We stayed here for one night in March so we could visit Etna. The accommodation was so unusual - we stayed in a building formerly used for wine making, I think pressing grapes, and some of the huge equipment was still there! We loved the character of the room and old furnishings and overall rustic effect, but it is not... More

We had our best evening in this restaurant (we didn't stay here, just came for the dinner)... It is a little off the main roads but well worth the drive. The dishes were very plentiful, with great taste and obviously made from local produce. Maria, the hostess, was a pleasure to chat and she explained a lot about the food... More

We stayed at Rocca della Rosa in early September, decided to extend the stay due to the warm hospitality and good location; with Taormina, Syracusa, Etna and the beach within easy reach. We loved staying in this old villa, surrounded by history and beautiful antique furniture. The food, breakfast included, was first class and enjoyed in the formerwine cellar. Maria's... More

La Rocca Della Rosa is situated at the foot of Mt. Etnea just outside the quite of Zafferana Etnea. It is easily one of the most beautiful and charming buildings one will ever stay in. The rooms are very spacious and immaculately kept. The breakfast in the morning is really 5 star. You shall receive some unbelieveable home cooking from... More

This is a new hotel in Sicily, close to Etna Volcano, the type is called "agriturismo", but this is a bit different, is an elegant but not expensive country hotel (just 35 euro per night per person) and restaurant(20-25 euro per person), it is an ancient building (about 1800) there are also ww2 find, is elegant, with ancient furniture, in... More