Inn Giardino di Sicilia - Sant'Agata di Militello

Really a great place to stay.

We thoroughly enjoyed our all too brief stay at Giardino di Sicilia. We were somewhat disconcerted when we first arrived as access is down a long track and you reach the parking area before the unconventional accommodation. However on arrival Margarita and Reginaldo are warm and welcoming hosts and there is a very relaxing atmosphere. Any guest should take the half board option as Margarita is a wonderful cook and the opportunity to eat a great dinner on the balcony , which has a superb view of the coastline, as the sun goes down is a memorable experience.

Excellent stay for relaxing. Beautiful veiws and the food was amazing!!! The owners were lovely and accommodating. A littel far out of town so you would definitely need your own car to get to the property. Overall i would recommend it if for a nice break on a drive some where or if you would like a relaxing holiday.

Well signposted. Secluded and quiet. With excellent views.

This place was fantastic, our only regret was not staying longer (one night is definetely not enough). You could sit all day and look at the view. The breakfast was delicious with a lot of the produce grown and produced on site. An added surprise was being provided with the option of dinner at the B&B which was absolutely beautiful traditional Sicilian fare made with the freshest ingredients (mostly from the property). Fantastic hosts made us feel very welcome and were extremely helpful with local attractions.

Everything excellent. Simple accommodation but lovely. Views great. Weather was unusually unsettled and the mosquitos made a buffet of my boyfriend so just be prepared dawn and dusk. Breakfast was particularly good with homemade preserves.

We chose Giardino di Sicilia as a one-night stopover between Palermo and Taormina, but found ourselves wanting to stay longer. The very cool igloo shaped rooms are just the icing on the cake. The couple who owns/runs it are fantastic, and made sure we had everything we needed. They don't have a restaurant, but will sometimes cook dinner for everyone if there is just a small crowd that night (yes, you have to pay for it, but it's totally worth it). Much of the food is from the gardens and fruit groves on the grounds. Our room was cozy and quiet. Because it was winter, there were only a few other visitors, but I imagine it's always pretty quiet. There are only a few rooms and it's well outside of any town. They are also an environmentally conscious establishment, which we loved!