"La Mennulara" The terrace of the historic center

La Mennulara is named after the first novel by Simonetta Agnello Hornby, a famous writer born and raised in Palermo. La Mennulara in Sicilian dialect means "the almond harvester", a symbol of the city of Agrigento's essence, known throughout the world as the city of the almond blossom, and home to the Living Museum of the Sicilian Almond which, nestled in the Valley of the Temples Park, is home to more than 250 varieties. The space A flight of stairs leads directly to the double bedroom, equipped with a spacious and private attached bathroom and two breathtaking panoramic terraces, the highlight of La Mennulara and its most prized treasure. The room has a comfortable double bed with an orthopedic hypoallergenic memory foam mattress, an air conditioner, two radiators both in the room and in the bathroom, a TV, and a coffee corner equipped with a coffee maker with appropriate pods and a mini fridge. The place is equipped with bottled water, bath and bed linens, a courtesy kit, a drying rack, and a hairdryer. Guest access Entrance exclusively for guests. Welcoming you are Roberta and Antonino, a young couple in love whose only goal is to welcome you into their world of Sicilian hospitality and beauty. Other things to note It's a room where classic Sicilian style meets contemporary, creating an explosion of elegance and an authentic atmosphere. You can open your eyes in the morning and turn your gaze to a glass window overlooking the sea, the right boost and perspective to start your day in the best possible way. To further brighten your stay at La Mennulara from dawn to dusk, upon request, you can enjoy breakfast in your room, spread out on a table of Sicilian majolica tiles overlooking the sea, and a rich aperitif served in a comfortable space where there is only one obligation: that of experiencing happy and relaxing moments, letting yourself be carried away by the colors of the setting sun and the striking view. Registration Details IT084001C17V26WKCZ