Beatiful setting and beautiful people. If you have a car, you must stay here.
This is a true orchard (currently cultivating lemons), so you will drive down a couple of narrow dirt roads to reach it, which amounts to just enough time to think about whether the beautifully colorful orange stuff on some of the stone walls is moss or liken. By the same token it might be a little hard to find so talk to them to get directions (tip: the entrance to those narrow roads is directly across from the Agip gas station and from there it's 3 minutes). It's worth it. We were able to eat figs, berries and passion fruit right off the tree; I guess off the vine in the case of the passion fruit, with the vine being on the fence surrounding the large goldfish pond. I had a hard time keeping my 5 year old out of the berry tree.
The accommodations were clean and ample. We slept 4 adults and 2 kids with no problem. The rooms were clean and the bathroom quite serviceable. There is a mini-fridge for whatever you might want to bring. A balcony going 2/3 around the building provides, not only beautiful views of the orchard and Mt. Etna, but also a wonderful place to have an evening meal. We did not use the kitchen, given our schedule, but I belive it is available.
Our hosts were welcoming, friendly and generous to a fault with I whatever information they had about the area and the sites to visit, and they laid out a beautiful spread for breakfast, including hazelnut butter, honey, and jams to go with the tasty bread. Yogurt and some standard cereals were offered. The cheeses and salami were my favorite, as I'm partial to a solid breakfast. I know I'm missing some things, but olives, rice cakes, almonds, and, of course, coffee were in evidence. This was a true Mediterranean spread.
In summary, book it. It ain't the Ritz, it's better, for all the reasons mentioned above.