Most everything was well, host Giovanni was exceptional, walked us around the village showing us where to eat and reccommended things to see. Though we share a sea of language separation between us, we managed quite well…. The B&B approach was fullfilled with a voucher hand written, taken to Cafe Elisir. The choice of a food item and a beverage was sufficient to start the day and bypass lunch in favor of an early dinner, though it is a challenge to find a location for early dinner open and most open after 7pm. Generally a quiet location and managed to catch up on much needed sleep after departing Catania.

The internet was low to no internet during the evenings when we needed it most to plan the following leg of our journey.

At first i had a scare of the building outside it looks old and abandoned building 😳 But once we entered the apartment was a relief 😌 It's cosy and has everything you need. The son of the owner pietro was amazing and helpful. The room was clean and nice. Thanks Pietro 😊

We had a Great support from the owner Natale , he contact us before arriving in the property and wait for us to help with parking and accomodation , he also gave us a lot of useful advices regarding places to visit and our dining , we definitely recommend B&B Empefocle

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Everything was awesome!!! Giovanni was the kindest, most helpful host we have ever had. He picked us up at the Valley of Temples, then proceeded to show us around town, took us to the opening of the Andrea Camilleri culture center, drove us to see the Scala de'i Turchi, came to pick us up from the beach in the afternoon, supplied us with a hydrating cream for our sunburn and once again drove us to the Agrigento train station in the morning. For two days worth of chaffeuring us around, he named the price of 25€. The food places he recommended have also proven to be excellent (and cheap!). Even though he doesn't speak English (he speak Google translate fluently, though), the communication was effortless. The rooms are nice and clean, too :)

The host was very hospitable during our stay, even offering to take us around by car. The accomodation at time of writing also included vouchers which could be used for breakfast at Cafe Elisir just nearby, be wary though as while it is nice, it is very sweet. The accomodation was nice and well situated to access both Agrigento and sites to the west such as Scala dei Turchi.

The host was very nice and flexible with check-in and helped us with parking. He gave us tips about local restaurants and how to access touristic attractions. The included breakfast consists of your choice of pastries + drink from a local pastry shop and is delicious and a great chance to try the local sweets! It will definitely fill you up.

Giovanni is a very good host. He made us comfortable and gave us lots of useful information about the area. We really enjoyed the free gelato instead of the breakfast as we were leaving very early next day. The property is next to the main high street of Porto Empedocle with free parking nearby but it is very quiet. There are good restaurants (Il Ritrovo), gelateria and mini supermarket nearby. It is perfect place to visit Valley of Temples and Stairs of the Turks.

We liked everything but some instructions to use the coffee machine would have helped in advance.

The hosts offered to transport us for the closest nearby city (Agrigento) to the village for a small collaboration of 10 Euros (Porto Empedocle) Also they were communicative and friendly. - They provided us with the bus times, which was good to be able to move around!

There was a bed that fits two people, however the bedsheets barely fit the bed (two joined small beds) , there was a coffee machine but I wasn't shown how to use it.

Giovanni showed us around Porto Empedocle, gave us some insight in the history and tips for eating out. Room was very good - with air conditioner on the main street. The breakfast was served in amazing bar nearby.

The staff was extremely nice and helpful coming up with a lot of recommendations and help with everything from car problems to sorting out meals.

The room was a bit dar at night as a few bulbs were missing. A proper bed side table lamp would have helped