A lovely gem in the mountains, panoramic views of the landscape and mount Etna. We visited at the end of October and it was a little cold at night but Cesare brought us an electric heater which was extremely nice. The kitchen was full of fresh food such as chestnuts, apples and a bottle of milk. The village is very small and everyone seem to know each other so there’s very traditional Italian vibe. The only downside was that it was a bit far from the coast (about 30mins drive) on a very steep and bendy road but this is a price worth paying for mountainous experience.