2 Best Hotels in Agrigento, Sicily

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Fontes Episcopi

$$ | Contrada Fontes Episcopi, Agrigento, Italy Fodor's Choice

This country mansion, once the home of a local bishop, is full of art and warm Sicilian hospitality, having been transformed into the kind of easy, informal place where guests are put instantly at their ease, as if they were old family friends. The food is hearty and fantastic, most of it grown on their organic farm, and is created in a vibrant, cozy family kitchen with wood-burning oven—and it is here that guests can have cooking lessons with the indominable chef, Maddalena; other tours can be arranged on-site. Accommodation is simple and comfortable, and there is a lovely garden and swimming pool.

Pros

  • Genuine country family atmosphere
  • Hands-on cooking lessons
  • Lovely garden and pool

Cons

  • The Macalube nature reserve (with its erupting mud volcanoes) next to the hotel is permanently closed following an accident
  • Quite remote---car essential
  • Nearest town is 10 minutes away
Contrada Fontes Episcopi, Agrigento, Italy
922-36664
Hotel Details
Closed Nov.--Mar.
11 rooms
No Meals

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Doric Bed Boutique Hotel

$$ | San Biagio 20, Agrigento, 92100, Italy

Ideal for sophisticated urbanites who want to combine a poolside holiday with sightseeing, this stylish, contemporary,  hilltop hotel is an innovative addition to Agrigento’s lodging scene. It's the kind of place you can sit in your own hot tub or plunge pool in complete privacy, sipping a cocktail as the sun sets over the distant temple of Juno. Some rooms even have their own hot tubs, with all water heated by solar power. The main pool has a bar incorporated within it with stools designed to keep guests up to their waists in the water. Rooms are white and feature metal four-poster beds and floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The owner is committed to sustainable tourism: the hotel is self-sufficient in energy and has its own vegetable garden and almond and pistachio groves.

Pros

  • Shady pool perfect for relaxing in summer
  • Homegrown produce served in the restaurant
  • Some rooms have private plunge pools and hot tubs

Cons

  • A bit far from Agrigento proper
  • Nearby Villagio Mosè is unattractive
  • More suited to couples than families
San Biagio 20, Agrigento, 92100, Italy
922-1808509
Hotel Details
Closed Nov.–Easter
27 rooms
Free Breakfast

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