Maria's charming B&B is an interesting historic property in a peaceful rural setting. The guest portion of the house consists of two adjacent bedrooms with bathrooms and the "palmento" area which serves as a living room and breakfast space. It is comfortable, attractively furnished, and could easily accommodate four adults. Maria is friendly and outgoing. She takes great pride in explaining the 300+ year history of the building and the functioning of the palmento, which is still used annually to make wine. She is also very helpful with sightseeing advice and information. The local restaurant to which she referred us, La Vecchia Botte, was terrific. Feudo Delizia, just around the corner from the B&B, was decent too. Maria provides lavish breakfasts, featuring freshly baked pastries. We were a bit embarrassed that we couldn't eat more of them, having consumed large, late Sicilian dinners on the previous nights. Although the B&B is in an out-of-the-way spot, we had no problem finding it with the aid of GoogleMaps and GPS, driving in our rental car from Catania airport. There are signs for "Etna 1703" when you get close. The location couldn't be more convenient for going up Mt. Etna (which I recommend, for those who like that sort of thing) and is a short and pleasant drive from the wine country on the north slopes of Etna. We loved Maria and her unique B&B.