Winery Hotels in Sicily from NZ$110

"Beautiful, well-maintained hotel in a wine growing area of Sicily. The restaurant and wine tasting were fun and high quality. Our only complaint was that the hotel was very hard to find, even with GPS. Also the wifi did not work."

"Very very good!"

"Superbe propriété! Employés très attentionnés. Nous avons adoré!"

"We loved this place. The owner spoke little english and us no Italian, but between us he was able to proudly tell us of his home produce wine and farm. The ambience was relaxed genuine and geared towards great food and surroundings. They kindly recomended view points for us ro visit the next day. Would definitely come back . Thank you :) x"

"Friendly staff who shared useful local info with us. Good little kitchenette in the rooms. More info needed in advance about how to find the tiny street entrance."

"We arrived at this hotel after some complications with googles directions (google maps does not know where this hotel is) and were greeted by the owner. He took us to our room and showed us around which is when we realized that he does not speak any English so communicating was challenging. In the morning he provided us with a nice breakfast in his beautiful restaurant."

"Amazing location ensconced in the hills surrounded by vineyards"

"We stayed for 1 night en route to Cefalu. It's quite off the beaten track with some windy roads. Our room was clean and tidy, basic but spacious with air conditioning! However, we asked for some food as we arrived in the evening, and whilst the small plates of tapas were enjoyable, the Manager proceeded to charge us €15 each (€30 total) for some ham, tomato and mozzarella, bread, aubergine and a bottle of water. We were never offered a menu and feel we were taken advantage of, being...

"We were at the agriturismo only for one night. The place is truly in the middle of beautiful fields! We didn't expect to be so far. The experience with Francesco's cuisine was excellent!"

"We were traveling through Sicily and decided to stay at the Valle Galfina for only one night while exploring the Mt Etna area. It was tricky to locate the property due to limited signage but things began well with a welcome and glass of wine. However, we seemed to be the only people staying and the owner disappeared for the remainder of the day. Doors were locked and we had to figure out neither the restaurant or bar were open. At about 9pm the owner knocked on the room door to ask for...