We only stayed 1 night.Our accommodation was in what was once a wine cellar.Very cosy and charming.The restaurant was very accommodating providing us with very late lunch and good value for dinner.Domenico was very helpful with our heavy luggage and changing rooms per our request.

Spent 4 wonderful days here, just outside (5km) from the wonderful baroque town of Modica. The small villa has been renovated and decorated beautifully maintaining its original structure. The swimming pool is a wonderful addition to any short break where one can relax after a hard days sightseeing or work off those extra calories! The restaurant serves excellent food an at very reasonable prices. After staying in Modica itself on previous occasions I would definately return to to Villa Cannizzo, and hope to do so next year.
I'll give them an excellent rating next year when they'll serve some typical modican cakes for breakfast!!

The villa itself is absolutely beautiful and set in a nice location away from the main road into Modica. The little breakfast room is pretty & quaint and the food was basic but good quality (pastries, bread, jams, yoghurt, juice, tea & coffee).
We had the only bedroom upstairs in the main house itself which has a little balcony and looks out over the garden/pool. It was basic but nice and the bathroom was good for an old house. We didnt see much of the other rooms (most are attached to the main house as opposed to in it) but I would assume they'd all be of the same standard.

The restaurant that's at the other end of the main garden served good food and delicious local wine for a great price (Menu del giorno was 13 euros each) but it was quite quiet and the menu selection is very limited.

The only problem we had was that we stayed at Villa Cannizzo in the 2nd week of May and while we caught the start of the summer weather, (25 degrees+ most days) the pool at the villa wasn't ready and we weren't told this would be the case before we arrived! They said it was because it was so early in the season which isn't strictly true as their season starts at Easter.
Being on holiday we did want some days just lounging by the pool, which wasn't possible as it wasn't open and there were no loungers provided anywhere - so we did check out early and move somewhere else. If you're there from June onwards I would assume it would all be fine!

Domenico who runs the hotel was generally very nice & helpful, but over the matter of us checking out early he was obstructive and didn't make it easy (demanding we paid for all the nights we'd booked for - which we didn't!) but once he'd agreed that we were only leaving as the pool wasn't open, he soon returned to his usual affable self.

Overall the villa is charming and we really loved it and were sad not to have been able to stay longer. You will need a car to get around the area though.

My husband and I stayed at Villa Cannizzo for 3 nights in mid September of this year. We absolutely loved the property. The building was a cross between the old and the new. The pool area was a great place to relax and enjoy the view of the roses. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. We dealt mostly with Dominico. He was there everyday with his warm smile, willing to assist in anyway. Whenever we would venture out, he would make sure that we were equipped with a detailed map. We never once go lost. He was better than a GPS.
One evening we decided to eat at the restaurant on the property and were very pleased., The service and food were great.
We had a corner room that had 2 entrances; one leading out to the patio. We had great ventilation, not needing the A/C. The ceilings were high, giving the room an airy feeling. The decor was attractive and the bed was very comfortable.
If you are going to be in this area, I would highly recommend the Villa Cannizzo. In fact, we will defiantly stay again on our return to Sicily.