and charges accordingly, it needs to deliver. We'd be willing to stay in less luxury but with warmer, more personal service.

Truly wonderful B&B! The place is stylish and very comfortable. Barbara, the host/owner, is incredibly welcoming and gracious and helpful. The view from our home looked over the entire valley of the temples. The room itself was great. Comfortable. The bathroom, and especially the shower, was amazing. The balcony view of the valley was special. All quite perfect. Stay at the place if you can!! And the breakfast was as good as we have ever had at a B&B with a huge variety of local food from savory to sweet. All freshly prepared.

Located very conveniently about 2 km from the Valley of the Temple entry gates, Baglio Della Luna is a great choice for convenience and ambiance. The hotel consists of an old tower, which houses 3-4 rooms, and a more traditional building which houses around 20 rooms. We were in a tower room, which afforded beautiful views of the valley and the Temple. The baglio is situated on beautiful, well manicured grounds with an equally beautiful courtyard patio. We were there for only one night to visit the Valley of the Temple, but enjoyed our stay. The dinner was quite good, bar service was good with an excellent and entertaining bar tender and generous drinks. The dining room is comfortably elegant, as was the sumptuous breakfast and beverages offered in the morning. The bagio is also a short distance from the beach, which is an easy 15 minute walk.

This homestay is small but very new and clean. It is run by a couple. It is located in the old town of the city center. It is not easy to find. Contact the landlord before going. The more inconvenient thing is that there is a time limit for check-in and there is no after 7pm The front desk staff needed to call the landlord to get the keys. At that time, we had to charge us 10 euros for overtime. Later, after we booked a room with him, he waived the overtime as a discount for us. Only the husband and wife of the landlord can speak English. When we go there is an extra charge without breakfast, and there is a free cup of coffee. There is a kitchen but it is not open to residents. I might be afraid that the residents will break it. It's a bit strange. It's ok to simply spend the night.

The hotel is spectacular with wonderful decoration. super friendly employees. Everything is impeccable from the lobby, the bar, the restaurant and the spectacular rooms. It's a 4-star hotel, but it looks like a 5-star hotel, wow

Arrived on a Sunday at 1.00 p.m. No bar, no food available. However room was ready but nothing in mini bar to eat. Bar didn't open until 3.00 p.m. Only serves drinks, crisps and ice creams. Restaurant didn't open until 7.30p.m. Lunch not available any day at resort. Room alright and bed comfortable. Hot water supply very erratic. Bathroom fittings not great. Had to ask for kettle, mugs and spoons to make coffees/teas. Housekeeping team good and cheerful. Breakfast deadly, totally lacking in imagination. Resort restaurant served good food but wonder when the menu was last reviewed/changed. Waiting staff warm and friendly in the main. Pool area good and pool itself not heated but in the hot weather that was not a problem. Adequate sunbeds, chairs and umbrellas. Excellent beach close by resort. A car is a must as places to eat in immediate vicinity of resort scarce. Also one will be needed to explore and there's lots to do and see. Key thing to know is that Sicily is the biggest island in the Mediterranean ( about the same size as Wales) so getting across to say Siracusa or Taormina is a three hour drive there and then back

We stayed at the B&B Palace of the Theatre for a night and we were very good. They were all very nice and available. The room was like a photo, the welcome drink with typical sweets was unexpected and very pleasant, breakfast is very good and abundant. The B&B is located in the historical centre, close to everything but you need to park on the street because the parking for payment that you are near is closed these days. We were lucky and we found it right but it might not be easy. Recommended!

Small structure, very comfortable in the centre and almost ”inside” the railway station, which nevertheless does not have any disturbances and offers parking at a cost unrealized price inside the hotel (but free parking in a short distance). A quiet and secure area, though a little difficult to reach for the first time, coming from Palermo in the evening, for some torturous streets that have also made the navigator ”drunk”. Balcony with sea view (in the distance) and perfect bathroom. Breakfast is not huge, but still satisfactory and varied, sweet and salty ( only note: I would cover the stropped fruit with glass clock). Price in the standard. The hotel has a terrace which must be a pleasant place for relaxing in the evening in the summer. Finally, but to be emphasised with determination, the sublime courtesy of staff: gentle, courtesy and ready for any request. In particular, Mr Daniel, who we met more often, always smiling and sweeping, I would return to him without any doubt.