Tenuta Cammarana

we stayed a single night at this refreshingly different spot in Regusa. To get there you drive through faarmland and when you are met the owners treat you like long lost family. We enjoyed a room that opened to a garden and had an adjacent reading room which was sooo comfortable, The hosts include a bottle of wine for your enjoyment. Breakfast the next day is in a beautiful dining room with an array of choices. We had a travel problem with another hotel and the owner, Sylvia was so incredibly kind in translating our concerns to the other party. Forgot to mention, theres a dining extablishment at a Castle not far from the hotel. Go there- you won't be sorry.

We were looking for a place surrounded by nature where we could relax, enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets, enjoy genuine food and forget the suffocating frenzy of the cities. We found it in this corner of Paradise, in this little Eden sometimes a little disheveled, but sincere and warm, with a family flavor. The staff is wonderful, welcoming and helpful, Silvia a real lady, delicious breakfast, genuine, authentic flavors. The farmhouse is a hidden gem, out of the ordinary, at the same time refined and simple, immersed in the countryside, in the shade of carob trees. Experience to repeat. Franco and Adriana

The estate is a charming beam, typical of the Sicilian countryside, immersed in a natural setting of great beauty. Even the path to reach it, between streets bordered by dry stone walls, heralds a stay of tranquility and silence. The Welcoming was very friendly: the staff, especially the girls, were kind and helpful since our arrival. However, some aspects left me a bit puzzled, especially in relation to the Price quality ratio, which I find not entirely balanced. The common areas, while having great potential, deserve greater attention, especially in detail. Another point on which I would like to make a suggestion concerns the management of animals: I love dogs and cats, but it would be appropriate to pay more attention to the cleanliness of outdoor spaces. Gymnastics between droppings isn't great. See them on sofas in common areas ditto. Breakfast, which I expected to be one of the strong points of the structure – also based on what was read on the website and in some articles – turned out to be quite disappointing: no granita, no fresh bread, no croissants. Overall, the experience was pleasant, but expectations were not fully met. In a structure of this level, where even the price suggests a certain attention to detail, you expect some extra care. Finally, a small note: charging for the small bottles of water in the room seemed to me an avoidable fall in style. I believe that with some precautions the structure can offer an experience that lives up to its potential.