Top Hotels Near Church of San Matteo in Scicli from NZ$139

"Great place and great host!"

"We were a family party of eight. We had a wonderful week at the Villa. The villa was very well equipped and clean. The outside area from the veranda adjacent to the kitchen where we ate every night, lawns and garden, to the pool area, were all beautifully kept. It was generally very quiet, save from a few local dogs barking from time to time.Our host Franco was great, he was very welcoming, meeting us on our arrival, giving us a comprehensive guided tour and advice about the area. Franco and the team also made sure that any initial niggles that we had were fixed within hours.We also made a couple of late afternoon trips to a local coastal town - Donnalucata, after the hottest part of the day was over and spent a few hours on the lovely sandy beach and also had a meal at one of the beach-side restaurants.A great stay in a great villa which we highly recommended. We plan to return."

"The villa was clean but needed some updating the swimming pool were really old in and out needed upgrading the road was really bad to get to the villa really nice owners lovely view and relaxing just needed updating and lots of lizards in the property had to kill lots my kids were really scared didn’t sleep at night. "

"This is the real Sicily, how we imagined my husband’s grandparents living. The villa is secluded and private; the view and grounds are worth the price of admission. The accommodations are as pictured, modern and rustic. We really were not expecting to have the entire pool to ourselves. The patio is huge and entirely covered so it can be enjoyed regardless of weather. We made good use of the outdoor charcoal grill. The local property manager and his family were incredibly warm and welcoming. We managed to communicate with Google translate. Scicli itself is a charming village with excellent restaurants, bakeries, food shops, etc. It gets touristy on weekends so you’ll want to take advantage of quieter week days to explore the village and its interesting history."