How much does it cost to stay at Farm-house Salemi?

Prices at Farm-house Salemi start from €85 per night for a double room, up to €85 depending on the season and room type.

Where is Farm-house Salemi located?

Farm-house Salemi is located in Piazza Armerina, Sicily, Italy. A great base to explore the beauty of the area.

Does Farm-house Salemi have a swimming pool?

No, Farm-house Salemi does not have a swimming pool.

Does Farm-house Salemi accept pets?

No, Farm-house Salemi does not accept pets.

Does Farm-house Salemi have a restaurant?

Yes, Farm-house Salemi has a restaurant serving traditional local cuisine with farm-to-table ingredients.

How many rooms does Farm-house Salemi have?

Farm-house Salemi offers 23 accommodations, suitable for couples, families and groups.

Farm-house Salemi

(Enna) - Sicily

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Description Salemi

The Agriturismo Salemi is located in the green and picturesque district of Leano, few kilometres away from the town of Piazza Armerina. Thanks to regular and careful restoration works, this lovely 19th century farmhouse maintains its ancient beauty. It offers comfortable air-conditioned rooms with TV and minibar, and well equipped indoor and outdoor facilities, such as a swimming pool with a fantastic view on the landscape, a wide terrace shaded by beautiful olive trees and a big garden equipped with barbecue and wood-fired oven for delicious tastings. 4 girasoli

restaurant Farm-house Salemi

Typical Cuisine Vegetarian Dishes Vegan Cuisine Gluten Free

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Breakfast

At the agritourism facility it will be possible to enjoy a rich buffet breakfast, of the continental type with sweet and savoury items. Additionally available to guests are sweets and local artisanal biscuits.

Surroundings (Piazza Armerina)

Just a short distance away, you can explore the treasures of Morgantina, an ancient site founded between the 5th and 3rd centuries B.C. Among its highlights is the celebrated statue of Venus from the 5th century B.C., recently returned by the Paul Getty Museum in Malibu, along with exquisite silver pieces and captivating acrolith sculptures.