The 18th-century building with a brick tower has a picturesque setting with views stretching over the countryside. Inside, the hotel has high wood-beamed ceilings, creamy yellow walls, and floors of delft blue tile. Owned by a well-known wine family, the hotel mostly attracts wine lovers and couples looking for a quiet, romantic stay.

Baglio Oneto is out in the countryside and might be a bit difficult to find. It’s about a 20-minute drive from the center of Marsala and about a 10- to 15-minute drive from the Birgi Airport. There's not much to do in the immediate area, and the medieval city of Erice is about 50 minutes away.

The resort has 48 air-conditioned rooms with earthy tile floors, yellow walls, and simple dark wood furnishings. Ground floor rooms have terraces and upstairs rooms have balconies. Rooms are not particularly upscale, with somewhat dated furniture and old tube TVs, but all have free Wi-Fi. Bathrooms have small marble vanities and shower/tub combos. The Tower Suite is unique and fairly rustic, with distressed brick walls juxtaposed with elegant furniture.

La Calandra restaurant serves Sicilian cuisine for lunch and dinner, as well as breakfast, and the wine cellar has a large selection of local wines, as well as wine produced on-site. During the summer, meals are served in the outdoor courtyard, by the pool. There’s a grand, rustic-looking function room that hosts weddings and other events, but the hotel lacks a spa and fitness center, as well as family-focused amenities.