My partner and absolutely loved our stay in this Air BnB and we adore Stella's parents (who will be the ones to host you on site).
Stella's mother (Rosa) is fluent in English, her father only speaks Italian but luckily my partner is fluent so with two people to translate we managed to have a good conversation between the four of us.
The room is nice and has pretty much everything you need for a short stay (including a kitchenette). The bed is definitely the most comfortable that we slept in during our Sicily road trip and the towels were big and soft as well. We also bought some of Rosa's homemade delicatessen, which are fantastic. Although the kitchenette has everything you need to prepare a basic meal, Rosa can also prepare dinner for a very reasonable price. Unfortunately, we didn't know in advance but I have no doubt she's an excellent cook.
The location is absolutely stunning, in an old farm outside the village with unique views over the mountains and Etna in the distance. Make sure you get up to view a sunrise!
Perhaps the only thing you need to be aware of/remember is that this is a fairly remote location, so you will need a car to get here, be confident to drive on rural roads (with many potholes) and there's no wi fi (and for us our mobile data didn't work well either). Not that being unable to do a cheeky check of your work email or doomscrollling on social media should really be a downside. It's an invitation to relax, enjoy the view and eat good food!
We personally loved that Rosa is a hands on host that also likes to interact with her guests and show them around her property. However, if you prefer some alone time, she will obviously respect that.
We only stayed for only one night as we picked this location to break up our drive from Palermo to the Etna region and enjoy the scenery but in hindsight we wish we had stayed a little longer. I would recommend you book at least a two-night-stay (if not longer) to explore the area a bit more - it'll be worth it!