Best Villaggio Mose Hotels

We stayed one night here while visiting Agrigento Sicily . It is located about 3 miles from the center of the city . Parking facilities and easy check in . The gentleman at reception was very pleasant and our room was very clean , nice bathroom and comfortable bed . It was located next to a McDonalds with a play area for children that was quite noisy but in the evening it was quiet . The breakfast was typical tourist breakfast , just average . But the overall stay was pleasant and the hotel is very close to the Valley of the Temples a world heritage site . And it’s close to the center of town and shopping and sites and restaurants.

We only booked this place because we needed to leave early the next day to visit some sites. We spent the day at the beach and to finish the day we decided to return to the hotel and enjoy the pool. However, our fun was cut short as the guard on duty did not allow us to stay without a shower cap. Now, I have travelled to a bunch of countries and this was a first for me (born and raised in Rio de Janeiro). I did argue with the reception, but this was a hotel rule that only exists in their mind. After, that we didn't go in the pool at all. So we paid for a hotel with a pool and we were not allowed to use it. Rooms have old and broken furniture, and breakfast is least to say average. So, no reason to stay at this dump. I DO not recommend and I will NEVER go back to this place.

The owner is very friendly and helpful. He recommended the Agora cafe which was so good we visited multiple times. The beautiful garden and private parking is a bonus. Our room had a private outside space which was lovely to have. The location is quiet, away from the main road. It is worth mentioning that the approach is an uninspiring main street but when you enter the gates of the Villa Concordia and find that the drive to the Valley of the Temples is very short it all makes sense. It is worth a trip into the old town, we had a really lovely meal in the restaurant Krokos. The buses don't run late so if you are looking for a taxi back to the villa, we used Taxi Agrigento H24 Tony Palermo who was excellent.

Stayed with a tour group. First impressions were good-really ornate smart lobby area but sadly went downhill quite quickly. Spiral staircase not very practical for a hotel when everyone comes with luggage. Beds too soft & squeaked badly. Soundproofing wasn't anywhere near good enough for the standard of hotel. Ordered to sit at specific tables at breakfast but not told about this on check in. Some items were not being replenished very quickly at breakfast & wasn't easy to see where to find what you wanted. Hotel on a busy road in an industrial area. Lidl supermarket next door, one pizzeria down the street, another is advertised but wasn't open when we looked. Otherwise very limited facilities in the immediate area. Evening meals are served at the hotel but no pizzas and menu choices there were had higher prices than any other places we ate in Sicily so didn't bother. Dinner service doesn't open until 7.30. Shame did not get to use the pool but was glad to only be staying one night. Would not recommend.

I had read the reviews of this hotel and picked it because of its location to the valley of the temples. Honestly, I feel like the hotel is trying to do a bit too much. The location is about a 10 minute drive to the valley of the temples. However, it is in a section of town called San Leone which is an area that is a bit rundown. We did take a taxi into town and we were taken to a very lovely area. If you are interested in staying in a more upscale area, this is not the hotel for you. By the time we got to this hotel, we had been to several other boutique locations. I was expecting similar service, but we’re greeted with people who looked like had a very long day and did not even stand up to greet us. It just felt like they could barely be bothered to deal with us. Although they were nice, they just seemed kind of beaten down . I had booked this hotel by translating the website into English. While my first email was in English every other following email arrived in Italian. It took quite some labor to translate all of the messages. I feel like they could do better in dealing with English speaking guests. There are two parking areas. One is behind a closed gate and the other is simply an open air lot. Both of these parking lots are located across the street from the hotel. Because a tour bus was arriving we were encouraged to park in the open air lot. There was also no assistance to try to help us with our bags. Other hotels that we visited, had someone come to our car to help us unload. One of the perks is that if you have dinner at the hotel, they will provide you with a bus service to and from the valley of the temples. I believe they have a 930 drive to the valley and then a noon departure. I think they may also have a separate time frame, but because we had already pre-bought our ticket we did not take advantage of this. The hotel specifically calls itself a museum and spa. When you enter the hotel in the main lobby, there are several cases of artifacts that were found at the valley of the temples or nearby. These artifacts are actually very cool. Sadly, the little cards that were on them were all in Italian and I could not read them. in regards to being a Spa, we did not take advantage of the service so cannot comment on it. Not exactly sure where the Spa even was but other travelers have commented on it. The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. My only comment would be that the door knobs were extremely tricky, and we had difficulty figuring it out until we spoke to a maid who hand gesture to us how to do it. They had a nice breakfast where you could eat indoors or outdoors on their lovely patio. Across the street is a pool and a small playground. I also heard that they have access to a beach, but we did not go there. If you have children, this would be a good location for you. There was nothing specifically bad at this hotel but there was also nothing specifically wonderful. It was a bit shabby and we weren’t greet