We arrived late at Fontanarossa airport, picked up a rental and tried to find our way without GPS. At 10 p.m. We pulled into a pizzeria where the manager phoned Vincenzo. He and his wife, Giovanna, came to meet us and lead us to their place. They left us some Arancini from Catania, which we washed down with wine. The accommodations were better than we expected. It is effectively a small, well-manicured gated villa with a bit of an alpine feel typical of the Mount Etna area. Yes, there is the Volcano out the window. The swimming pool was perfect and large. The location was excellent. Instead of having to deal with the Rome/Naples like traffic of Catania, we were able to make comfortable day trips: 1) along the riviera of the Cyclops to Taormina; 2) up and around the volcano; 3) to Syracuse and back. The house is typical of the neighbourhood. The hosts are music teachers and hit the right notes every time. Giovanna even made us a traditional grape marmalade from their own grapes that was spectacular. Our only complaint, if you could call it that, was that the bed in the cozy master bedroom was a little too comfortable. We slept late every day.