Located in the Valley of the Temples, the luxurious Hotel Villa Athena is in a prime spot for guests who want to be in the center of the famous UNESCO World Heritage site and don't mind driving a few minutes to get into Agrigento. This romantic property is ideal for honeymooners and features 27 renovated rooms and suites, some with views of nearby temples. Note that rooms advertised as having private terraces might actually share the space with neighbors. There's also a restaurant on-site and ample free parking. A small pool is open in summer months.
Located in the Valley of the Temples, the luxurious Hotel Villa Athena is in a prime spot for guests who want to be in the center of the famous UNESCO World Heritage site and don't mind driving a few minutes to get into Agrigento. This romantic property is ideal for honeymooners and features 27 renovated rooms and suites, some with views of nearby temples. Note that rooms advertised as having private terraces might actually share the space with neighbors. There's also a restaurant on-site and ample free parking. A small pool is open in summer months.
The three-and-a-half pearl Baglio Della Luna is a small property with a 13th-century watchtower at its core. There are 23 rooms divided between a foresteria (guest house) and the watchtower itself. Some rooms have jetted tubs and jaw-dropping views of the lush valley below. Those same fantastic views surround the hotel restaurant, known for its rather skimpy portions of classic Mediterranean fare. The overall vibe here is a bit dated, with lots of heavy, dark furniture, checkered floor tiles, and oil paintings in gilded frames. The hotel's true charms lie in its expansive lawns and gardens, handsome outdoor hot tub, and sunny stone courtyard. There's ample free parking nearby, a definite plus since a car is necessary for treks to town and local sites. Travelers should consider the Hotel Villa Athena, a similarly-priced property that's a short walk from the Valley of the Temples.
The three-and-a-half pearl Baglio Della Luna is a small property with a 13th-century watchtower at its core. There are 23 rooms divided between a foresteria (guest house) and the watchtower itself. Some rooms have jetted tubs and jaw-dropping views of the lush valley below. Those same fantastic views surround the hotel restaurant, known for its rather skimpy portions of classic Mediterranean fare. The overall vibe here is a bit dated, with lots of heavy, dark furniture, checkered floor tiles, and oil paintings in gilded frames. The hotel's true charms lie in its expansive lawns and gardens, handsome outdoor hot tub, and sunny stone courtyard. There's ample free parking nearby, a definite plus since a car is necessary for treks to town and local sites. Travelers should consider the Hotel Villa Athena, a similarly-priced property that's a short walk from the Valley of the Temples.
Consistently praised by travelers from around the world, the mid-range Terrazze di Montelusa is a graceful and historic mansion in the center of Agrigento that's been owned and maintained by the same family since 1822. There are only five rooms and suites, all of which are airy and spotless. As a smaller boutique hotel, there aren't a lot of features. A serene and plant-lined terrace is where an extensive, free breakfast featuring made-to-order omelets is served every morning and there's a pizzeria on the ground floor.
Consistently praised by travelers from around the world, the mid-range Terrazze di Montelusa is a graceful and historic mansion in the center of Agrigento that's been owned and maintained by the same family since 1822. There are only five rooms and suites, all of which are airy and spotless. As a smaller boutique hotel, there aren't a lot of features. A serene and plant-lined terrace is where an extensive, free breakfast featuring made-to-order omelets is served every morning and there's a pizzeria on the ground floor.
