Bersò In Santa maria di licodia

Love the usa vintage vibe and the best rooms are at the back where you can see Etna🌋

We stayed in this hotel to then spend a Sunday at Etna and be already in the area early in the morning. The hotel is very elegant, the rooms are spacious, both the quadruple and double rooms. The cleanliness is excellent both in the common areas and in the rooms. The hotel has both a restaurant and a small pub/bistro, both excellent but the best is the breakfast, with a vast choice from sweet to savory and also in drinks. The staff is very kind both at the reception and in the restaurant but above all super professional. It has a beautiful swimming pool that obviously given the seasonality we did not use. I recommend it to everyone, couples, groups of friends and families.

Lovely hotel with attentive staff!

I made a late reservation at this hotel. The hosts were wonderful and waited for us until late for accommodation. Next came the luxury room I could call it, coquettish with an imperial air, always freshly perfumed and carefully cleaned every day for us. Varied breakfast with a very wide variety of food. Good coffee and very trained staff. One evening, after a long visit in Palermo, we were waited until late. I was surprised by the cleanliness of the place and the kindness of the hosts and I will return with pleasure in this wonderful place. I warmly recommend it to those who want to spend time in an oasis of peace.. Thank you for your hospitality, our little vacation in Sicily was a success and thanks to you.

The hotel was chosen because of the pistachio festival in Bronte, clean, delicious breakfasts. Average location, nothing nearby.

Regarding our Etna trip, we spent 2 days in this hotel. The rooms were sparkling clean, it was pleasantly quiet and there was enough parking space in front of the hotel. The food is good and inexpensive, the staff are extremely friendly and personable, great and keep it up. The only negative thing to note is that (at least when we were traveling at the end of September) there weren't too many guests in the hotel and you sometimes sat alone or with another table while eating in the large hall. There were at least two waitresses, so the atmosphere was a bit awkward. The waiters were waiting for the guest's every request. Nothing wrong per se, but it was a little strange. You should also know a little Italian, with English you also need some gestures and facial expressions.