Doric Eco Boutique Resort & Spa - Sicily

I confirm that the Doric Bed can count as a boutique hotel as everything is stylish designed in a young and modern way. Our room was cosy but a bit small. However, the valley view and buffet breakfast were fantastic. The hosts are very nice and did a cooking lesson how to make fresh local pasta which inspired our good dinner evening. The wifi was very good and stable. All in all great value for money.

Stayed here last week for just one night en route from west to east Sicily. We had just completed the temple of the valley tour and got to the hotel not knowing what to expect. We were greeted at the gate by a friendly staff member, checked in and brought to our room with a golf cart. We booked a room with a private pool and WOW! What a view and such a fantastic feature. Room was modern but so delighted with pool. Had dinner in the restaurant food was so fresh my husband had fish and it was delicious. Great wine suggestions. Sat out in terrace area after dinner. Staff were so friendly. They grow own herbs and fruits and veg; a lot of work goes into making this hotel a gem: Wished we had stayed more than one night. We will be back!

The experience at Doric was first class from start to finish. Definitely the best place we stayed in Sicily! The food was amazing, the staff couldn’t have been more helpful and the in-room private pool was perfect for the hot weather. Views over to the Valley of the Temples were seen from every location as well. Brilliant stay, wish we could have stayed longer! Thank you

We had a 1 night stay at the Doric Bed Hotel as we were in the area to see the temples. We booked one of the rooms with a private plunge pool which have uninterrupted views across the valley with the bonus of one of the main Temples. The Doric Bed is a purpose built (new) complex in a rural setting. A couple of miles to the entrance of the Temples and about 5kms to the centre of Agrigento. As other reviews have pointed out, the staff are wonderful. We had such a warm welcome which included granita, which was a lovely touch. The hotel grounds are made up of a number of small buildings, reception, restaurant, the rooms, with the beginnings of what will become beautiful gardens over time. The complex is planned to make the best of the views over the valley and sea, so I think where ever you are you get that bonus. The rooms are modern (if not a little small). I wasn't totally convinced that the private pool was a complete success but it offered a unique addition. We had dinner at the on site restaurant, which we loved. The manager (who also runs a cookery school), gave a demonstration of pasta making during dinner - I know that may sound odd but she had such charisma that it was a great success. The food was fresh, beautifully presented and tasted great. I'd recommend dinner there, not least because you're saved the effort of driving anywhere else. Breakfast as other reviews have said was very good. Not sure that I'd have the industrial sized Nutella vat or Flump Dispenser but they made me laugh. A good choice for visiting the Temples.