This was a great place to land to begin an exploration of Western Sicily with a group. I had breakfast, lunch, and dinner there, and all were fantastic, showcasing regional specialties--such as cous cous con pesce. The staff was absolutely efficient and wonderfully helpful, the room spacious and comfortable (with a bathtub!). It's only 5 minutes from Trapani airport, so also perfect for winding down at the end of a Sicilian adventure. You do need a car here--it's not the place to stay if you're looking to walk around and mingle with natives in a village. This is all about peaceful surroundings--with a pool, wine bar, and, I repeat: wonderful food!

We stayed in Baglio Oneto in Oct 2011 as part of a 2 week trip to Sicily, driving around the island, staying in a total of 3 hotels. It was the shortest stay of all our hotels – only 2 nights. The hotel is around 15 mins drive from Marsala, the nearest town. It is a large hotel and very efficiently run because of this. The rooms are a fair size and comfortable. The balconies seemed to vary depending on which side of the building you were in – lower balconies at the back of the hotel (of which we had) were a large size but didn’t get a lot of sun and overlooked trees/shrubbery. Upper balconies were smaller. A room at the front of the hotel would guarantee a pool view over the countryside to the sea. The pool area seemed fine, also with views over the countryside to the sea. Admittedly, we didn’t get a chance to use the pool during our visit. If I was being picky, I would mention that the walls are quite thin and that corridor noise reverberates and can be noisy in the evenings/early mornings when guests walk through.
We arrived late in the evening when an event seemed to be on, so parking for hotel guests was limited – however, this didn’t seem to be a problem for the remainder of the stay (and there is a large carpark for buses/restaurant guests at the front of the hotel). On arrival the staff were very helpful and friendly and clearly used to communicating to their English/American guests. At short notice we were found a table at their in-house restaurant (sitting in the lounge area, rather than the main restaurant). If you appreciate a good selection of wines then this restaurant is a must. Portions aren’t the huge size of local restaurants but are enough and very good. The main maitre d’ (a young man) stood out for his good customer service; was clearing running the place well, had a nice rapport with guests, and was extremely ‘clued-up’ on the wine (there is a winery at the hotel). When our restaurant choice in Marsala was closed on the second night we were more than happy to head back to the in-house restaurant again. It also happened to be the night we celebrated our engagement and we weren’t disappointed.
Baglio meaning ‘courtyard’; there was a lovely courtyard at the heart of the hotel. Breakfast could be had here, or in the restaurant. Breakfast is a well represented spread of staple constituents; a good selection of fruit and, rather than your usual slices of cheese, at least 2 blocks of fresh cheese.
All in all, it is a convenient and perfectly lovely hotel to spend a few nights and see the Marsala/Trapani/Erice/Segesta areas of Sicily. It is a strong choice for ease of overall comfort.

This is a resort well outside of Marsala so a car is needed. GPS took us to the place without a problem.
Lovely spot on a hill near Marsala/Trapani Airport.
Staff were great, facilities were very nice.
Rooms were ordinary but clean. Well priced.
Food was excellent at the restaurant both for the dinner and breakfast.
Pool was closed but looked inviting.
Lots of free parking and free WiFi.

Beautiful place, great price, lovely pool, atmospheric restaurant, difficult to find but easy once located