Chiosi Country Club

Chiosi Country Club in Corleone is a small, countryside B&B set on a rural estate, geared toward quiet stays in nature with a simple, homey feel.

Photo of Chiosi Country Club by Chiosi Country Club (Turismo rurale) on Google Maps

Rural setting: The property sits in Contrada Chiosi, surrounded by greenery and oak woods at the foot of Montagna della Vecchia, which helps create a calm, unplugged atmosphere.

Small-scale rooms: There are six double rooms with independent entrances, private bathrooms, and an equipped small terrace, giving stays a private, bungalow-like rhythm rather than a hotel-corridor vibe.

Welcoming common spaces: A main hall in a former wine cellar/coach-house style space includes two large fireplaces, plus areas for reading and games—useful for slow evenings after day trips.

Food on-site: Guests can expect a buffet breakfast with homemade and local products, with brunch on request and dinner featuring Mediterranean dishes paired with regional wines.

Practical extras: Free Wi‑Fi and free parking are available, and pets are accepted on request; special-diet menus can be arranged if you flag needs in advance.

Easy day-trip base: Staying at Chiosi Country Club puts you within reach of Corleone itself, plus popular outings like Monreale and Segesta, while returning to a quieter countryside base.

No on-site pool: The nearest outdoor swimming pool is about 1 km away, so pool time typically requires a short drive or planned outing.

Limited room count: With only six rooms, availability may be tight in peak periods, and services can feel more “by request” than always-on.

Car-friendly location: The rural setting is part of the appeal, but it may be less convenient if you’re relying on walking or frequent public transport.

Pros	Cons
Quiet estate setting near Montagna della Vecchia	No pool on-site (nearest pool is off-property)
Independent-entry rooms with private bathrooms and terraces	Small property can mean limited availability
Homemade/local breakfast plus optional brunch and dinner	Rural base is easiest with a car