Agriturismo Bergi

So beautiful, tranquil, and pleasant. The owners and staff were so friendly and welcoming. Thank you for a lovely stay and delicious food!

We enjoyed the pool and the grounds

We liked the environment, the food, the service, the menu.

So close to ‘town’ but a million miles away… this is a tranquil oasis to relax and unwind at a country pace.

Amazing place in the nature

Lovely property away from crowds. Gorgeous views and very friendly staff. We enjoyed the breakfast too and a variety of honey, jams, olive oil, breads etc all made on site from their home grown ingredients.

Amazing stay with amazing owners

It has been a great stay. The location is located close to Castelbuono village, in a really peaceful and fresh area surrounded by green. The staff is very kind and helpful,the pool is tiny but nice builto, and the rooms are very clean and full of comfort. During the evening is very fresh and really pleasant,

Only stayed one night but was a pleasant experience. Grounds are beautiful and the pool was really nice. Enjoyed a nice dinner on the outdoor patio - opted for the set menu option and was good value and variety of food. The service was quite good. Only small negative was that bed was a bit harder than I would prefer but not too uncomfortable and the A/C worked well which was key as very hot in Sicily in July.

Beautiful place and location but breakfast was poor and overall I felt they were more concerned about the tour group arrivals more so than the guests

Our stay at Agriturismo Bergi was delightful. It is off the beaten path and and sits on a lovely hillside maybe 10 minutes from the nearby town Castelbuono. The property very quiet, peaceful, and relaxing and the accommodations and dining area were very nice. We didn’t have the opportunity to walk much of the grounds, but it was a beautiful setting. We made reservations for dinner which was excellent and mainly made with their local organic produce/foods. The receptionist was very helpful and told of about a small town, Pollina, at the top of a nearby mountain. We enjoyed going to Pollina. We had a wonderful breakfast with homemade jams and honey. I would have enjoyed spending another day there.

Lovely location and food was excellent. Only issue for us was the air conditioning didn’t work so had difficulty sleeping and noisy pool in the afternoons.

a lovely family run agriturissmo, Gaia was always on hand to help and the other staff were friendly and helpful. The family room was massive, and the cot provided was perfect. Breakfast had a good traditional Italian selection of meats and cheeses, breads, cereal, fruits and cakes and of course home produced jam and honey. The pool was spotless and perfect for a cool down. Evening meals were varied and good value especially the set meal of the day which included wine and water. The terrace is a nice way to wind down at the end of the day.

must see. lovely hotel friendly service. amazing location.

Staff was super nice and informative. Swimming pool was an unexpected delight. Dinner was a seven-course meal!

We were very pleasantly surprised at the modern, clean and very quiet rooms. Food was excellent. A lot of value for your money.

Easy to find using the road mileage markers. Well kept property and interesting to see how they are maximizing their income potential making olive oil and jams which you can try at meals and buy in their shop. Room quite dim. Pool- would be a good place to come with children. They serve an evening meal for 25 euros per person- far too much food unless you have a refrigerator (there wasn't one in my room)- would have liked the option to order a la carte.

Lovely place with beautiful terraced gardens and a restaurant that makes the most of the view, excellent homecooked food, rooms have a good degree of privacy with their own outdoor space.

Lovely location, and a very nice pool, it's billed as an "agriturisimo " vacation but it didn't offer anything besides jars of honey and jam which are produced there with breakfast... And for sale. The worst breakfast I've ever been offered. Slices of ham, cheese, tomatoes, various dry cakes and bread, and kiddies cereals. A farmhouse stay in Ireland would have all homemade produce, friendly service and information on what to do in the area. None of this was offered. They're were some unfortunate hens and geese in a sorry state in large cages to be seen if you walked around the grounds. It has great potential but not making the best of it.

Beautiful agriturismo with interesting landscaping and wonderful staff